Lemme just pin this right at the top so there is never any doubt.

Never forget, a single slip up can put you on the naughty list.

It took years, but I finally found a place in San Antonio that serves a decent Sazerac. ....and of course its on the complete opposite side of the city from where I commute in.

I support @TheAKGuy on his run for congress

I'll hop on this little bandwagon, and I'll go one up and post a song for the middle that I listened to on repeat while I was writing Chapter 5. 😆 How it started // How it's going: Character Playlist Edition!

To say either way would be telling a spoiler, you'll have to read and find out.

Sorry, my few followers for the sudden gun spam. I wasn't expecting @KirscheVerstahl @DocStrangelove2 and @philthatremains to all be running a "Post Gun" thread at the same time 😅

THE LIVING LINE, PART IV — THE BROKEN WINGS (Operation Eagle Claw / Desert One, 1980) THE CALL They came when the nation’s pride was already bleeding from Vietnam. Fifty-three Americans held hostage, the world watching a giant brought low. A handful of volunteers stepped

THE LIVING LINE, PART III — THE FIREKEEPERS (Vietnam, 1965–1975) THE CALL They weren’t welcomed with parades. They were sent because duty demanded it. Into jungles thick as nightmares, where politics turned to fog and orders to echoes. They didn’t go for glory. They went because

THE LIVING LINE, PART II — THE FORGOTTEN (Korea, 1950–1953) THE CALL They were sons of men who’d already saved the world. They grew up in the glow of victory—then found themselves shipped to a place no one could find on a map. There was no declaration—only a draft notice. No

THE LIVING LINE, PART I — THE BUILDERS (World War II, 1941–1945) THE CALL They came from hard soil and harder times. Men who had nothing—and made themselves into something. When the world tore itself apart, they didn’t flinch. They left farms, factories, and families behind and

These are all the same image and I won’t elaborate.

I've finished The Finest Edge of Twilight. I'll begin with non-spoilers before heading into spoiler territory. I'll warn you before I get there. For the TLDR crowd, I give it a 3.5/5 stars. Salvatore knows how to write exciting, swift prose that flow effortlessly and engage the

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This week's giveaway is hereby posted! You must follow or be a follower, repost or quote post, like, and reply to enter. Winner announced on Mondays! We appreciate you all greatly. This how we get the word out of our sales, promotions, whimsy, and wisdom. Rascal went behind

Fascinating Surely, this will make the rounds all over the internet... Of course it will. No reason it shouldn't... Right?

I often see this question posed in TTRPG discussions: "Why can you imagine a world with dragons, but not [insert dumb shit here]"? This is my attempt to explain why.

For those who like their war stories with a dash of the supernatural, or perhaps like their goosebumps to come with a military flair...I give you my short story, Eyes in the Dark. https://t.co/MhZUetxu7k

It's the best time of year, Spooky Season! With that in mind, have a spooky war story to enjoy while we wait for the big day. https://t.co/PdE2yzs7IR

@retro_twt Iria: Zeiram the Animation (1994)