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I would walk five hundred miles, but another five hundred is a bit much to ask

Happy 9/11 to all who celebrate

What the hell is this ad. That's not how farms, boobs *or* backpack straps work

Real meadposting hours, who up

We should give Lord Vetinari the Escafil device, I think he can use it responsibly

I want another time travelling Animorphs book, but they only go to the most boring historical turning points. I want to see Rachel overturn the Congress of Vienna. I want to see Ax get completely lost during the Great Catholic Schism of 1054. I want Jake to be the negotiator at the Council of Nicea

I know life is a highway, but must it be? Couldn't it be a railroad or maybe a lovely little walkway through an arboretum

The Animorphs book where they travel through time and fight in a bunch of historic battles was my gateway drug to reading Bernard Cornwell books about Vikings and Saxons as an adult

His ass is not taking a bath

Many are saying he's the world's cutest flower

I didn't just watch Backdoor Butt Sluts 9, I say my queer ass down and listened

everyone needs to see junji ito in the Barbie box

I'm getting Frankpilled. I'm a real Carolingiancel, shifting into Charlemagne mode

Blueberry wine all set and fizzing!

I'm looking for a good man to marry, but what are the things I should keep in mind? Is a husband with low raw power but high technical skill preferable to one with great stats but no finesse? Is his air game or his ground game more important? How heavily should I weight input lag on a husband?

Barbieback Mountain

I know a lot of moots like the dark wizard Zargothrax, but a few comments lately have shown that he's pretty problematic, and I I think it's time for a thread calling him out his microaggressions

Truly, cats have always been weird little guys
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/centuries-ago-a-cat-walked-across-this-medieval-manuscript-1766202/