@MrHowarth At risk of revealing my exam secrets, I think every history test I sat at uni had one of these nobly tucked away in my pocket. Itโs a surprisingly effective good luck charm, all things considered!
@MrHowarth@DanJDurkin If Iโd known youโd see this silly video Iโd have fit in a joke about the gabelle somehow! Thank you kindly though chief ๐
@EwanRuinsThings @wc_comics My dude, my pal: weโll always be partners in crime, I can promise you that. Itโll just... have to be real crime now, I guess ๐คทโโ๏ธ
@SlashLP89 Man let the records show the only way weโd ever fall out of contact is if I went to space, died, or was replaced by my evil clone. Youโre the literal best of people you goddamn gem ๐
I have not left the hub of wonder and grot that is the internet though - so, should you for some strange reason desire my specific brand of weird tomfoolery, you need only look to ScreenRant, where I write once more about superheroes like that is a Real Actual Job.
They're also notably patient, as evidenced by just some of these outtakes @DanJDurkin has bravely sat through: here's a little memento of that particular chaos, and of some wonderful, wonderful memories.
Because I'd fight the moon for every single brilliant bastard I worked with, who are kinder, funnier, and more brilliant than any human should be capable of being - and I'm infinitely lucky to know them, let alone have worked beside them.
So! I've put this off for a while, because I hate bringing anything resembling Big News, but: I've left Whatculture
It's both a happy thing - because I'm really excited for my future - and something I'm a bit of a baby about, hence the not saying words about it part.
Let the records show on this fine election day I went from 2020 misery to feeling as though I could fight the moon, or possibly a large body of water. Poseidon youโre next baby