I Can Accept That I Have To Grow Up And Get Older But I Absolutly Draw The Line At My Parents Getting

I can accept that I have to grow up and get older but I absolutly draw the line at my parents getting old!! That is unacceptable and I will not stand for it!

Let’s pay attention to what’s happening in the Congo.

"... a stark reminder that genocide is about more than just the premeditated mass extinguishing o human life; it's also about the calculated, and often vindictive, destruction of a people's culture, language, history, and shared sites of community." [source: Gabrielle Bates on X, formerly known as Twitter. 11/27/23.] Original post they are responding to on Literary Hub: "Gaza's main public library has been destroyed."

"Self insert characters are cringe"

Bro I'm trying to survive capitalism with maladaptive daydreaming. Leave me alone.

*Levi and y/n at their wedding day*

Priest: “Now do we have any objections?”

Levi, stops and turns around, pulling off his suit jacket to reveal the ODM blades strapped to his back. “…”

Everyone: “…..”

Levi, nods his head and clicks his tongue, “Yeah…...OK..”

So I was trying to mentally design a setting for a book, very 1960s spy-fi vibes, and then I remembered a floor pattern from The Woman Called Fujiko Mine that I really want to rework somewhere in the book. The one from episode 2 in the casino.

But part of my brain found it familiar somewhere, so I did a little search-engine-ing and...

I knew it was real somewhere! It's a Verner Panton furnishing design! Geometri!

THAT is how hard The Woman Called Fujiko Mine goes for the 1960s aesthetic. I was curious if anyone else has picked up on this, maybe mentioned in trivia about Lupin III. Google came up with nothing.

I could be wrong, but no else seems to have picked up on this, and I have just because I'm a big enough dork about '60s design.