REBLOG this to prove you are not a Muggle.
my reblog button fucked up and i almost had a heart attack
I did it in the first try.
OH YEAH
OH MY GOD.
MY COMPUTER BROWSER FROZE AND I DIDN’T REALIZE IT. I COULDN’T BREATHE.
JESUS.
But the lack of notes truly worries me
WORK, DAMNIT!
If a muggle can magically reblog this then theyist be muggle born
Everyone who reblogs this will get the title of a book to read based on their bio/posts.
Everyone. I mean it.
THIS IS THE BEST POST
I HAVE EVER SEEN
EVER
they really do mean everyone
UPDATE: Yup I got the thing
I so very rarely get a thing based off reblogs…
Read more »Ideas that this mash-up sparked:
1. Krumm is out lurking and finds Abner’s trough. Meets Abner, and cue unlikely friendship.
2. The monster trio meets the Sewer King. ‘Nough said.
3. The Gromble watches the results of the Halloween ‘War of the Worlds’ debacle; is grudgingly impressed.
[AN: Once again, I have to remind my readers to PLEASE SUBMIT PROMPTS ONE AT A TIME. My own absent-mindedness and technological incompetence means that I have to do multiple stories at once. On
Read more »Read more »I know it can be a nightmare to dig through our tags and see all those asks and not the guides. So here is a handy-dandy list of all our “official” posts (plus a list of relevant asks at the end).
Apartments/Houses/Moving
- Moving Out and Getting an Apartment, Part 1: Are You Sure? (The Responsible One)
- Moving Out and Getting an Apartment, Part 2: Finding the Damn Apartment (The Responsible One)
- Moving Out and Getting an Apartment, Part 3:
These short stories still available for FREE!
That’s right, you can own these short tales for the low, low price of absolutely nothing!
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Imagine being able to hold a year of work in your hands. One story a day, every day, for three hundred and sixty-five days.
Imagine the convenience of owning this. No more trawling through my blog for that one post. No more searching google for that thing I wrote. Just check the index and zoom! You’re there.
And it’s pay-what-you-want, so you decide how much they’re worth!
How much would you pay?
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Read more »T'reka stood, arms akimbo and wing-feathers out, as the supervising technician made certain all of her straps were on correctly and snugly.
“Remember, DO NOT FLAP,” the technician reminded her above the engine noise of the Flight Machine. “This pack has its own glider-wings, and any flapping on your part will disrupt the steering mechanisms and put you in the ocean!”
“Understood!” T'reka chirped.
“We’re going to drop you in five.”
Four.
Oblina tries her hand at scaring Helga, but studies her first. Recognizes her interaction with Arnold from her time in Dr. Buzzcut’s Human Suit. Take it from there!
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The view from the gutter was not wide, but it was educational. Oblina had long since learned to recognise the human by her shoes.
She had somehow suspected that Dr Buzz Kutt’s theories had been in error, but there was living confirmation. She could see and hear Helga
Read more »As you can see, I kind of need you to buy generously.
Read more »So… I went completely do-lally and decided to do a Let’s Play series.
I recorded a 2+ hour session and broke it up into 10-ish minute segments for your entertainment.
Sadly, this means that the first 15 episodes don’t contain game sound 9_9 Hopefully, I’ve sorted that out in the following session.
New episodes when my internet deigns to concede to upload them.
Read more »Read more »Arizona pyrope garnets occur in a remote section of the Navajo Nation in Arizona. The gems have never been mined commercially because there aren’t enough of them. The entire world supply of these gems depends on those living nearby who collect a few stones after the occasional rainstorm and trade them at local stores.
This gem is most commonly called “ant-hill garnet” because they are “mined” by ants. Ants find the garnets while digging their anthills, drag them out, and discard
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Five’s a good number, no?
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