part 353 whalers on the moon

[aphanon_meme]

We've been here over a year now! I can hardly believe it! Dreamwidth's been pretty good, I'd say, with almost no downtime to speak of and all that! Anyway... how is your spring going? Or I guess it's almost summer, isn't it? Hopefully it's been well! I've been catching up on work and new movies, all very exciting stuff, I'm sure.

Enjoy part 353!

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[(Anonymous)]

i want you








frozen and churned into delicious ice cream

Re: america in july

[rugbrod]

more like June to August, really

nations (and others) ice cream

[(Anonymous)]

what do you think ice cream made from nations taste like
how about (Anonymous) flavored ice cream

[(Anonymous)]

i have coffee chocolate-chip gelato and it's delicious and also in a convient re-usable container but i'd rather be in glasgow 4 hours ago

Re: nations (and others) ice cream

[(Anonymous)]

Dirt. Rocks. Things landmasses are made of.

Re: nations (and others) ice cream

[(Anonymous)]

america's tastes like freedom. or burgers, same diff. it sounds like it should taste awful but it is weirdly kind of good but in a junk food good kind of way.

ice cream made of england tastes significantly better than ice cream made by england. probably tea. slightly bitter, might appeal more to some than others.

france's tastes of fine wine and roses. it's actually pretty damn fantastic. i can see the ice cream commercial already.

canada's, maple syrup. also tastes of neverending snow and ice and a hockey puck hitting you in the teeth.

ooc

[wild_kuken]

Beer ice cream, duh.

Just passing by and OOC

[marszmarsz]

A flavor that everyone recognize but no one is able to tell what it is and it's very annoying. The label on the tub says "Mystery flavor".

[(Anonymous)]

I FINALLY FIGURED OUT WHAT THAT SONG MY NEIGHBOR IS PLAYING (or, trying to) IS!!

YESSSSSSS

i've been lying here fore like a half hour listening to him practice and delaying going out to get dinner b/c i kept thinking no, i recognize this song I KNOW THIS FUCKIN SONG

i am victorious! goodbye, i'm off to eat chipotle in smug victory

(it's 'yesterday' by the beatles if you were curious)

Re: ooc

[(Anonymous)]

with a hint of grey and REGRET

Re: nations (and others) ice cream

[(Anonymous)]

anonymous ice cream tastes like snozzberries

[(Anonymous)]

Re: america in july

[(Anonymous)]

/commits memer on memer violence
/EATS your icon aggressively so HUNGRY

Re: ooc

[wild_kuken]

Rude!

[(Anonymous)]

GASP

the most problematic fruit

[zeetee]

Interestingly enough, when Paul wrote Yesterday, at first he only had the melody and had no idea what to sing to it. He'd play it on the piano over and over again, muttering "scrambled eggs... dadadadadadum scrambled eggs..." until everybody got sick of it and told him to write some freakin words already.

I just thought that had some interesting parallels to this story, haha. Enjoy your dinner, anon!

historical fiction

[(Anonymous)]

My writing club has an assignment over the summer to write a short historical fiction story based on a real person/events

and

holy shit how

this is so hard

ooc

[fredlig]

Coffee, black, no sugar.

Alternatively, booze.

Re: historical fiction

[(Anonymous)]

How is it hard?

ooc

[kingkongeriget]

....bacon?

Re: ooc

[(Anonymous)]

oooo I'd take some with lingonberry topping

Re: Just passing by and OOC

[(Anonymous)]

is it bubblegum pink with red and white swirls?

Re: ooc

[(Anonymous)]

with bacon bits?

Re: historical fiction

[(Anonymous)]

Because it's basically real person fanfiction, so I have to work within the confines of known history

plus it's harder to make up a fake story when it's real people

Re: historical fiction

[(Anonymous)]

Write historical Hetalia fanfic

Switch out country names for generic human ones

ta-da historical fiction