tardigradetheking

I feel so alone when talking about X-Men ‘97, specifically the Rogue-Magneto-Gambit love triangle. It seems that the only two opinions regarding that storyline are “Rogue is a shameless slut and I hate her” or “The showrunners were weird for writing that” — and I disagree with both.

#‘that goose keeps laying golden eggs. that’s stagnation. I’m going to kill it and go look for a goose that lays diamond eggs’#‘that goose normally lays golden eggs but this time it laid a silver egg. I’m going to kill it because even though I can still make good#money with that it’s not as good as a golden egg’#‘that golden egg laying goose only lays an egg once a day instead of constantly shitting them out. I don’t care that golden eggs take time#if they’re not constant the goose is worthless to me’

Narration, in a serious, dramatic voice: We find no evidence paranormal activity inside this mine, but we do find an absolutely adorable kitty kitty.

So, this post goes out to any people on here who're knowledgable about Martial arts AND fans of Avatar the last Airbender (hoping there's a lot of overlap there.)

Currently reading a book about a robot girl figuring out how to exist in a human body and is terrified of the prospect of not being able to know or remember everything and is constantly overwhelmed by her surroundings everytime she leaves the house while also under the threat that if anyone finds out she isn't human she will be murdered...

I had read the first two Wayfarers books a few years back. As usual, when I return to finish a series I do a reread of them all....maintained the four books with only one pause between for a library book with a due date too soon, and man, what incredible books? What a hopeful love letter to the vastness of sentient existence? What incredibly well constructed science fiction worlds and alien races and deeply impactful relationships? Ugh, so good.