Tag Archives: humans
The Sad Case of Lauren Hough
I don’t want to make this comment into a whole post but this has turned into another really fascinating facet of online and modern human communication culture. Also, I got blocked on Twitter! I get it, blocking is damage control … Continue reading
A new Swedish hero emerges
Day 61. 64 pages, 30,172 words. From the country that gave us Greta Thunberg, Elin Ersson and a seemingly endless parade of progressivism and intelligence and basic decency (not to mention a lot of shrill contard broflakery about how immigrants … Continue reading
The Cult of the Spirit
Day 59. 64 pages, 30,172 words. Most sentient cultures self-governed, if they needed to be governed at all, by some form of organisation run and regulated by intelligent members of the species. That just made sense. At a certain point … Continue reading
Interlude / bonus post / something: Black Hole Fun
Day 5. 50 pages, 23,040 words. I couldn’t in good conscience go on with my silly prattling without mentioning a little thing some clever, clever humans did just the other day. As you’ve probably heard by now, the Event Horizon Team … Continue reading
Interlude: Form One Lane
Day 83. 72 pages, 29,572 words. Ran out of steam a bit and had this interlude bubbling under, so here you go. I’ve been commuting lately, and it inspired me to create this Twitter thread. I threw it down in graphical form … Continue reading
On humans
Day 66. 130 pages, 64,703 words. Well, after the excellent resurgence of the Rogue One comments discussion, I feel like I’ve already written a solid blog post for today. It’s been a while, so I figured I would write out … Continue reading
The (Alternate) Origin of Species
Day 2. 16 pages, 7,715 words. I was amused to see this article going the rounds the other day. The general gist is, humans didn’t evolve on Earth and we basically don’t belong here. At least it’s handled in a … Continue reading
Wump and the Art of the Dad Joke
Day 3. 27 pages, 9,103 words. I still get a laugh out of this every time. I’m not sure how I felt about Dad Jokes back when I was a kid. They probably annoyed me, because dads are annoying almost … Continue reading
The First Feast, Part 21
“How many death threats – how many actual attacks – will be enough to make you see the danger here?” Malerious Hara Scodd demanded with well-intentioned caution. “I think we both have different understandings of the situation,” Char said as … Continue reading
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