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@lewd_araragi There's an old picture of my grandma when she graduated, and I lie to you not, she looked like a female Austin Powers in that one specific photo lol. Even funnier is that she does have some British heritage XD.

@gabriel_true Day 92: Mom made some teriyaki chicken and rice for dinner, and we had it with a side of cabbage (I LOVE cabbage, not more than lettuce though) and carrots. It was delicious! Oh, and I finally got around to replying to the 50+ messages awaiting me in my inbox for the stories I write. It was very relaxing to reply to every message, as well as touching to see the very sweet comments about my writing that everyone made, my readers are truly amazing people to me and very kind. - I Hope You Are Eating Good Food and Doing Fun Stuff: Wei_Ying

@willworkforisekai I see where you're coming from, but in their own stupid/silly way, those four cartoon characters are extremely overpowered in their own right. Especially taking into consideration how the other group of characters are all extremely powerful as well (I'm not acknowledging that they aren't), but in topics like this, you have to take into account how each universes cartoon logic works. Toon logic (even if we acknowledge that it's ridiculous) is that they're practically invincible (even the characters that can get hurt like: Tom, Donald Duck (he gets hurt a lot in his cartoons), Yosemite Sam, Wile E. Coyote, etc. They immediately bounce back and don't really necessarily have any weaknesses. Yet the characters on the left side (non-toons) their universe logic paints them with SOME sort of weakness or Kryptonite-like setback as a part of their lore. But, it's what happens with characters that are supposed to exist in a real world (whether earth or otherwise), rather than the toon world where their lore is that they are created specifically for entertainment and getting hurt.

I had one of those dreams that something was hunting me, so I built some home alone traps, and they worked way too well. The thing impaled itself and got lit on fire, then died. So I decided to hold a burial and funeral rites for it. I just wanted to have some fun. I didn't mean for it to die.

ALGS Year 5 is Live!!! Go Falcons!!! Fly like Hinata from Haikyu. Let's Go Imperialhal!!! Bruh I'm gonna miss the finals imma gonna be on a plane. I miss Dezignful I wish he still played Apex.