@plsburydoughboy Every now & then I mean to tell u my Mr. Rogers story. I was taping it daily so my kid could watch it after day care. I was in some dissertation-writing emotional bankruptcy where I couldn’t face the project for weeks, & couldn’t talk about it w/ anyone. While it taped one day, Fred Rogers looked at the camera after Make Believe, & said “Making believe is fun. But you never know what you can really do, until you really try to do it.” I wrote for months on that.
@sydneyfalk and it’ll still be two days before u say ur sorry
looking up the pronouns of the author whose work you're trying to cite
*wakes briefly from literal fever-dream*
“By what kind of sublime, expectations-upending community head-fake did we not call it #gayming?”
myopia, temporary illness, grandiose self-pity
My dog rn while I’m sick: “Heeey, buddy, we’re gonna get through this. I’m here man. *mega patient snuggles*
My cat rn while I’m sick: “F**k your pain. I will yell at you until somebody comes to me and pets me while I eat, dammit.”
@Gargron Some people find the beginning to be the most tedious part. You might flip to a later page with some dialogue to get a feel, then start again at the top if you like.
myopia, temporary illness, grandiose self-pity
It’s hard to be nearsighted with the flu. You can’t wear your contact lenses because everything hurts, but then it’s hard to binge on Netflix because when you snuggle on your side the pillow is bending your frames against your head. Who among the gods will answer my complaint?
dnd
@garbados I know I've mentioned this before to someone so sorry if I'm repeating it to you, but there's a good episode of The Short Game podcast about tips for making DnD clip along faster and looser. I kept saying "OMG RIGHT?" and also got nice ideas for DMing better.
http://www.theshortgame.net/118-dungeons-dragons/
@Gargron hi!
@celesteh@mastodon.social @envgen In English metrical poetry, a "feminine ending" was when a line ends on an unstressed syllable. Is the meaning similar in music, or very different?
He/him. I teach academic Hebrew-Bible studies in grad school, and like Korean martial arts & interactive fiction.
I am also @anummabrooke