"Soil Scientists Often Dig A Large Hole, Called A Soil Pit" Stop. Unnecessary Term Detected BRRRP BREEP

"Soil scientists often dig a large hole, called a soil pit" stop. unnecessary term detected BRRRP BREEP comedic potential present

I love being a vocaloid fan because I feel like it's so easy to avoid supporting openly problematic people. like ok maybe that song was really morally questionable, but it was about, like, emotions and stories and stuff, not human rights, and the person who made it is just some guy who posts on instagram once every six months to promote their new song for like three seconds and then disappears into the void again. I don't even know who that even is how am I supposed to know if they support harmful policies. that's literally just some music nerd with an anime girl profile picture

earth spleen, if I understand correctly

[opening google.com] how to say i osmosis-ed the knowledge without saying that because this is a very serious science class and they would probably comment on that and then I would feel self-conscious

very fun to find out everyone likes me :)))

The other post was getting a bit long, so I made a new one. 😆

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addendums: cult classic tv overlaps with early supernatural seasons somewhat, i am aware, just choose based on the cultural context in which you read your first fic.

for weeaboo crew i was thinking of examples like hetalia, black butler, soul eater, etc--popular anime absolutely included but the distinction is that people who were into dragon ball weren't necessarily going to anime club every week and making deviantart stamps about yaoi, but people into ouran high school host club ABSOLUTELY were.

homestuck is in its own category because homestuck changed fandom forever at a critical time which just happened to be when i was growing up in fandom. harry potter, lotr, star wars, and twilight are in their own categories because they were such multimedia juggernauts they had entire archives dedicated solely and only to their fic that spanned multiple franchise reboots (books -> movies -> extended universes). (i acknowledge star trek technically would fit under this but at the time culturally it had more overlap with other cult classic tv fandoms.)

honorable mentions that didn't make it to the list because i had to pick-and-choose with the 12 answer limit: the final fantasy franchise (axed because i am not familiar enough with the fic scene to know if it was as iconic of a gateway drug as, like, naruto or twilight or star wars fic), a general YA lit category (YA lit outside of twilight only went mainstream slightly after this time period), the MCU (i have a hate boner for the MCU), a broader "american superhero comics" category (this would be valid as an option but i don't have the space)