i can't stop watching this video where a guy asks his Nigerian wife if she wants to go camping and she says "Stavro I did not come to this life to suffer". i've been thinking about it for days
i just saw someone refer to the 1980s as "the late 1900s" and while thats accurate, ive shriveled into a stream of grave dust
The Bulwer-Lytton Awards for Worst Opening Paragraph went out and, man, I totally disagree. This opener is hilarious.
So a scholar I do not know, who's working in a field far outside my own, and on a topic I don't even understand, has just emailed me out of the blue to let me know his book is coming out. "I’d really appreciate it if you could let your followers know about the book." So now I'm telling you.
Released today! My epic compendium (445 pages!) of tales, myths, magic, and more! Featuring Norse, Finnish, and Sámi traditions with loads of beautiful, retro-style illustrations. Suitable for ages 13 and up, and available to buy everywhere from Cider Mill/Harper Collins Focus.
Check out my latest Teen Vogue column on mask bans and how they are the new ugly laws www.teenvogue.com/story/mask-b...
Mask bans are evil and dystopian and I am appalled that they’re even being proposed. Wearing masks to protect your health and the health of others needs to be recognized as a right for all and an absolutely essential protection for those who would otherwise be unable to participate in society
This is why mask bans are suddenly being proposed. If you’re in a place where that’s happening and you think we should prioritize public and personal health and freedom over expanding the powers of the police state then please do let your representatives know why the freedom to mask matters to you