learning that to meet takeoff weight, the moon landing missions *left their Hasselblad cameras and lenses behind*. there are 12 of them on the moon. which makes ‘moon heist’ one of the less expensive ways of getting a used Hasselblad
this is so restrictive it’s actually kind of a fun writing prompt. I’m imagining a story about a ghost that harms men, only men, and only emotionally/psychologically. it’s narrated in second person future tense (it’s not a memory or a document, it’s a PROPHECY)
They say you have to find things to look forward to but that’s premised on the idea that there could be an experience that wasn’t a letdown, which doesn’t seem right.
look, I’m all for laughing at modern Christians but coming up with insane heresies is kinda the most Christian thing there is. it’s a time honored tradition that’s so old, it even predates the Catholic Church
*logs into spotify to listen to music*
HALT. PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ID
*logs into youtube to watch political content*
HALT. PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ID
*turning on your computer to start using it*
HALT. PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ID
The question is not whether I might have/might still accomplish something of worth, the question is whether there was ever a possibility of such, and which way is more damning.
The only value I could provide to any project whatsoever is my money or my brute labor, and I am quite poor and weak so realistically my absence is the best I have to offer anyone