Robin Sedai

Here we go again :/

Welcome!

Jar of Hearts, sung by Christina Perri.

Debonair and urbane.

OMG, it's a first edition hardcover signed copy of the Necronomicon!! It's just what I wanted - thanks, Mom!!! When you make an incredibly tasteless joke

Right Hand Man British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water

It depends on whether my allergies are acting up. I don't know. Lots? If you had the opportunity to live on Roshar, would you take it? You can still visit your family and such, but you can't go back permanently.

"What was that you said about store property? I CAN'T HEAR YOUUUU!!" When you graduate from high school

I think it had something to do with bagels? I don't remember either. Nope, I don't own sandals and yodelling would disturb the neighbors. I guess I am overly casual with my soul TPBM's favourite March sister is Jo.

Granted. It's so cool that it's freezing. Any attempt at putting it on results in frostbite. I wish for a Bridge 4 baseball cap.

It's a song? *wins*

Eh, not really. The website is called 17th Shard, and "the Shard" is just what we call it for short.

I have! I like shrimp. Never have I ever followed someone or something anonymously.

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Welcome to the Shard!

Dang, that's good art.

I'd like to se the skull... Nice faces!

Impressive! Welcome to the Shard!

The Shard You guys are awesome. Books: The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett (sharp, insightful, hilarious, well written comic fantasy series.) and if I try to describe books we'll be here all day, so rapid fire The Lord of the Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkien Most of Brandon's books (some of Kaladin's scenes were hard to read.) The Psmith series, and just Wodehouse in general (although I do get frustrated at all the misunderstandings.) Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman Watership Down, by Richard Adams The Martian, by Andy Weir (Mark's determination to survive is inspiring.) The Curse of Chalion, by Lois McMaster Bujold The Heart Of A Boy, by Edmondo De Amicis Rivers of London, by Ben Aaronovitch (especially the audiobook versions.) Dogsbody and the Howl's Moving Castle series, by Diana Wynne Jones. Comics: Calvin and Hobbes, by Bill Watterson (So, so much. I've reread this many times, and it still makes me laugh.) Girl Genius, by Phil and Kaja Foglio TV shows: Horrible Histories Doctor Who Good Omens Ghosts (2019) Podcasts: The Amelia Project Music: I usually don't have a specific artist or song I listen to when I'm depressed, but folklore and evermore by Taylor Swift (and her music in general) have really helped me this past six months or so. And sometimes I swear really really fast at myself under my breath. I know it's not healthy, but it helps me cope.

Cause when push comes to shove