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Sep. 21st, 2025 09:12 am
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Name: Celestial

Age: 31


I mostly post about:

my personal life, thoughts, day to day stuff. Sometimes mental health/trauma related stuff. Crafts, occasional outfit photos. Cat pics. I also recently did a huge family photo archiving project, so I want to share some cool old photos and what I know about the people in them.

My hobbies are:

I like dabbling in different types of crafts. Primarily into making beaded jewelry, but I've also been learning stained glass this year and that is really cool. Trying to get into reading again. Taking photos, doing home DIYs, watching a lot of movies and TV. I like fashion, but don't dress up much lately (trying to fix that).

My fandoms are:

not a huge fandom head in the traditional sense anymore. I'm a diehard My Chemical Romance fan since I was literally 10 years old. Also a big Nicolas Cage fan, almost finished with a quest to see every single movie of his. Can't think of many others off the top of my head but I fixate on stuff for a while and then forget about it.

I'm looking to meet people who:

are also neurodivergent (audhd here). have a wealth of different experiences and points of view. anyone who is willing to read and occasionally comment.

My posting schedule tends to be:

I'm aiming for once a week this time around, but may be more or less depending on what's going on in my life.

When I add people, my dealbreakers are:

No TERFs, no centrists or republicans, no Zionists. I don't care if you're personally religious but I'm not and don't appreciate that perspective in regards to my own life. No Harry Potter fans, it's lame if you're still into that given... everything. Don't be a shithead in general. And probably no one under 21.

Before adding me, you should know: Hmm. As I said, there may be the occasional post about mental health/trauma stuff. I'm also regrettably a true crime enjoyer, i rarely talk about it but if I do I'll tag. Unsure about anything else that might be relevant

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Sep. 20th, 2025 06:22 pm
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Name: Nora Neurosismancer (they/she)

Age: 41

I mostly post about: Whatever is on my mind, also my daily poetry when I'm happy enough with it to share.

My hobbies are: Poetry, paganism, witchcraft, and so much music. I'm big into all things gothy: darkwave and coldwave, post-punk, synthpop, new wave, industrial, metal, and just outright werid shit. Oh, and I do competitive air guitar.

My fandoms are: Star Trek and Trek-adjacent stuff, also I'm deep in the fandom for various bands, especially DEVO.

I'm looking to meet people who: Post interesting stuff. Bonus points if you're trans or some other flavor of queer.

My posting schedule tends to be: I'm aiming for a couple posts a week.

When I add people, my dealbreakers are: No minors, no TERFs, no Nazis, no Evangelical Christians, no Harry Potter.

Before adding me, you should know: I write some pretty emotional, and sometimes sexually oriented poetry. I've precious little filter about adult topics.

Penric 15 impending

Sep. 20th, 2025 03:11 pm
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Hi all --

I have just today finished the first draft of a new Penric & Desdemona novella, to be titled "Testimony of Mute Things". Final edit still to go, but we were beforehand with the cover -- sneak peek below. I think artist Ron Miller did a bang-up job this round. (Ron's website: https://www.black-cat-studios.com/ )

This one is a prequel, falling between "Penric's Fox" and "Masquerade in Lodi" during Pen's Martensbridge years. The seed was that throw-away line toward the end of "Maquerade in Lodi", where Duke Jurgo's secretary Stobrek is greeting Pen effusively with "[We met] at that extraordinary Temple conclave in Carpagamo."

This has dangled off Pen's timeline as an empty box labeled "Insert Story Here" for years. (Indeed, it's working title was the alliterative "Conclave in Carpagamo" till about half through, when a better one arose out of the material.) I very much wanted to write this before I got too far from younger Penric to recall him. Finally this July a sufficient notion for going on with appeared, and we were off.




E-publication projected to be in mid to late October, depending as usual on a lot of currently unsettled factors. (So many revision passes, ugh...)

Ta, L.

posted by Lois McMaster Bujold on September, 20

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Sep. 20th, 2025 09:35 am
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Movies: None.

Television/Streaming: We finished Season 1 of Farscape. What a cliffhanger ending! Everyone all separated . . . D'Argo unconscious . . . can't wait to start Season 2.

We discovered that one of our favorite sketch comedy duos, Mitchell and Webb, had a new series. Mitchell and Webb Are Not Helping - silly name, but it was fairly funny. Perhaps not as consistently funny as That Mitchell and Webb Look, but I'll still take it. You can't find the latter on streaming services anymore, just random clips on YouTube, which is sad, as it is one of my favorite sketch comedy series.

Whilst browsing Kanopy (a streaming service that I get access to for free via my library card), I saw they have some British shows. I watched the first season of Upstart Crow again - on a David Mitchell kick, I guess. If you haven't seen it, it's a comedy where David Mitchell plays Shakespeare, and revolves around his imagined family life and his struggles with producing his plays. Very British humor, and I do enjoy it as something light to watch. The first season only has six episodes; I think the subsequent seasons are similarly short.

Also been trying to catch up with Tasting History with Max Miller, the YouTube channel. I really enjoy his content, but had fallen out of the habit of watching regularly, so am now quite behind. There is now a playlist with all 300+ of his videos, so I've been watching through some of that, as well, during the day.

In podcasts, I picked back up with Season 2 of You Must Remember This. I really enjoy this one, which relates lesser-known Hollywood history from the first century of cinema. Karina does her research and it's just a good pod to listen to, but I fell off of listening to ANY podcasts because I can't listen and work at the same time.

Books: Speaking of David Mitchell, his book, Unruly, was available as an audiobook at the library, so I borrowed it, but I started it whilst still on a lot of pain pills and was having trouble paying attention. I still want to read it, though I might actually wait for the ebook to come in instead.

Video Games: I downloaded Stardew Valley yesterday and played about 3 hours. I'm really enjoying it. Fishing is very difficult, though! I still can't quite grasp the sweet spot and have not been able to catch any since the tutorial.

back again!

Sep. 19th, 2025 11:16 pm
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name: squid

age: 21

location: midwestern united states

i post about: i'm into a lot of things but what i end up posting about are monthly periodical-types of the music i discover and listen to (free for anybody to access) and the general musings and feelings of an anxious college guy (behind an access lock). i might someday make a dedicated post about history or politics or literature but i rarely feel like i have any meaningful contribution to what could be said. that's a very broad characterization but check my about me on my profile for a slightly more detailed synopsis

my hobbies are: my whole life revolves around music, more or less :] i listen to music extensively (squid771 on last.fm and rateyourmusic), collect vinyl records, and go to college studying sound engineering (i'm a senior!). i have an off-again, on-again recording project that i'll someday release something under. i play guitar, i'm an untrained singer, and i play various keyboard instruments. i always try to watch movies but usually that means i'll just gather a bunch, watch 2 in one night, and then go 6 months without watching another. i'm trying to read more (5 books read this year; infinitely times more than the past couple of years), i'm big into history (currently researching the george mcgovern 1972 campaign, and concurrently the history of how the word socialism/communism got such a negative connotation in the U.S.), and i like to walk around at night, or in the rain, or both. i try to appreciate the little things. i want to write, and learn esperanto, but i've never found enough consistent motivation to try either

my fandoms are: i haven't really considered myself to be really big enough on anything to be part of a fandom, but some of my favorite bands/artists are fishmans, stereolab, broadcast, nick drake, elliott smith, the radio dept., the field mice (all of sarah records really), brian eno, yo la tengo, ichiko aoba, and many many others! i could talk about music for days and days. as far as like forms of media go i'm big into the trails series (games 1-5, trails and crossbell; cold steel ruined the franchise), deltarune (haven't played undertale but i generally know what happens by osmosis), off, team fortress 2, and disco elysium; and then cowboy bebop, samurai champloo, NGE, general 2000s adult swim-core type stuff for anime

i'm looking to meet people who: i put a post up here about 6 months ago when i first started this account and i did get a lot of responses but nearly all of the people that replied to me aren't active anymore. i'm looking for people to really connect with and are in this site for the long haul (or at least for a while). i'm not too picky about sharing interests but having mutual appreciation for something always helps. the main thing though is that i'm just trying to make more friends :]

my posting schedule tends to be: whenever i feel like there's enough going enough in my life to post about something. this is usually like 2 to 5 times a month. i do tend to get wordy in my posts for what that's worth

when I add people, my dealbreakers are: i'm a very vague socialist so i'm not particularly chill with MAGA types or people who are just unnecessarily rude but i think there's like only 2 people on this site with those beliefs anyways

before adding me, you should know: i don't really comment much but i read everything that's posted. i get in my own head about responding to/posting comments and not feeling like i have enough to say. but i'm always looking to talk to more people and come out of my shell
i'm very depressed and mildly autistic and can be in my head a lot of the time, so the posts behind my access lock can get mopey and despondent. i'm doing the best i can to grapple with my emotions and the world around me so a little bit of empathy goes a long way. we're all going through something

t-rex in: a flight of fancy

Sep. 19th, 2025 12:00 am
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September 19th, 2025: I recognize that this hobby is not for everyone. BUT: it is for SOME of the ones.

– Ryan

unexpected cite

Sep. 17th, 2025 06:51 pm
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Well, here's place I wouldn't have expected mention of my work to pop up...

https://www.hoover.org/research/why-s...

My work is accurately described but not named in the actual chat, but it gets a cite by name on the webpage.

I wish I could send her a copy of Ethan of Athos. I think she'd get all the jokes.

Ta, L.

posted by Lois McMaster Bujold on September, 17
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Another week has passed us by and some of us might still be stampeding, some of us might be stepping more cautiously or even hobbling along struggling (like me) trying to balance out other commitments and squeeze in a few blasts of time to catch up.

If you've been using the table and tackling something each day, feel free to tell us all about it this week. If not here's the table and pick up with today's (or any other day that suits) and tell us about it when you can - use this post until I manage to get up to speed enough to make another one.

Wishing you well for the next week ahead and remember the aim of the month's challenges is that most can be adapted to fit what you need so if it says a 'flat surface', any type of flat surface will do - desks, worktops, floors, tables and so on. Similarly a vertical surface could be a window, a tiled wall, mirror or door. Part of the challenge is deciding how to apply the daily challenge (ha ha!).

This is supposed to be a low-stress challenge - if you miss a day, it doesn't matter, if the day's challenge doesn't suit, repeat the day before or start on the next day's. With the exception of two days, the challenges should take about 10 minutes, if you want to spend longer that's great, judge by your personal available time and energy.

To make it easier to take part and not be held up by time differences and days when I'm not able to post, all challenges will be posted in the table below the cut to aid both those taking part and the daily poster.

My biggest request for the month is that, whenever you can, you join in the chat - even if you haven't done the day's challenge come and cheer for others. We're here for the ups and downs this month so you can tell us when you're struggling as well as celebrate your successes.

Daily Challenge Table shown below the cut )

And so today's challenge is, depending on where/when you are reading this (but I'll go with the 17th/18th) to either spend 10 minutes on a flat surface or on a vertical one.

Good luck and enjoy what's left of your September.
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September 17th, 2025: In the other part of my life (writing comics for Star Trek and Marvel and DC Comics) I have four (four!) new books out today! If you head down to your local comic shoppe, be sure to check out KRYPTO: THE LAST DOG OF KRYPTON #4, and/or FANTASTIC FOUR #3, and/or STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS: SECOND CONTACT (the collection of my new run on the book!) AND/OR Deadpool/Batman #1, for a li'l 3-page backup story that brings back something I am really excited to see return! Thus concludes the pitch for Ryan's books here on Ryan's Webzone. :0

– Ryan

Returning to This Website

Sep. 15th, 2025 11:04 am
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Name: Nix/Nyx or other names (they/them or any pronouns).

Age: 28.

I mostly post about: I'll probably post about my life the most consistently. I might also post writings and about my creative projects in general. Overall, I think I'll mainly use this blog/journal to process thoughts or ideas and to help me remember things, as I have a terrible memory. Maybe I'll post song lyrics and/or poetry I come up with, too.

My hobbies are: Making music, listening to music, gaming (I play a variety of games), reading (manga, graphic novels, articles, books, etc.), writing, streaming (I'm currently streaming as a VTuber), content creation, and more. I also recently started drawing again with digital art and go on the occasional hike.

My fandoms are: This is going to be embarrassing, but I'm not sure what counts as a "fandom." Maybe I'm overthinking the definition? Either way, I don't think I am a part of any specific fandoms right now, but that could change. Some things I like that I can think of right now are Okami (for nostalgia reasons) and Baldur's Gate 3.

I'm looking to meet people who: I'm mostly looking for more people around my age. It's a plus if you're also LGBTQIA+, disabled, or neurodivergent, and it's even better if we share interests.

My posting schedule tends to be: This time around (I used this website a while back), I'll probably post pretty sporadically overall. In the past, there were points where I almost posted daily, so that might happen again.

When I add people, my dealbreakers are: I'm okay-ish with differing opinions as long as it's nothing too major, but that's probably a thin line I don't even fully understand yet. (I like keeping my mind open to new ideas if others will do the same.) However, I do draw the line at right-winged people and centrists. That's all I'm going to put for now. Oh, and please be at least 20 years old. Thank you.

Before adding me, you should know: I struggle with my mental and physical health and will probably post about that a lot. For similar reasons (mostly related to my energy levels and shyness), I also have a hard time commenting on posts, but I'm trying to overcome that. Responding to DMs can be even worse, even though I do appreciate messages from people. 

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September 15th, 2025: So earlier T-Rex suggested a new alphabet replacement, and I got an email from Michael L, who wrote:

I took the liberty of finding you the first 26 Garfield comics with no text in them (barring bookkeeping text like dates and signatures ofc) so you don't have to worry about recursively putting Garfield comics inside Garfield comics in order to make them parseable.

I thought this was both amazing AND PRACTICAL, and so with permission I now share this list here with you!!

  • 1978 (Strip #68): The tail ratchet.
  • 1978 (Strip #78): Preparing for the bath.
  • 1978 (Strip #79): The dandelion drying.
  • 1980 (Strip #4): The pin-up posters.
  • 1980 (Strip #48): The tail adjustment. (Sunday)
  • 1980 (Strip #172): Odie ties himself in a knot.
  • 1980 (Strip #180): The door/window prank. (Sunday)
  • 1980 (Strip #198): Sucking the teddy bear's paw.
  • 1980 (Strip #332): Teeth grow into the table.
  • 1981 (Strip #125): The instant rainstorm.
  • 1981 (Strip #147): Fur blown back in the car.
  • 1981 (Strip #175): Paws stuck in the collar.
  • 1981 (Strip #308): Stretching Odie's ear.
  • 1981 (Strip #313): Stuck in the kitty sweater.
  • 1981 (Strip #328): Neck stretches in the window shade.
  • 1982 (Strip #32): Juggling apple cores.
  • 1982 (Strip #39): Slingshot stuck on face.
  • 1982 (Strip #62): Ambushing the hat ornament.
  • 1982 (Strip #64): Devouring the popcorn.
  • 1982 (Strip #73): Swing breaks on head.
  • 1982 (Strip #150): Fishing hook snags tail.
  • 1982 (Strip #151): Garfield becomes Odie's tail.
  • 1982 (Strip #152): Sandwich fillings squish out.
  • 1982 (Strip #167): Cat door hits him in the rear.
  • 1982 (Strip #197): Scale arrow peaks + Garfield's reaction.
  • 1982 (Strip #244): Napkin cape leaves him dangling.

– Ryan

September Stampede - Day 11

Sep. 11th, 2025 11:01 pm
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So sorry - I thought this month was going to be difficult, but I hadn't expected posts to be this far apart.

If you've been using the table and tackling something each day, feel free to tell us all about it today. If not here's the table and pick up with today's (or any other day that suits) and tell us about it when you can - use this post until I manage to get up to speed enough to make another one.

Wishing you well for the month and remember the aim of the month's challenges is that most can be adapted to fit what you need so if it says a 'flat surface', any type of flat surface will do - desks, worktops, floors, tables and so on. Similarly a vertical surface could be a window, a tiled wall, mirror or door.


This is supposed to be a low-stress challenge - if you miss a day, it doesn't matter, if the day's challenge doesn't suit, repeat the day before or start on the next day's. With the exception of two days, the challenges should take about 10 minutes, if you want to spend longer that's great, judge by your personal available time and energy.

To make it easier to take part and not be held up by time differences and days when I'm not able to post, all challenges will be posted in the table below the cut to aid both those taking part and the daily poster.

My biggest request for the month is that, whenever you can, you join in the chat - even if you haven't done the day's challenge come and cheer for others. We're here for the ups and downs this month so you can tell us when you're struggling as well as celebrate your successes.

Daily Challenge Table shown below the cut )

And so today's challenge is to spend 10 minutes dealing with food.

Good luck and have a great September.
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September 10th, 2025: Don't worry - I have been to SEVERAL parties so I know what I'm talking about!!

So last week T-Rex suggested a new alphabet replacement, and I got an email from Michael L, who wrote:

I took the liberty of finding you the first 26 Garfield comics with no text in them (barring bookkeeping text like dates and signatures ofc) so you don't have to worry about recursively putting Garfield comics inside Garfield comics in order to make them parseable.

I thought this was both amazing AND PRACTICAL, and so with permission I now share this list here with you!!

  • 1978 (Strip #68): The tail ratchet.
  • 1978 (Strip #78): Preparing for the bath.
  • 1978 (Strip #79): The dandelion drying.
  • 1980 (Strip #4): The pin-up posters.
  • 1980 (Strip #48): The tail adjustment. (Sunday)
  • 1980 (Strip #172): Odie ties himself in a knot.
  • 1980 (Strip #180): The door/window prank. (Sunday)
  • 1980 (Strip #198): Sucking the teddy bear's paw.
  • 1980 (Strip #332): Teeth grow into the table.
  • 1981 (Strip #125): The instant rainstorm.
  • 1981 (Strip #147): Fur blown back in the car.
  • 1981 (Strip #175): Paws stuck in the collar.
  • 1981 (Strip #308): Stretching Odie's ear.
  • 1981 (Strip #313): Stuck in the kitty sweater.
  • 1981 (Strip #328): Neck stretches in the window shade.
  • 1982 (Strip #32): Juggling apple cores.
  • 1982 (Strip #39): Slingshot stuck on face.
  • 1982 (Strip #62): Ambushing the hat ornament.
  • 1982 (Strip #64): Devouring the popcorn.
  • 1982 (Strip #73): Swing breaks on head.
  • 1982 (Strip #150): Fishing hook snags tail.
  • 1982 (Strip #151): Garfield becomes Odie's tail.
  • 1982 (Strip #152): Sandwich fillings squish out.
  • 1982 (Strip #167): Cat door hits him in the rear.
  • 1982 (Strip #197): Scale arrow peaks + Garfield's reaction.
  • 1982 (Strip #244): Napkin cape leaves him dangling.

– Ryan

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September 8th, 2025: The bold return of Tiny Batman Head! Only now I've written for DC so uh it's even MORE important that we all just BE COOL ABOUT THIS

– Ryan

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