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@jen_rice_ I just think it would be super cool if we could pick a time and stick with it. And if that time didn't mean dark at 5pm.

@heymrsbond Yup. I'm not super excited to see Moana 2 because he's not attached.

@heymrsbond Omg, please keep me in mind if you do this. This sounds SO much fun!

need a sitcom about the 6 people who live in dixville

you should be able to send steve kornacki sponsor gifts like in the hunger games

@mattlanza Matt.

I’m going to say this as calmly as possible. What in the actual…

@lizmchapman Ope.

Bam! 💥

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Day 20- One of the biggest tropes of modern werewolf media when they aren't a rat plague, though sometimes these go hand in hand, is a "werewolf pack" and/or "werewolf family." This insanely popular trope has taken many werewolf stories by storm, although especially the "shifter romance" genre. I confess I have never read a single book in this genre. I wouldn't be ashamed if I did and would admit it, but instead I am confessing I actually have no experience with it, so anything I say can be taken with the biases of someone who's never read one but has heard a gracious plenty through osmosis. They won't be a focus of this discussion, though. The focus of today's thoughts are the concept of the werewolf pack and/or family. It seems like a fun idea in theory, although I still prefer focus on an individual character and back in my childhood they were called "werewolf clans" and I think that is VASTLY preferable, because a group of werewolves should be insanely frightening. Trouble is, it's almost never done well. I have seen far too many instances of a werewolf requiring a "pack" to even survive (because werewolves suck, apparently?), even to the point of the lore stating a werewolf will outright die if they don't have some werewolf buddies hanging around because that's just how their biology works ("biology" and "werewolf" in the same sentence loses me pretty fast anyway though)... The concept of werewolves having packs and families that they do or must live in is an extremely modern one, for the record. Back in folklore, werewolves weren't so directly equated with wolves on a biological and behavioral level that they are driven to seek out or live in or create a pack. I think it could be interesting - and in fact I do plan to tackle the concept myself, in a horror way - it just... usually isn't. Nine times out of ten, for instance, a "werewolf family" is just a bunch of dog jokes bouncing around on trampolines, chasing frisbees, calling each other "pup" and other such terminology, biting at water sprinklers, and barking at the mailman. There is, as always, a Werewolf Fact for this: maverickwerewolf.com/werewolf-facts… Image - Sketch artwork for Wulfgard of a group of werewolves, by @JRRStebbins (our setting in which we create a lot of fiction)

31 Days of Halloween Werewolves: I will post random werewolf thoughts and commentary in this thread every day for the month of October. I've researched werewolf folklore and overthought werewolves for my entire life. Sometimes I will rant, sometimes I'll just talk werewolf info.

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Unveiling Dracula: 10 Surprising Facts About the Iconic Vampire. [THREAD]🧵 Delve into the lesser-known aspects of Dracula, the immortal figure that transcends time. From his historical roots to his influence on modern culture, these facts unravel the mystique surrounding one of literature’s most captivating villains. 🧛‍♂️ #Dracula #VampireLore #GothicHistory #VladTheImpaler #HorrorCulture #facts #knowledge #knowledgeispower #viral #viralvideo #Generalknowledge #FunFacts

Ready to ruin some 9th grade lives today! #quickwrites

#STAARredesign #allthethings FINALLY finished my ECR skills TEKS Clarifiers, Texas RLA friends! 2024 test items are updated on each (scroll) & resources linked. docs.google.com/document/d/15F…

@heymrsbond @historysandoval @Tim_Walz I cannot help you, but I do want to say that whenever you put out a call for resources, I just bookmark that post because people always come in with such amazing suggestions.

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Katy man sentenced to 3 years for assault at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-t… via @houstonchron

@lizmchapman Every new thing I learn about him delights me more and more.

He sounds like a remarkable teacher.

Walz, 60, has drawn criticism for appearing older than his age. Walz responded on X, saying that it’s because he “supervised the lunchroom for 20 years. You do not leave that job with a full head of hair. Trust me.” 😅🤣

@mattlanza He seems like a genuinely delightful human being.

Ok, this guy is a winner. MAPS!

Elmo, the great thing about specializing in something is you get to decide. I think you’ll be a great specialist in anything you end up choosing!

Bronze team. Bronze horse. I am forever grateful to have had this opportunity. This Olympic experience has been everything and more. Thank you to everyone who has supported me. Bronze is a great achievement, but I got eyes for something shinier in my future #2028

@heymrsbond I always do. 🤷🏻‍♀️