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Monthly Archives: October 2018
crandberrycrush: try-to-get-writing: aghostnotaguardian: littlestsecret: naity-sama: Some words to use when writing things: winking clenching pulsing fluttering contracting twitching sucking quivering pulsating throbbing beating thumping thudding pounding humming palpitate vibrate grinding crushing hammering lashing knocking driving thrusting pushing force injecting filling … Continue reading
anoncomingstorm: To the hero professors So, I’m taking U.S. History one and two over the summer at my community college, and the professor is this older white man. Naturally, this is history, and my first assumption walking in to the … Continue reading
just-space-orcs-things: “Hey, sweetheart, heard you got into a fight with some laundry and lost.” Xorne looked up from his holopad to see that human-Todd was standing next to human-Penny’s cot. “You should see the other guy,” she muttered but her … Continue reading
keesley-cheese: I rlly love the humans are weird space orc things and I wanted to contribute. I was thinking about how humans sit in really strange places and positions sometimes for no reason at all, sometimes because they are just … Continue reading
thegrape-gatsby: Humans are weird, Sunburn edition Ok, so I’ve got a pretty bad sun burn right now, and my skin is peeling, and I just started thinking about how an alien would react to that. Not just the skin color … Continue reading
kitchenfloorcalamity: Humans Are Weird: Pet the space doggo We’ve already discussed the whole, “Humans need chaperones so they don’t spill their pack bonding on anything within a 20 mile radius.” Thing, but you know the thing I seem to always … Continue reading
overreap: Pain tolerance So another of my Humans are weird Posts. Dunno If someone already wrote about this so i’ll just start: I just remembered, that i was once trying to learn how to flip a knife within my Hand … Continue reading
aggressivelystrange: Ok, just picture. What would aliens think of Rubik’s cubes? There are 43 QUINTILLION different configurations for a 3x3x3 alone. I’m not even going to get into the more complicated ones because it is wayy complicated. However, that little … Continue reading
So many dumb ways to die
yotsashi: I’ve seen so many humans are weird posts where humans are seen as the invincible warrior species, but one thing that I’ve yet to see mentioned is how ridiculously easy it is for humans to die in some cases. For … Continue reading
morreganmistressofthorin: Humans are weird. Has anyone ever thought about how STRANGE it is that not only do we keep genetically modified apex predators in our homes and packbond with them, but make a point to irritate the SHIT out of … Continue reading
C.A. Jacobs
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