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ShrimpShady

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    Daily music recommendation #134

    Every once in a while Weezer finds its way back to me (I've only listened to Blue and Pinkerton, and I intend to keep it that way)

    This one's for all the goddamned half-Japanese girls, who do it to me all the time
    ShrimpShady
    Instead of Wordle, every day I look at the US Department of Homeland Security's tweets and count the characters and words :blob_hmm_two:
    ShrimpShady
    Finally filled out and submitted my scholarship application that had been terrorizing my psyche for the past month and noticeably worsened my vision.

    Now it's time to let something else terrorize my psyche.
    Assurbanipal_II
    :meowsip:Fun fact of the day: Xwedodah (Persian: خویدوده khwēdōdah; Avestan: xᵛae¯tuuadaθa) is a type of consanguine marriage historically practiced in Zoroastrianism before the Muslim conquest of Persia Such marriages are recorded as having been inspired by Zoroastrian cosmogony and considered pious. It was a high act of worship in Zoroastrianism, and there were punishments for not performing it.
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    Incest is definitely wack, but it is interesting that it almost seems to be the default for a lot of the world...at least in the past :blob_hmm:

    Gotta keep the bloodline pure yknowwhatimsayin
    Assurbanipal_II
    Assurbanipal_II
    :meowsip: Incest like many other religious prohibitions of the past had an entirely practical background.

    People of course noticed that it eventually lead to degeneration. So they noticed that it was bad. That is why they prohbited it.

    The bible, for example, has a lot of such practical advice. Like installing railing on your balcony, so that people do not fall down.
    Assurbanipal_II
    Assurbanipal_II
    Or not cutting down all trees to make siege equipment while sieging a city because it will lead to desertification. It was noticed already back then.

    Or which people you must kill and which enslave upon conquering a city. :meowsip:
    ShrimpShady
    I wonder if anyone's ever done research into the psychology of isekai, "kicked out of the hero's party", and "cheating girlfriend revenge" stories.

    I think it could reveal a lot about the minds of young Japanese men :blob_hmm:
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    Understandable why you don't see it. First you like it. Second every time you disagree with a point of view of deconstructor you say it's not deconstruction but something else. Bias is understandable.
    ShrimpShady
    ShrimpShady
    I don't know how you got that impression. I think "deconstruction" is just a way to approach things. When a writer tries to tinker with tropes, whether the result is good or bad, I see it as the same process. It's a matter of how the writer handles what they're doing. I'm not trying to pull a "No true Scotsman" thing :blob_hmm:
    RepresentingWrath
    RepresentingWrath
    My bad with that part, misunderstood previous replies. The first part still holds up though.
    ShrimpShady
    Fun fact: If you overlay the westernmost point of Indonesia over Norway, the easternmost point will be in... Mongolia

    Big ass country and for what? :blob_cringe:
    ShrimpShady
    Daily music recommendation #132

    It's often forgotten that Ringo invented Spongebob. He really is the best Beatle. I just wish he wasn't a shit husband, but then he wouldn't be a Beatle.

    This song has some of George's best guitar work too. It's so nice and tropical. The bubble sounds overdubbed onto the guitar solo are a nice touch. If only he didn't sleep with Ringo's wife.
    ShrimpShady
    ShrimpShady
    I think Ringo has a really pleasing voice though
    ShrimpShady
    I will always fall for "revenge is bad" propaganda

    Not because I don't believe righteous retribution exists, but because I find the journey of letting go much more compelling :blob_hmm:
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    But I also love characters who get their revenge but are left with nothing else :blob_hmm:
    ShrimpShady
    I realize that "unhinged" would fit the idea I'm trying to convey better than "deranged" :sweating_profusely:

    The great artists of the world are at least a little bit unhinged. They are sickos about the object of their interest
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    Arf! Arf! Arf! ARF! AWOOOOOOOOOO! Arf!
    ShrimpShady
    Who do you trust more, a questionable individual or an upstanding and not shady at all member of the shrimp community?
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    Alski said I'm not allowed to feed the question mark until it opens its profile.
    ShrimpShady
    I am realizing that I am not deranged enough. This is why I'm not as good of a writer as I could be. The greatest writers were all wackjobs.

    This isn't me romanticizing mental illness. I think derangedness can be a learned trait, independent of existing maladies.
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    Rather... I think its more to do with... have strong feelings about "truths". Or incredible ability to understand a "truth" then interpret it.
    ShrimpShady
    ShrimpShady
    That could very well lead to derangement :blob_hmm:
    ShrimpShady
    We all have that one friend who has a terrifyingly unhealthy lifestyle but still functions normally
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