I'm afraid that I have the worldbuilder's disease and it is terminal.
Fascinating. And where did this disease come from, how is it spread, and what demographics does it affect the most?
For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
- John 3:16
the biggest thing that people get wrong about Irene Adler, even more than making her a love interest (Holmes respects her because she defeated him and then left) or a recurring character (she's in one story) is giving her an English accent
it is 100% canon that she is from New Jersey
sci-fi jobs that must exist that i find inexplicably amusing:
- space customs
- tow trucks except they’re towing illegally parked spaceships
- for that matter, spaceship thieves, if only for how much more effort i imagine that would take
- irs agents who have to find tax evaders who went 2 or 3 galaxies over
- literally everything about the concept of the space version of the dmv
- imagine being the person who teaches hapless 16 year olds how to fly a spaceship
- people who analyze Old Earth media for a living the same way people now analyze shakespeare or beowulf, aka a bunch of scholarly and serious academics writing papers arguing the true meaning of Mean Girls and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure and A Very Potter Musical
- cruise spaceships. you’re taking a slow tour of saturn’s rings and people are still complaining about you running out of cocktail sauce
feel free to add more
Saint Joan of Arc, 1909, by Paul de La Boulaye.
Sam Gamgee strikes me as the kind of guy who would post a picture of himself holding a fish
I know hes canonically scared of boats or whatever, but he still has. the aura. of a fish holding guy
You get it you understand my vision
It's because he's actually a guy who takes a picture of himself holding a prize-winning vegetable, which is a species with the same genus as fish-holding guys.
your stomach acid is lonely feed it entire french press full of undiluted cold brew
As a Catholic, I love that the secular world is so fascinated by St. Joan of Arc. I just wish they would stop depicting her as a boss bitch or a butch lesbian and see her for the beauty of what she truly was: a teenage girl who really, really hated the English.










