Two bed time short stories, Google translated for convenience
And my uncut finger nails
And my uncut finger nails
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@lebronjames75 Estonians trying to outdo the Germans huh
@lebronjames75 First one seems like a wild version of the frog and the scorpion. Second seems like an admonishment of climate change but I can't help but feel warmed that "The Hurricane Man" is having such a good time 
@hj have a go at it
@lebronjames75 I read this in Disco Elysium narrator voice and on the "go to hell" segment I heard a skill check rolling two sixes sound effect. 10/10 päris hea
@godzilla the visuals of the tuber story in my head are very cool, i like imaging that story's visuals, very non standard images to my head
with the river flowing into the sea so hard the sea becomes so heavy it fallss into the ocean
with the river flowing into the sea so hard the sea becomes so heavy it fallss into the ocean
Cc @eal thread
@lebronjames75 Yeah, that part struck me too. At first in as though it were an inland sea that merges with and thus "sinks into" the ocean. But then it could be a metaphor. "a sea of people" might just as easily sink into the ocean
@godzilla i imagine, that is a sea near the ocean, and it slides into the ocean as a single moving piece, and then falls like an object downwards, making a permanent, deepening hole in the ocean as the heavy sea , crushing and obliterating the ocean water in it's fall path
@lebronjames75 I like it 
The sea insists that it isn't the ocean yet plummets to the depths nonetheless
The sea insists that it isn't the ocean yet plummets to the depths nonetheless
@lebronjames75 nice stories. reminded me of https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1966/04/16/the-balloon
@lain i see why
@lain extremely fetish coded text from the 60s
if this exact same text was written in current_year, the meaning would be REALLY different
thought about it repeatedly at work today
if this exact same text was written in current_year, the meaning would be REALLY different
thought about it repeatedly at work today