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What type of podcasts do you listen to
Hi anon who sent this forever ago! I am cleaning out my inbox and finally answering this, sorry.
Right now I'm very into Tooth And Claw which is stories of survival in animal incidents. It can get pretty gruesome, but Wes Larson (one of the three hosts) is a Bear Biologist and is very well educated and teaches very well.
I also love Witches, Magic, Murder and Mystery! Megan and Kara are amazing.
National Park After Dark is good
I'm a huge fan of the McElroys, so My Brother, my brother and me
I also like Legends of The West and You're Dead To Me, they are both well researched history podcasts.
#tooth and claw podcast#witches magic murder and mystery#national park after dark#youre dead to me#legends of the west#podcasts
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THIS WEEK on the Long Way Round, we’re joined by the incomparable scholar, god tier poster, and doctor who understander, em @lesbianrobin , where we discuss all things lycanthropy, ninjas, dungeons, and why the doctor totally wanted to fuck that guy’s long dead father (you know, the one who built the not-telescope and made the rooms covered in holly, and—y’know just watch the episode)
#doctor who#spotify#doctor who (2005)#rose tyler#tenth doctor#tooth & claw#tenrose#doctorrose#dw#podcast
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Cursed as a worthless scavenger and cast as villainous cowardly sidekicks in Disney’s The Lion King, the spotted hyena is one of the world’s most misunderstood of all predators. It may scavenge at night on a giant rubbish tip on the outskirts of Mekelle in Ethiopia, but it earns it’s top predator status when it takes down its prey in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. Adam Hart and guests polish up the spotted hyena’s tarnished reputation.
Professor Kay Holekamp, a behavioural ecologist at Michigan State University, and Chinmay Sonawane, a biologist at Stanford University in California
#BBC World Service - Discovery Tooth and claw: Spotted hyena#BBC World Service#Discovery Tooth and claw#Spotted hyena#discovery podcast#bbc radio#podcasts#podcast#animals#science#nature
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So. Ive come here to offer alot, ive decided lets go to the deep end with this? Yes.
I love wtnv Carlos is peak, but he is not sexy, he is perfect sweet Carlos, a cutie patootie if you will. Carlos is not what i think for sexy.
But Glenn Close, this failcore of a man is sexy, keeps fucking coming back and will claw his way tooth and nail for the things he believes in.
I have a offer , besides me working on more art for sexy glenn close art.
I will do doodle requests, from your ocs to hell give me things to draw glenn in. Ill give you all the world.
So from me posting more glenn art , ill do doodle bribes, hell ill give you personal headcannons for glenn, incorrect character quotes for dndads characters.
If Glenn Close Wins i WILL make a full sexy glenn close psychical painting with propgress updates & poll of what the painting should be of glenn. + An essay bout Glenn Close to go with this.
So please go vote @sexiestpodcastcharacter for Glenn Close!!!
Enjoy all my glenn art that is posted so far as a treat and give you all ideas for if you request a doodle if you vote Glenn Close
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#dino stuff#dino rambles#dndads#dino's art#dungeons and daddies#dndaddies#art#fanart#hot glenn autumn#dndaddies glenn close#glenn close dungeons and daddies#glenn close fanart#dndads glenn close#sexiest podcast character poll#glenn close#THE LEGNTH I WILL GO FOR THIS MAN#glenn close propaganda#hot glenn christmas#glenn close dndads#SHAKES YOU ALL TO VOTE FOR HIM/silly nf
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characters in the showdown!
I will be posting the brackets for part 1 soon
Characters in bracket
Part 1
Venom from Vemon
Sidon from BOTW
The Creature from The Shape of Water
Cthulu from H P Lovecraft
Ursula from The Little Mermaid
Rem from Death Note
Undyne from Undertale
Pyramid Head from Silent Hill
Dracula from Bram Stroker
The Kraken
Charon from Hades
Bowser from Super Mario
Goliath from Gargoyles
Harpy Eda from the Owl House
Smaug from The Hobbit
Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean
The Snatcher from A Hat In Time
Demona from Gargoyles
Emperor Belos from TOH
Billy from Hocus Pocus
Lunar Guardian Warwick from League of Legends
Slender man
The Xenomorph from Alien
zoe from monster prom
Medusa from mythology
Red Prince from Divinity 2: Original Sin
Winged Lion from Dungeon Meshi
the devil from the arcana
the high priesttess from the arcana
Angel of Death from Hellboy 2
punitto moe from overlord
zenberu gugu from overlord
shasuryu shasha from overlord
Yog Sothoth from hp lovecraft
the snake king from SnakeMan
jotunn from the ritual
William Birkin mutant form from Resident Evil
Hammerhead Sharkman from Hammerhead: Shark Frenzy
Radu from Seventh Son
Ghost Rider is from Ghost Rider
Drake from Blade Trinity
Sharktopus from Sharktopus vs Whalewolf
Felix Rosa the whalewolf from Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf
Scylla from Mamula
The Trench from Aquaman
Tao Tei from The Great Wall
White Spike from The Tomorrow War
Subject 20 from Forbidden World
The Gill-man from Creature from the Black Lagoon
surtur from Thor: Ragnarok
raiju from pacific rim
otachi from pacific rim
trespasser from pacific rim
knifehead from pacific rim
scunner from pacific rim
ink from bendy
the projectionist from bendy
Death from Discworld
Heavy from Alien Outpost
Leshy from COTL
Brooklyn from Gargoyles
Broadway from Gargoyles
monster x from godzilla final wars
gigan from godzilla final wars
Leomon from Digimon
Garudamon from Digimon
cave of wonders from Aladdin
azhdaha from Genshin Impact
osail from Genshin Impact
The Behemoth from Final Fantasy
Apollomon from Digimon
The Werewolf from the Doctor Who episode Tooth and Claw
The Beast from the Doctor Who episode The Satan Pit
Yugo Ogami from Bloody Roar
Venom possessed Thor from avengers assemble
Lake Yokai from Sailor Moon
Wither storm from Minecraft Story Mode
frankenstein's creature from mary Shelley
Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas
sloth from bayonetta
malphas from bayonetta
madama khepri from bayonetta
madama butterfly from bayonetta
labolas from bayonetta
gomorrah from bayonetta
diomedes from bayonetta
alraune from bayonetta
Hunson Abadeer from Adventure Time
Gummy from Gummy and the Doctor
Ln'eta from Sucker for Love
The crow mauler from fear and hunger
Te Ka from Moana
Alastair Crump from Haunted Mansion
Creeper from Minecraft
Springtrap from fnaf
The Headless Horseman from Sleepy Hollow
Clem from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The Tuunbaq from the Terror
Indrid Cold's Mothman form from The Adventure Zone Amnesty
Urskeks from The Dark Crystal
urZah from The Dark Crystal
SkekSil from The Dark Crystal
Shina from Bloody Roar
Roxanne from fnaf security breach
Yautja from Predator
Undersea Gal from The Nightmare Before Christmas
Uranus from Bloody Roar
Gado from Bloody Roar
Shenlong from Bloody Roar
Rengar from League of Legends
Lunar Guardian Nasus from League of Legends
Jon Talbain from Darkstalkers
Angela from Gargoyles
Minotaur from greek mythology
spot from across the spiderverse
Lord Arum from The Penumbra Podcast
Abathur from starcraft
The Beast from Over the Garden Wall
Ultimecia (final form) from FF8
M'aiq the Liar from Skyrim
MELON from Beastars
Garrus Vakarian from Mass Effect
Carnage from Marvel Comics
Blaidd from Elden Ring
Jzargo from Skyrim
Durnehviir from Skyrim
zinogre from monster hunter rise
scp 2521 from scp foundation
Part 2
werewolves from skyrim
the rajang from mhr
dimple from mob psycho 100
Maximus Lobo from X-Men
Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls
The Red Bull from The Last Unicorn
Lord english from homestuck
grim from the grim adventures of billy & mandy
the lorax
Stricklander from Tales of Arcadia
Darkness from Legend
Mr Mirrors from Fallen London
Kokushibo from Demon Slayer
Moon presence from bloodborne
Simone Lenoir from Scooby Doo on Zombie Island
Peitha from Guild Wars 2
the grinch (jim carry) from how the grinch stole Christmas
the aliens from space invaders
clickers from the last of us
goomba from Mario
the wendigos from until dawn
Sheeva from Mortal Kombat
The Stalk from Saga
Mileena from Mortal Kombat
King Ghidorah from Godzilla: King of the Monsters
kolivan from voltron legendary defender
spriggans from skyrim
Red Guy from dhmis
Dragon from Shrek
Mothman
The Pale Man from Pan’s Labyrinth
The Faun from Pan's Labyrinth
King Boo from Mario
Cerus from Guild Wars 2 Secrets of the Obscure
Orthax from The Legend of Vox Machina
The Balrog from The Fellowship of the Ring
Hexxus from Ferngully
beast from beauty and the beast
Lady Dimetrescu from resident evil village
Discord from My Little Pony
Narinder from Cult of The Lamb
cheshire from bayonetta
Asterius from Hades
The Emperor from Baldur’s Gate 3
lynels from botw
Sully from Monsters Inc
Paarthurnax from Skyrim
Ryuk from Death Note
Hermaeus Mora from Skyrim
Hellhound from Supernatural
Astaroth from Soul Calibur
Nemesis from Resident Evil 3
the faceless old woman who secretly lives in your home from Welcome to Night Vale
Audrey 2 from Little Shop of Horrors
astel, naturalborn of the void from Elden Ring
Kang and Kodos from The Simpsons
Licker from Resident Evil
Mr. X from Resident Evil
Mouth Of Sauron from Lord of the Rings
Laudna from Critical Role
Wiggly from Black Friday
Count Orlok from Nosferatu
Harry the werewolf from scary godmother
Barnaby from Billy Bust Up
Pride demon from dragon Age inquisition
Raziel from Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver
Draco from Dragonheart
The Unusual Hilichurl from Genshin Impact
Serleena from Men in Black II
The Devil from Good Omens
Koh from A:TLA
The Enderman from Minecraft
Medusa from Greek Mythology
Enjou from Genshin Impact
Roz from Monsters Inc.
Swamp Thing from Swamp Thing
Cheetah from Wonder Woman
Killer Croc from DC Comics
Juggernaut from Deadpool 2
Hellboy from Hellboy
Hraesvelgr from Final Fantasy XIV
e. aster bunnymund from rotg
Toothiana from rotg
Lorelai from Vainglory
Amael from Vainglory
Phinn from Vainglory
Toothless from HTTYD
Papa Titan from The Owl House
The vampire from the Halloween Ring Pops box
Odahviing from Skyrim
Ganondorf from Tears of the Kingdom
Randall from Monster Inc
Papyrus from Undertale
Mettaton from Undertale
Jack from Jack in the Box
WereGarurumon from Digimon Adventure
Stormfly from HTTYD
zubeia from the dragon prince
Revali from BOTW
Mipha from BOTW
Red Dragon from Dungeons and Dragons
Black Dragon from Dungeons and Dragons
Silver Dragon from Dungeons and Dragons
Brass Dragon from Dungeons and Dragons
Baphomet from Dungeons and Dragons
Count Strahd von Zarovich from Dungeons and Dragons
Lolth from Dungeons and Dragons
Asmodeus from Dungeons and Dragons
Demogorgon from Dungeons and Dragons
Chernabog from Fantasia
Glamrock Freddy from fnaf
Mind Flayer from Dungeons and Dragons
elijah volkov from camp here and there
Abe Sapien from the Hellboy
The Wood Sprite from Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
Battle Beast from Invincible
Skelly Schelemeus from Hades
Kugo Sakamata from BNHA!
Genn Greymane from World of Warcraft
Dragon form Zhongli from Genshin Impact
Francoeur from A Monster in Paris
Childe foul legacy form from Genshin Impact
The Corinthian from The Sandman
Death from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Kaiju No. 8 from Kaiju No. 8
Sabrewulf from Killer Instinct
Piccolo from Dragon Ball
Sans from Undertale
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updates,
I got a new green tea, cranberry nut muffin from Adagio, and it's now one of my top five favorite teas. It's a great way to start my days.
Which have been very long and busy throughout October with trying to keep on top of multiple different projects at work :/ but today's live broadcast went well and I just need to get through tomorrow's.
October was SO expensive. Everything I got (new raincoat, new hair, new insulated coat since it's cold here again, gym leggings) are things I needed that I'll get a lot wear out of over the next few years at least, but ouch.
I've been reading some amazing books lately. I just finished Toxic Parents by Dr. Susan Forward, and Will I Ever Be Good Enough? Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers by Dr. Karyl McBride. These books have been deeply moving and I wish I had found them years earlier. I highly recommend both.
I've also been loving a new podcast, Tooth and Claw: True Stories of Animal Attacks. Animal attacks are something that has fascinated me since I was a kid, and this really scratches that very particular itch to know more. The National Park After Dark podcast, which I also love, goes hand-in-hand with Tooth and Claw.
It's November! This is going to be a busy month for me. I'm taking all my time off work this month rather than December. I haven't had any time off since early June, so I'm excited. I'm going to Washington State (Seattle and Olympic National Park) with @thatisadamnfinecupofcoffee and @annespelledwithane next week. ❤️ and later this month, my friend Laura and I are going to Peru to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. We're getting back the day before my 31st birthday. :)
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I enjoyed listening to SHWEP and am checking out Perdido Street Station thanks to your posts. Would you mind sharing some more of your favourite media?
this is kind of a grab bag but here ya go: lord of the rings, the silmarillion, the children of hurin, anything by kazuo ishiguro, anything by haruki murakami, 100 years of solitude, love in the time of cholera, anything by jorge luis borges, terry pratchett's discworld series, neil gaiman's sandman series, njal's saga, egil's saga, the saga of hervor and heidrek, the rediscovery of man by cordwainer smith, anything by raymond chandler, anything by iain banks, the city and the city by china mieville, plus the two sequels to perdido street station, the inverted world by christopher priest, a canticle for liebowitz by walter miller, anything by octavia butler, anything by ursula le guin, anything by jane austen, gawain and the green knight, pearl (the middle english poem, not the steinbeck novel), as i lay dying by william faulkner, anything by kurt vonnegut, rice boy by evan dahm and its follow up vattu (both available in their entirety online), fine structure by qntm (also online), "the man who ate michael rockefeller" by christopher stokes, tooth and claw (the story collection) by t.c. boyle, frankenstein, hyperion by dan simmons and its sequels, house of leaves, waterland, the making of the atomic bomb by richard rhodes, anything by roger zelazny, edgar rice burroughs' barsoom series, ray bradbury's short fiction, dune, hart's hope by orson scott card (and his collected fiction, maps in a mirror), paradise lost, the andrew george translation of the epic of gilgamesh
(books i wouldn't recommend, exactly, but which had a formative effect on my taste include hart's hope by orson scott card, his short fiction omnibus maps in a mirror, dune, paradise lost, and the work of james joyce)
if you like scripted and informative podcasts, i will never stop recommending mike duncan's history of rome or revolutions, both of which are terrific. there's also a history of byzantium podcast that picks up where mike duncan left off with rome that is quite good, though i haven't listened to all of it.
#video games are harder to recommend bc people's gameplay tastes are so particular#if you don't like strategy games you're not gonna like SMAC#no matter how good the aesthetic is#and i'm not a big movie watcher#i do watch tv shows#but few i would *recommend* really#they're mostly background noise for other things#like podcasts
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11, 13, and 29 for the fanfiction ask!
11. Do you write scenes in order, or do you jump around?
Typically I write stuff in order! There are exceptions- sometimes I'll write ahead to a scene I'm really hyped about- but the majority of the time it's easier for me to stick to chronological order!
13. Do you listen to music while you write? If yes, what have you been listening to recently?
Either music or some other sort of background noise! Lately, however, my background noise has been a new podcast my friend recommended called Tooth & Claw. It's about animal attacks, which I guess is an odd thing to binge, but the hosts are wildlife biologists and animal lovers who also give fun facts and talk about the importance of conservation
(Point is, it's hard for me to write in silence, so I'm usually listening to something)
29. What’s something about your writing that you’re proud of?
I like to think I've got pretty solid characterization, and I'm good at conveying different character voices! Character study-type stuff is my favorite thing to write, so I've definitely got some practice there!
Fanfic Writing Asks
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Hiii!!! (@pga-books here!) I'm here for the description to see what character would like me thing.
Appearance: I'm heavy set, tall, and have really long red hair.
Hobbies: I like to sit in the quiet and write or listen to music or D&D podcasts. I also play D&D every Thursday with friends and get really into playing my character up. I have a major passion for writing, and eventually want to be a published author one day.
Other: I'm ace, don't have a gender, love spoiling my friends with gifts. I struggle with mental illness but I'm fighting it tooth claw and nail, and trying to remind myself that I'm a human and allowed to have bad days. Sometimes I like my space, but sometimes I need people to be near me and sometimes even squish me.
I'm quiet until I get to know you then if I see you'll accept me for who I am, I get loud and hilarious. Sometimes obnoxious. I love to laugh, and make others laugh. The sooner I can make someone laugh, the sooner I'll feel comfortable around them.
I love animals more than I do people, but the people I do love, I love wholeheartedly.
Send me a description of yourself (hobbies, interests, a couple fun facts) and I’ll tell you which of my characters would fall madly in love with you.
Omg... it has to be Seth! He's from The Notebook of a Fictional Man and he's such a great big softy (6'7 in fact!) who would love someone tall and gentle like him who he could banter with til morning and maybe even afternoon and the next day. In fact, his canon love interest is ALSO a writer who's fist-fighting mental illness, and I've written him with ace love interests in the past. He looks back so fondly on those times and would totally go back too see them if it were possible </3
And he would of course point out all the good dogs for you <3
#writeblr#finished wip#writing asks#writing games#queer stories#the notebook of a fictional man#original content#seth
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media list (05.02.2024 - 25.02.2024)
👂 Listened:
Albums:
the record by boygenius (2023) [4/10, I just couldn't vibe with the album's mood or sound at all.]
Starboy by The Weeknd (2016) [6/10, suffers from the singles being so much better than the rest of the album]
Podcasts:
Tooth & Claw: Down Under - News Stories Featuring Some of Australia's Most Dangerous Critters
Welcome To Night Vale Ep. 50-70B [This took up a lot of my podcast time these past few weeks during work hours, but I definitely need a break...]
Morbid: EP 540 - Anna George and the Murder of George Saxton [I really enjoy historical true crime. I wonder if it's the distance? Or maybe, like with everything else, I prefer to consume things where technology is absent.]
National Park After Dark: EP 201 - The Lava Lake Murders. Deschutes National Forest.
📖 Read:
Articles:
Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline’s chatbot by Ashley Belanger from arstechnica
Books:
Luck In The Shadows by Lynn Flewelling [finished! 10/10, I'll definitely do a full review at some point.]
Stalking Darkness by Lynn Flewelling [in progress, second part of the series, still early on.]
Pine by Francine Toon [in progress - quite slow going, this one, and I'm not quite sure how I feel about it. I don't usually mind if books are slow-burn, but I find the details that makes things slow so asinine...]
📺 Watched:
YouTube:
The Sinister Letters That Terrorized A Small Town • Mystery Files from Watcher
Why Is It So Hard to Tell the Sex of a Dinosaur? from PBS Eons
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If anyone’s looking to branch out into new genres of podcasts I’ve been rly into Tooth & Claw
It’s a wildlife biologist who works w bears at yellow stone and his two friends who are also involved w similar things and they talk about injurious animal encounters
Sometimes that means an “attack” but also not necessarily they talk a lot about ways in which dangerous animal situations are not always “attacks” per se despite their injurious nature
It stays focused on like the science of the animals behavior and is very pro animal and pro animal safety and I’ve learned a lot about bears lol
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besties lomls @plushyluke @honeyedlashton tagged me in the “9 people i want to get to know better” tag!!! <3
three ships-
1. lashton + malum
2. larry
3. …..cody ko/noel miller lol
first ever ship-
katniss/peeta and before that probably someone from the maximum ride book series lol…..like i think fang/iggy….. 🙂
last song-
painkiller by blackbear!
last movie-
oh man i THINK it was parasite? but i just watched the trailer for ‘knock at the cabin’ and i can’t wait to see that
currently reading-
‘the maidens’ by a. michaelides! my last finished book was ‘you’ve reached sam’ by d. thao
currently watching-
lol my wife and i are watching alaska state troopers. also i’m watching a show on disney+ called magic of disney’s animal kingdom…… and i’m always watching defunctland/abandoned in the background. AND i’m always watching sticker deco youtube videos
currently listening-
my favorite podcast is tooth and claw <3 (context: my degree is in zoology)
currently consuming-
water and shortly i will be having a bowl of cereal. nobody make fun of me. my favorite cereal is called ‘heritage flakes’
currently craving-
french toast
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for the book asks: 3, 4, 11, 12, 16!
3. what were your top 5 books of the year?
i feel like i had a kinda solid-to-good reading year where everything is p good but few things really stand out so this list is cheating a lil
1. JJEU (james joyce extended universe): rereads so they shouldn't count BUT by far my favourite reading experience of the whole year was reading ulysses (novel of all time) along with burgess's book on joyce & frank delaney's lovely lovely lovely podcast re:joyce (& a bunch of other stuff). also i'm pivoting from portrait to ulysses but stephen is still my babygirl. i haven't finished finnegans wake yet but we don't talk about that.
2. palliser/parliamentary series, anthony trollope. technically read half of these last year. i don't think this series is as consistent as barsetshire but it's also in some ways more interesting (especially re: women). but like i'm mainly here for silly soapy victorian comfort reading about thee #1 iconic girlboss/malewife couple of all time, lady glencora & planty 'most principled & delicate of men' pal (blorbo from my books)
3. solitud, víctor català. no freedom as wide-reaching & no captivity as total as the catalonian mountains (& being a woman, but that's mainly column b). don't remember this in great detail but remember loving the landscape writing & interiority of main character mila.
4. games without rules: the often interrupted history of afghanistan, tamim ansary. just a really good, compelling history of afghanistan that i enjoyed & learned a lot from.
5. broken earth trilogy, n.k. jemisin. everyone in the SFFsphere already knows this series rocks but yeah it really really does. also it allowed me to be a [redacted] truther & be right which is always fun.
4. did you discover any new authors that you love this year?
i've had jo walton on my radar for a while but she literally wrote a book (tooth&claw) that can only be described as 'trollope but everyone's a dragon' bc trollope pissed her off so much. i love trollope obviously but that's valid & it was fun, so i shall read more from her. i also had a lot of fun with t. kingfisher's nettle & bone so i will be reading more from her as well.
11. what was your favourite book that has been out for a while, that you just now read?
'out for a while' is so broad how do i even answer this. the posthumous memoirs of brás cubas by machado de assis has been out long enough to become a newly rediscovered gem several times over and it is genuinely a lot of fun (& much shorter than tristram shandy) so that's one
12. any books that disappointed you?
the undercurrents by kirsty bell combines memoir and the history of berlin through one specific building next to landwehrkanal (where the author lived for a while) & there's some interesting stuff in it but also the memoir parts feature a lot of complaining about how her altbau apartment (which she owns) is too big & has bad vibes and leaking pipes bc of historical trauma or whatever & sorry but in this economy???
16. what is the most over-hyped book you read this year?
cursed bunny by bora chang (tr. anton hur) is a fine if not especially memorable collection of short stories. it's fine - *single pistol shot*
#the books i read#berlincorpography#sorry if this is not super coherent i'm still kinda ill#i guess cursed bunny used grotesque imagery and disgust to really Make the Reader Think but it didn't work on me
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I love when Wes on the tooth and claw podcast talks about how he and the other rangers haze the bears in Yellowstone. It brings up such a funny image
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Episode 476: Dino Trace Fossils Part 2: Bite Marks, burrows, scars, and more
I Know Dino Podcast Episode 476: Dino Trace Fossils Part 2. Every stage in a dinosaur's life left behind trace fossils: claw marks from a parent excavating a burrow, eggshells left by hatchlings, fossilized digested food, battle scars, and much more!
Episode 476: Dino Trace Fossils Part 2: Bite Marks, burrows, scars, and more. Every stage in a dinosaur’s life left behind trace fossils: claw marks from a parent excavating a burrow, eggshells left by hatchlings, fossilized digested food, battle scars, and ultimately, tooth marks left by predators or scavengers.
Some of the ichnology topics we cover this week:
Dinosaur bones with punctures,…
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Back again. It’s been about a year and a half since I’ve come onto here and expressed myself through writing. I definitely am attracted to the idea of writing whatever comes to your mind - spilling your thoughts and emotions onto a page with over a year in between - to be able to compare and contrast your growth and mindset over the span of different times. In the last post I mentioned that I was excited to take a year of life and see what I was able to accomplish with it. I mentioned that I was devoting myself to always being better, always being positive, and always living life with the idea of love and improvement with those around me. I can very humbly and happily say that I believe those goals have been met. The last year has taken us (my girl and I) picked us up, chewed us, swallowed us, shit us out, and made us grow from the dirt into what now is a much more resilient and purpose driven couple. Before, we had our goals, and we had our intentions, but reality was that there wasn’t much direction and actual substance behind our planning. Anyone can make a perfect plan // one of my favorite quotes that I heard on a podcast once was that “most people let their entire lives pass them by while they’re making grand plans for it” //. That quote means a lot to me because I believe that in the first time in my (our) lives we are on a trajectory towards true growth and success. We have lost battles, fought tooth and nail, laughed, cried, screamed, been blessed, been torn apart, and have consistently built onto our frame a stronger and stronger armor that has no flaws anymore. I truly believe her and I can weather any storm as long as we have each other. And through this process, we have developed a love that cannot waiver. A bond that is impenetrable. And understanding of one another that takes countless hours of learning every slight nuance about the other person so that even when they are thinking…. We both know without having to speak. What we have created together is truly remarkable and I am so proud to be on the side of things that we are now. I mentioned last year that she had been carrying me and supporting me through the process of my dreams becoming a reality. That statement is absolute god in my opinion. She has been the catalyst that has allowed me to create the living standard that I am able put her on her own pedestal and let her spread her wings towards the dreams that she has always imagined. The last post was centered around many things, but reading over it was obvious that I was trying and eager to grow. I have now shifted that energy into pouring my effort into helping her grow. I will always be on the Savage/Servant path for my family and my loved ones, don’t ever doubt that. But I am extremely excited to now be in a supportive role and see what she is capable of accomplishing because really in my mind she’s going to become much greater of a human than I ever will be. She’s got something in her that I recognize as one of a kind, there’s something to this girl that forces you to believe in her ability because she is perfect with whatever she does. If she’s involved, it always turns out perfect. So I’ll leave off with this. The last year was probably the hardest fucking challenge either of us have ever gone through. Every road traveled was the hard one. Every lesson learned was from clawing back to baseline from rock bottom. But what it produced was a strong, confident, loyal, supportive and motivated couple ready to finally live out their wildest imaginations. Truly after reading the last post, and me being excited and ready for what was to come a year and a half ago, I can’t hardly imagine what will be happening by the time I post next (if that even is a year because I miss writing). Regardless, the leap to where we are now from where we were when I last wrote is hard to fathom. We are ready for the next step. I have never loved her deeper than I do today. I have never been happier with my life altogether. I have never had a person like this. I am grateful for everything that we are. I LOVE MY LIFE
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