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@PumpkabooPie710 XDD

Who is the horniest character in Twisted Wonderland? The answer is obviously Malleus. Though he isn't quite as horny as he used to be.

@Odd_Audrey It definitely sounds like it at least. I want to believe that there is some magic pulling them together but unfortunately I think I have to Indeed call it a headcanon

@BriarHolly It’s cool that twst can turn this into literal magic! In the actual scene, Phillip is just being silly and flirting

But don’t you remember? We’ve met before

@Crowley_NRC *puts it gently next to tomato*

Is an avocado a fruit or a vegetable? It grows like a fruit. But tastes like a vegetable.

@qrowcry It would have been so funny if he had his hair up in a tight bun situation and also he's using a plastic body shield and you think its because he's trying not to blow up the kitchen but really he just doesn't want to get any cooking juices on him

idia shroud is a breathing fire hazard bro get him away from the oil 😭

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Ooooo

@YetherZzz I don't think Leona knows what he means here. He's just dropping a vague threat and letting Ruggies imagination do the heavy lifting

What that mean?

Ohhhh so its a 3 book thing!

@ViddleTwst Aw Malleus's forehead scales don't count as a crown?

Interesting how Riddle and Vil are the only ones wearing crowns... It's probably because both their Disney versions are the only ones with "Queen" on their names (unlike Scar, Ursula, Jafar, Hades and Maleficent)

@oldtoons_ Modern adaptors are scared to acknowledge that sometimes birth parents can be horrible people to their children...

In folklore, like Perrault’s and the Grimms' versions, Cinderella’s father was alive but negligent or actively cruel. Disney’s 1950 film killed him off to maximize sympathy, establishing the "dead father" trope that normalized him being deceased in all modern adaptations.

@elenadesaa1999 Charlotte E English 😍

¿Alguna vez has terminado un libro y has pensado: «Vale, voy a leer todo lo que escriba esta persona»?

@karinbeery Yes. I try to aim for halfway through the book but if its too much of a slog for whatever reason I might DNF sooner

1. Do you DNF books? 2. How long do you read before you stop? (Me: Yes; 50-60 pages, though sometimes I'll push through to 100 if I'm really hoping to like the book)

@luuubooklover Id say yes. Intaking written words is important but intaking spoken words is important too

do you think adding audiobooks to the books read in a year is okay? #booktwt

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@OttavioMCMLXI I also really love how if corporations suddenly decide they don't want to support your device and make it so you have to shell out a bunch of money to read things you've already bought (if you want🚫phone)... it doesn't matter because paper books don't need no cloud

Still prefer physical books. Not just the weight of them but how ideas are meant to live in the hands not just on screens.

@AntiSocialCommi @heemeeraa YES, THIS! Especially good for thick books. You rest the book on its spine then take small slivers of pages from each side and put them flat on the table and repeat until you get to the middle

@heemeeraa theres a technique where you pre bend the spine so it doesnt crack as you read it, can help a lot with low quality books that otherwise break or have pages fall out.

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat..."

@Odd_Audrey IT WOULD BE AMAZING!! like how Gravity Falls has the journals you can buy? We could have an NRC History of Magic book with notes doodled in by various characters

@BriarHolly A history book would be so helpful. Maybe they’ll add more to the history as this story is ongoing, but idk if we’ll ever get proper names or a cohesive timeline as much as I want one and think the fanbase could benefit from one lol

I'll be real, trying to sift through all this vague info dispersed between like a billion chapters and maps is hurting me. Even then not everything completely aligns neatly 😭 Either we're getting more book 8 or this Briar Valley history thing just isn't made well 😭😭