How do you feel about DJ Cumberbund's magnum opus, Shaxicula? Where does it fall between the two extremes?

Are conjoined twins always identical? I'm all for a trans twist but I'm not sure that's needed in this case.

My apartment just tried to introduce the same nonsense, it's ludicrous!

Day 29-31: Lesson, Vacant, Award

Day 25-28: Inferno, Puzzling, Onion, Skeletal

Day 21-24: Blast, Button, Firefly, Rowdy

Day 17-20: Ornate, Deal, Arctic, Rovals

Day 13- 16: Drink, Trunk, Ragged, Blunder

Day 9-12: Heavy, Sweep, Sting, Shredded

Day 5-8: Deer, Pierce, Starfish, Reckless

I felt like Marsters didn't do the dry wit terribly well in the early books. Color me curious!

From a designer PoV, it's always going to be the part that is not related to design - I avoided business school for a reaso. ;P

Within the field itself, I find making the engine/"skeleton" of systems pretty easy; filling it with actual *stuff* is soo draining... 😩

pretty sure the french revolution was totally bloodless and the reign of terror was called that as like. a joke

Being inspired by Zebra Girl used to be the lynchpin that indirectly connected a bunch of artists, but that was ages ago - I don't even know if that webcomic held up.

Would Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach series (annihilation et al) count?

Small Gods was my first discworld- and while the cover scared me away from it for basically a year, the actual book made me the hardcore fan I am today. Stand-alone, hilarious, humanist - it's Pratchett at his best. Why, which book was your introduction?

Ending of Hadestown - there's always someone in the crowd who, by some cosmic miracle or amazing feat of ignorance, doesn't know the ending.