Recent content by LiteraryWho

I prefer to think of my taste as generous.

... I mean, a dragon has to count, via the dinosaur -> dragon pipeline, and a proper dragon has magic, often including of the transformation variety. Thus, isn't dragon just the objectively correct choice? Failing that, humans are animals, ever the reliable choice.

Everyone fancies they'd be something great and magnificent "if only" but most everyone is kind of a loser in spite of already having a great number of abilities. From this we can logically infer that I'd use superpowers to continue being me, for better or worse.

They are also similar to the japanese light novel.

The perils of not being the squeaky wheel, lol. It's good, though, it means you're squared away. As for the topic at hand, unfortunately, being screwed up is one of those things a person has to solve for themselves, there's very little to be done externally. The best you can do, imo, is just...

Sorry, but I don't think either of them sound interesting. If you twisted my arm, I'd say the first. Do with that as you will.

Relevant: https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/shenanigansen/the-1-scariest-thing

The latter is more likely to do numbers on SH/RR, imo. The first one, I think, has more room for character work. If you're just trying to write out your daydreams and get an audience, I think you're better off doing the latter. The former would provide more opportunities to develop your skills.

Love of the game.

Lotta sea haters on here. Salty their ancestors left the ocean, I bet.

It's the ocean, what's not to love?

If the supernatural existed, it would be the natural, and some mega corporation would be selling it at Walmart.

If you happen to have a nice bit of forest handy, especially with some fog at night, The Mist by Stephen King is quite spooky. You can find it in Skeleton Crew.

Better not mention the Dutch.

GPS coordinates precise enough for a cruise missile... asking for a friend. Sorry, as recompense, I'll ask a real question. What's the longest you ever worked a manual labor job (and what was it, obv)?