Was Talking With A Friend Who Pointed Out That Higurashi Is The One Horror Franchise Where The Characters

But like. it is though. How is it not slang.

i hate when people say "unalive" is gen z slang don't group me in with those ppl on tiktok. i don't know anybody irl that says unalive. your experiences are not universal

i love reddit so fucking much

With only the footprints in the mud, this level of reasoning is possible for Furudo Erika. What do you think, everyone!?

With only the footprints in the mud, this level of reasoning is possible for Furudo Erika. What do you think, everyone!?

K, so a couple weeks ago I went on a lovely bus trip to the Art Institute of Chicago, and being the WWDITS hyperfixed and Nandor obsessed little nerd that I am, I was on the lookout for anything Persian related AND anything that felt like "Nandorcore" to me. :P

And I found a few things!!

The first pieces of pottery are actual Persian artifacts adorned with some interesting designs and illustrations and even some writing. (It's too bad they don't have translations for those poems though.) They are, judging by the info cards, a bit before Nandor's time, but they definitely still fit into the aesthetic I was hunting for (esp those two with horse illustrations!)

The last piece, a South Asian vase from Nepal, is NOT Persian, but the jewels and shiny copper covering give such an overall regal/royal vibe that came across as very Nandor-esque to me, so I included it in this set.

So anyway! Yeah! Just Nandor things.

"Asvatthama Fires the Narayana Weapon at the Pandavas", from a Razmnama, 1616-1617. The Razmnama was a Persian translation of the Mahabharata commissioned by the Mughal emperor Akbar as part of his project of translation of various Sanskrit texts into Persian.

Create your Monstersona! You need to explain three things. 1. what you're doing in Central Europe in the '90s. 2. your connection to the cast. 3. why your wife left you.

Let's get this started.

Mine is Sylvia, an American photojournalist who's vacationing Prague to find out more about her family, the majority of which was killed in the Holocaust or moved to America. She begins finding evidence that one remaining cousin suppressed evidence of his Jewish background and worked for the Czechoslovakian secret police as a subordinate of someone who did not have any consistent name, but who often went by "Franz Bonaparta." Her wife left her over internalized homophobia. Even though she's not religious she was perpetually delaying marrying her partner on account of commitment issues, a belief that it would be against Halacha (which, again, neither she nor anyone in her immediate family keeps) and a feeling that without legal status the ceremony would be pointless.

aborted otaku older sister: i would have loved to yell at you for touching my $200 scale figure.. if i were alive..

Drew this while my friends were being too loud in the VC

Posting this iconic piece of media that I just NEVER found online isolated except in an archived reddit thread