Thinking about the time a guy was flirting with me and asked me to send him a song recommendation because he liked house music and wanted to start listening to other EDM genres… I sent him a SVDDEN DEATH set and he ghosted me 💀
@ninakapri@periwinklhaze@ICameFromJesus1 It was a fucking joke you stupid cunt. No one but your remedial ass took it seriously. You must be somebody’s mistress to be mad like that over an obvious joke… and then to block me right after saying it… say that shit with your chest.
George R.R. Martin calls finishing the ‘THE WINDS OF WINTER’ the “curse of his life,” in new interview with @TIME magazine:
“There’s no doubt that Winds of Winter is 13 years late. I’m still working on it. I have periods where I make progress, and then other things divert my attention, and suddenly I have a deadline for one of the HBO shows, I have something else to do. But the two things are not connected. I open a bookstore, and people say, “Why is George R.R. Martin opening a bookstore? He could be writing Winds of Winter.” I don’t actually work in the bookstore. I own it. I hired people to do it. If you go into the bookstore, yes, a lot of my books are there, which I’ve signed, and a lot of books by other people. I’m not going to ring up your register. I have a theatre. I’m not the projectionist. They seem to overestimate how much time I’m putting into these things. I own stocks and bonds too. I don’t attend the shareholders meetings. I’m not on the board of directors. I’ve invested in something, and sometimes the stock goes up and I make money, and sometimes it’s like now, and suddenly I lose a lot of money. But it’s not me running it. You’ve heard exactly what role I played in the Dire Wolf thing. I’m sitting at home, I might’ve been working on Winds of Winter, and suddenly, Peter Jackson is on the line. […] It did not seriously impinge on the writing of Winds of Winter. But people make it seem, my more fanatic fans, as if it’s one or the other, and it’s not.”