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Who wants to get killed by a goblin raise your hands

In light of Mamdani's performance, is astonishing there aren't more insurgent primary campaigns. Democratic establishment is discredited. Power is just sitting there like a mountain of gold but instead of being guarded by a fire-breathing dragon, it's fossils like Chuck Schumer

Got a seven day from Twitter. Very funny.

I mean if you think about it, So getting married turns their brothers and sisters in your brothers and sisters and gives you their parents. So yeah, getting married is just a weird way to turn your partner into your sibling.

I had Starbucks and I liked it.

Also alot of references to comicbooks and contempory pop culture, fleeting ones not done in some stupid overt way in modern books where it wants to point out it made the reference, but something sly and small hidden in various points of the narrative. Actual Easter eggs.

What I found interesting, despite the outdated racial terms, there were alot of references to racist groups, neo Nazi bands, racial purity, but not a single slur was said until The Man With the Scarlet Eye gets involved.

I should note I like purple prose. The weaving of metaphor and bouncing in between povs, a real masterpiece.

Fucking great. The prose was a little purple, and there comes a part where the pace suddenly quickens and I wish it would have lingered on the AoE and Swan.
But I think I loved it. I will be thinking about God on Warwick mountain, Swan, and Sister for a long time.

warhammer 40k wishes it had paragraphs like this

Artie Wisco! My hero, giving Josh sneakers at the end, being a ferryman. My man. My man

In a Coen brother Esque vision, a 20 year old sheriff in his full sheriff uniform is in his sheriff truck outside my gas station ugly crying about something.

For instance there's a part where you're sure, sure one character is going to die.

It doesn't, you're full of hope and then another character dies. Making it bittersweet

In TC both characters would have died and a third would have something worse happen to them.

Where TC seems designed to make you tap out, or if you're depressed push you to the edge until the literal final chapter. Swan Song seems designed to keep hope alive.

Swan Song has the same infuriating ramping of tension and heart break that Stephen R Donaldson uses magnificently in the first Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, with the exception that there is a strand of hope throughout Swan Song that Thomas Covenant does not have at all.

It is not illegal to steal a lighter from the gas station as long as you return it when it's empty.

It's like a propane exchange.

Okay I'm on Book 2 of Swan Song.

I'm somehow not surprised there's a time skip and flabbergasted they were able to do a time skip.

The idea of the entire first third of this tome just being an extended introduction to the wasteland is brilliant.

He just called to ask if the pumps were open and when's a good time to call back. I told him 10am

Explained that's for snacks and a gift card. He didn't believe me. I check the balance on the gift card show him.

He says "the Card reader says I got money on it"

Tries to buy gas.

The pumps are still down.

Cycle starts again.

Astounding stupidity from a customer. Pumps were down. Explained he wasn't charged. He threatened to call the cops. Cause we stole from him.

Explained he wasnt charged for the gas. He came back with a receipt for snacks and said "ah ha you did charge me"

Artie Wisco is my friend and I love him

Goddamn colonel Macland and Roland.

Now they're actually nazis!

Infuriating lot, I hope their faces turn to weird goblins.

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Sacramento Star , March 12,1914

I havent had alot of time to read. Oh how I hate this boy. Him and his pet colonel.

a man with a lizard on his shoulder

a man with a lizard on his shoulder

a man with a lizard on his shoulder they look like thugs

a man with a lizard on his shoulder

Just a man and his lizard

Odd late career change for Alan Moore