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The orbspider house you're building for your world here out of narrative threads works so well for many reasons, but I think that the references, whether direct or parallel simply due to familiarity, to enough pieces of literature that it plays enough familiar chords to strike true with someone out ...

Haha, in that one where the women come and go, it was more subtle and I accepted the allusion easier. Figures.

Okay, surreptitiously working J. Alfred Prufrock into this narrative is practically cheating.

There’s a rented mini-orchestra on the other side of the grassy space, and it’s playing some Amarfi softly to set the mood—interesting, since I’ve never heard an orchestral version before. Belatedly, ahahaha that's a great inclusion. I really enjoy Mutou's voice, as it were. This whole puzzle of a ...

Oddball wrote:You know the really lame part?

Oddball wrote:the really lame part?

Oddball wrote:lame

That's just rude~

Saw a picture once of a man with an imaginary hand. He was using it to smoke while typing. She never asked for this. I've been enjoying the series thus far, thanks for the work. I like the scattered timeline, but especially the wide-ranging... veracity? of the narrators in use. The wider spectrum o...

If he's more into physics than chemistry, he might be more into the exceptionless rules thing. Seeing as it's an actual hard science. *ducks for cover* I'm doing both Chemistry and Physics and I prefer Physics it's a lot more intresting. But just think of it Physics is essentially just maths, maths...

dewelar wrote:"[...] You don't happen to know Katayama, do you?"

I love how many implications are made and broken in just that exchange. It's the subtlety of these interactions that I find so fascinating. Thanks for doing what you do.

Tanabata was actually the reason I was looking for the dates, the last post I made here. I suppose I was on the right track. Glad to hear that you're doing better!

... I wasn't asleep and welcome to the Shanghai!

I started to ask what the date was in the storyline before remembering that, oh, it's only on every page or so. Good work, me.

As a gigging jazz musician, MRAs have reduced me to bringing the actual derby mute to gigs because I generally don't want to wear fedoras anywhere to use instead.

Mahorfeus wrote:Now that would be quite a... development. shoot me now

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Nitpicking in support of, but I got my HP TX2500 series in 2008, which is a consumer-grade convertible tablet/laptop with both touchscreen and a Wacom pen (active/passive digitizer). 16:10 widescreen, other nonsense. It wasn't the first in its model line (HP had business models similar to this for a...

dewelar wrote: I've barely seen Father or Akira,

Isn't that rather normal, though?

Amusement aside, I also greatly appreciate this, and thanks for crafting it.