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Hello. Russell Boone here: Adventurer and 6'8" supernerd. 42 out of 50 states visited. content creator apparently writer of fantasy? https://nitter.cf/t.co/KpZOzoWdyq
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Rifujin na Magonote wanted Aisha to fail. That is the reason why he wrote Redundancy that way. It was a very stupid reason. And I will never defend it.
I hate all these people that think that you have to defend literally everything in something otherwise you hate it. I don't like Redundancy 3, I think that Rifujin made a bad move by basically keeping it the same in the lighten all version as it was in the web novel. It is doing his work a disservice. Any person who thinks that I hate all of Mushoku Tensei because I don't like the character assassinations committed on Redundancy 3 can go ahead and block themselves.
Russell Boone (Steakdriven) retweeted
Celebrating uncensored Clyde Caldwell art, here's a private commission that Clyde did of my AD&D Dragonlance character, Elijayess, back in the day. All pencil.
#FantasyArt
Russell Boone (Steakdriven) retweeted
double texting isn't embarrassing y'all turned basic human enthusiasm into a social crime
Russell Boone (Steakdriven) retweeted
When the sex of the antecedent is unknown or undetermined, the pronoun used is 'he'
This pronoun serves both as the masculine and as the neutral pronoun.
Laurence Steinberg and Jay Giedd should spend the rest of their natural lives in prison for spreading the "brain is undeveloped until 25" myth.
If you believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins, if you have been redeemed by the blood of the lamb, you are a christian. Full stop. I don't care whether your protestant, mormon, catholic, not denominational, orthodox. They are all christian.
And they are ret^rded
Replying to @spencer_askew
They've become addicted to the idea that subverting the audience's expectations is actually clever
Damn right. Cruisin Another World in My Cadillac pulls no punches on villainy.