Yea it had a few bugs. As far as I’m concerned those never spoiled the fun or the fantastic atmosphere.

So you’re saying there are no cons…?

(…) proceeded to jump into a barrel of fresh cement then rolled onto a ship bound for Sakhalin, where he waited till the night to throw himself over the railing after having ingested a healthy dose of strichnin.

Perhaps she is powered entirely by her parasympathetic nervous system, brain included

Right, it makes more sense

AC units blackmarket about to blow up

How so ?

Could MTG accidentally tackle climate change ? that would be amazing

That was wild

I’m okay with that payoff, heh

I love a short story with many twists and plays on literalism

I know what to expect from hexbears, but this is comically low, lol. what a little shit

I love this. So many twists

I don’t know it just doesn’t look like my thing. If I win I’ll probably do a giveaway

hah ! love my new title

Hennimooooooooore !!

J’ai découvert les médicaments à l’unité en Inde. Ça fonctionne très bien. Le seul argument contre c’est moins de sous dans la poche des compagnies pharmaceutiques

I’m just spreading the cheeks word

I have a memory of the most amazing ramen in Kyoto. It wasn’t perhaps the best around, and I don’t remember it being super sophisticated- but it came at just the right time. Winter. Cold drizzle and fog were upon us. We saw somebody exit this shop near us. When they opened the door, a cloud of steam blasted out and crystallized in the frozen air. We had to go in. Inside it was entirely wooden, a bit like you picture a mountain cabin. The atmosphere was foggy and the smell of broth so thick you’d swear you’d already started eating. I vaguely remember eggs, pork and onions. But the gist of this memory isn’t any one specific ingredient, it is the incredible warmth of that moment.

Maybe it’s not all there is…, but I think it’s at least a good starting point