Faerie Braids

Check to see if it is sealed. If so, check the expiration date before using it. WWYDIYF the WWYDIYF In Your Pocket thread in your pocket?

Chuck Norris gave Fleet a thumbs up as he passed him, for having maintained a lead until nearly the Shattered Plains.

Proof: So many major Invested Arts in the Cosmere grant flight* that falling must be the formost cause of death among Invested beings. There has been no greater death of an Invested being than the Shattering of Adonalsium, so it is impossible for Adonalsium to have died any way other than being dropped. *Okay, I know that none of them actually grant flight, but that is basically what Mistborn/Coinshots/Windrunners/Skybreakers/Those Ones of the Heavens/Sand Masters/etc. do. Theory: Kaladin doesn't like horses, because he can unconsciously sense that they are secret agents of Odium.

Playing this like a standard game seems as though it would favour the Octet, so Kasimir and Alvron's analysis of the format are appreciated (Sorry for poking you after a long time away, Alvron. Doing so felt a bit like poking Ruin, an ancient being of unimaginable power, and the chaos that lives inside me was curious). Something in the Stick./neil/Aeoryi interaction gives me weird vibes, but I can't pinpoint what it is, yet. I've seen Amanuensis lurking a couple of times, and can agree with Kasimir's reason for suspicion. Also, even without vote manipulation, leaving a three-way tie until end of day seems like a poor choice for the village (and I won't deny feeling a sense of self-preservation).

Centre Riva springs into the air, arcing over the axe, which catches the edge of her cheek as it lops off the end of one of her braids. She growls in anger, then jumps onto Ares' back. Pulling out her garrote, Riva attempts to choke him.

Receives a soul. Inserts The Sandwich.

Insert the person below me. WWYDIYF a set of knucklebones carved with strange glyphs in your pocket?

Look for a third pocket, and then a fourth, and a fifth... WWYDIYF teenage angst in your pocket.

One day, Corey's emus decided

Okay, I love Fablehaven...but I love Dragonwatch. The world really opens up, and several of the characters gain quite a bit more depth and developement. This is my favourite series by Brandon Mull, and I highly recommend it if you enjoyed Fablehaven! Otherwise, to answer the OP, Calvin gives me strong spren vibes, which made me laugh when I first made the connection.

Well, here is an original creation: Why do goldfish romances never go anywhere?

Secretary-Constable Vivienne Bell let out a yawn as she retrieved the last report of the night from her review basket. It was a crack in her otherwise controlled façade, but she forgave herself the indulgence given the unusual stress of the day; after all, she had reviewed the debrief reports for Operation Lightsout that morning. Hopefully this next report would help take her mind off of that disaster. Observation Report 01, she read. Subject: Murmuration. Adjusting her spectacles, Vivienne made her way through the document, cross-referencing it with other reports on the subject, as necessary. Being a preliminary report, it did not take her long to finish doing so. Still, she hesitated, her fountain pen hovering briefly over the page, before signing off on the report. Most of the other constables thought Vivienne took her job too seriously. Even the ones that saw past her severe presentation - crisply ironed blouse and skirt, copper hair in a tight bun, speech always professional, always measured - were fond of telling her to relax. You'll work yourself to death, Agent Rhimes had scolded her once. Let your aides review some of the bigger reports. Rust and Ruin, it's only paperwork, Vivi. Still, as long as her colleagues dismissed the work she did, they would not suspect that she had a secondary task as Secretary-Constable. A highly trained detective, Vivienne did not simply review the reports sent in by field agents; she reviewed the field agents themselves. Vivienne shivered as she filed away the observation report to the proper folder. Corruption was always an issue among the Elendel Constabulary, but after the confirmation that an undercover member of the Octet was present in her Octant, she would need to remain on full alert. With that in mind, Vivienne left a note on her desk for one of her aides to run a backround check on that recent transfer from Wyllion. Just in case. Alvron

"Saffron is coming back" Intermixed with the alphabet up to "r"? Saffron...Iguana??

Don't tell them that, though

I am SO EXCITED for when we get Jasnah's book in the back five! I find her POVs are super interesting to read, partially because I do not always agree with her. ...and speaking of the back five, I don't know if this is really an unpopular opinion, but Taln' flashback sequence is the one I am least excited about. Even though I absolutely love his interactions with Ash (the one at the end of Oathbringer kills me every time), I just don't find him as interesting as any of the others.

Fish, Fish, Fish, and Starfish fishily fished some fish-tasting 17th Fish creepyfish out and fishily dropfished their fishy pufferfish because sentient kittenfish fished their rotten clownfish-shaped fish tanks.

Proof: Subsets of infinite sets with distinct cardinalities are a well-established aspect of set theory, an area of mathematics that consists primarily of patterns. Theory: Kaladin is secretly an honourspren that Ishar successfully pulled into the Physical Realm.

Granted. 57.232% of humanity is now bald. I wish for the Stick to become fire.

Five is right out! TPBM has multiple plants within sight of them.

Receives King Arthur's horse. Inserts a mask.

Chuck Norris is the reason Taldain is tidally locked; he lives in the middle of Darkside, and the sun is smart enough to keep at least an entire planet between the two of them.

I have never actually attempted a pullup, so probably not. TPBM has spent more money on library fines than on actually buying books.

However, no mortal would dare

,Corey, an enormous, bloodred crocus.