Handsome, charismatic, mysterious, dangerous, cute, childish… those are all words describing this awesome character. Ri Eul is a really an interesting man, a korean variation of Peter Pan who wants to be a child and forever believe in magic. I had no idea the whole time if he is a real magician or not and if he is dangerous murderer or a tragic victim. You have to find out yourself, but I can say that he is a great singer :)
@neil-gaiman did that actually happen to you? Pretty funny nevertheless
It did. Although it was in the advanced readers copy of Neverwhere, so we caught it before it went out to the public. Universal Find and Replace is never your friend.
when i was a kid I was really bad (or really good depending on your definition) at hidden object games. which is to say that I would not specifically search for the objects the book asked me to look for. no. that would make no sense. what i instead did was open a spreadsheet
i then proceeded to list every single object in the image in my excel spreadsheet, highlighting the objects the book asked me to find in red as i went. Then, by the end, not only had i found the objects, I had also found and categorized all of the other objects as well. This way, if anyone asked me to find any other objects in that image, i was fully prepared
on an unrelated note i was diagnosed as autistic before third grade
You used the letter a 46 times!!
And 555 letters, so the letter a is about 8.29%
The letter a is on average used about 8.2% of the time, which means you used it more than average!! :)
a-counter you are my best friend and greatest ally
Highly recommend this version of good omens audiobook It’s read by the cast from the show, perfect if you’re looking to kill time this month while waiting for season 2 👌☺️
If your shit is called something like “we-rate-posts,” YOU ARE NOT WELCOME. GO HOME
I disagree
There’s a tension here that’s really interesting to observe. The OP is almost a call to action for gimmick blogs, inviting attention despite the contradiction. It comes across as almost tsundere, doesn’t it?
The call is answered by the perfect gimmick blog, calling out the contradiction by way of simple disagreement. The response is teasing and even domineering in the way it recontextualizes the entire post. It is the punchline, the center of attention, but wouldn’t exist without the original setup.
While it seems like this post could be seen as a negative interaction, I think it’s actually quite cute. It shows the kind of playful back and forth that could occur between two flirty girls.
