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I am just goofing around. Go check out my tiny ass website hanamigi.com

Writer, PhD, gardener, educator, tree planter, and so forth. www.skriley-author.com Lover of Australian wildlife, re-wilding, mythology, music, cinema and dem

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1. PMing me is a bad idea. 2. I'm here to signal-boost. 3. If you wanna argue with me, I probably won't, as I have stuff I should be doing, but I'll happily blo

Music, movies and FPL. Top 10k dodger. Hit addict (in recovery).

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Rescued Great Dane living my best life in Baltimore, Md. Posts by Mom.

Read all the books, travel all the places, run occasionally

Developing a cyberpunk game called The Incarnation of Hatsune Miku when I can. I'll occasionally commission random lewd rule 34 artwork. 50歳 GenX, I'm old...

Politics, economics, humor, movies, and woodland exploration.

Author of nonsense. ER doc by day, night, day. https://connorludovissy.wordpress.com/

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'People always go looking for unicorns when we've got rhinos.' | Evanston, IL | Drummer w/ @themissingchums.com | Openlands Treekeeper #1495 | Go Blue. Go Lions

Husband, father, ex-RAF, retired IT Director, tries to be kind, will dance for Single Malt

Curator at Blackbird Finery. Bowties, cufflinks, antique sodas. https://jasonrmerrill.carrd.co/

I like SF, superhero comics, and indie comics. Somehow I mostly share political stuff. *shrug* My Ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/imaginarystories

I mostly just reply to stuff with piss-takes —frequently a fool. He/Him, all opinions expressed are quite possibly poorly thought out. I'm on Germ DM 🔑 anchr:

Professional dilettante. Wizard admirer. Filth Wizard. Worm fan.

Have PhD, will travel. Americanist by training, fan/media studies by trade. Scholar of fan studies, adaptation, Disney, comics - happy to talk intersections of

'My castellany of Poissy has not brought me in a sou this year.' Victor Marie Hugo. "Notre Dame de Paris", 1917. Book 5, Chapter 1: 'The Abbot of St.-Martin’s'