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Favorite Boardgames of Each Order of the Knights Radiant

It’s Radiant Boardgame Night on Roshar! What would be the favorite boardgame of each Order of the Knights Radiant?

1. Bondsmiths: Connect Four

It’s a game about forging connections! 

Stormfather: Yes, Dalinar, allow the red pieces to fall into place! Complete the line! Forge the bond!

Sibling: Use your wily human ways to be victorious, Navani!! Go diagonal or something!

Dalinar: They certainly are...invested in this game.

Navani: Just so long as the Stormfather doesn’t blow over the board when I win.

Navani: ...Again.

Stormfather: I’m very invested in connecting!!

2. Dustbringers: Jenga

With their surges of Division and Abrasian, the Dustbringers have powers that could be called...destructive. I think they’d enjoy Jenga. 

Malata: Ha, ha! I have made the tower CRUMBLE

Ral-na: You are aware, of course, that per the rules, this means you have lost the game.

Malata: Wait, we’re playing by the rules? 

3. Truthwatchers: Clue

The Truthwatchers believe in finding and sharing the truth. Like...the truth of who murdered Mr. Body this time!

Renarin: It was Mr. Green in the Library with the Wrench!

Rlain: You won AGAIN?!

Stump: You’re not using your future sight or something, are you kid?

Rlain: You know Renarin wouldn’t do that.

Stump (muttering): Just think it’s weird that I never win.

Renarin: That might be because you always accuse Colonel Mustard.

Stump: That mustache is DEFINITELY hiding something!

4. Skybreakers: Monopoly

The Skybreakers believe in obeying the law, no matter what. And if there’s a game that people don’t normally follow the actual rules for, it’s this one. The Skybreakers? They’d play it “right.”

Szeth: The other knights speak of something called “House Rules” for this game.

Nale: “House rules” are not rules at all, but merely inventions of unreliable human actors who wish the game to be “shorter” or “more fun.”

Nale: We will NOT continue the game until SOMEBODY buys this property at auction.

Joret: Personally, I LOVE not having fun!

Cali (muttering): Kiss-ass. 

5. Lightweavers: Pictionary 

With their artistic skills, Pictionary would surely be a delight for the Lightweavers.

Beryl: It’s an apple!

Shallan: Shhh...hang on...I’m not done...

Vathah: Come on, come on, that’s already the best drawn apple we’ve ever seen, etc.

Shallan: Aaand done!

Gaz: Time’s up.

Ishnah: It’s still tied.

Ishnah: Mostly because we’re all drawing only one picture per round.

Shallan: Maybe timed games aren’t really for us...

6. Willshapers: Mousetrap

The Willshapers love two things: building and freeing those who have been unjustly imprisoned.

Eshonai: Wait, you said this game was about freedom, but it seems that I will be trying to trap you in a mouse jail?

Venli: Shhh...I’m putting the final touches on my mousetrap! Ha! It looks AMAZING

Eshonai: Are we trying to keep ourselves free by imprisoning others? Is that..okay?

Venli: Don’t think too hard about it.

7. Elsecallers: Scrabble 

The Elsecallers are thoughtful, scholarly, and logical. I think they’d enjoy transforming a bunch of disparate letters into words!

Jasnah: Ah, I seem to have another 7-letter word. Amusingly, it is “radiant.”

Jasnah: And over here I can make “crab,” which is not bad with the “b” counting twice on the triple letter score.

Jasnah: Looks like Side A is currently winning.

Jasnah: ...

Jasnah: Sometimes I wish there were other Elsecallers. 

8. Stonewards: Risk

The Stonewards tend to be soldiers and to enjoy warfare, weaponry, and challenges. They can make do in difficult circumstances. It seems like they’d enjoy a good game of Risk!

 Zu: I shall reinforce Greenland! That is where my troops are most needed!

Badali: Wow, another game heading into its third hour!

Badali: Take two people who are both stubborn and good at strategy...

Zu: And you have great fun all afternoon?

Badali: That’s what I was going to say!

9. Edgedancers: Pandemic

The Edgedancers are healers and helpers, those who listen to people who may otherwise be ignored and remember those who may be forgotten. I think a lovely cooperative game, and one in which you work together to heal the world, would be great for them.

Lift: I did it! I discovered one of the cures!

Godeke: Great job, kid!

Lorain: It’s no nice to play this game without a worldwide pandemic actually going on, huh?

Godeke: What, uh, made you say that?

Lorain: You know,  I have no idea!

10. Windrunners: Chess

I know chess may sound like an Elsecaller game, but hear me out. The Windrunners are all about military ranks, and in chess all the pieces represent a rank. The Windrunners believe in protecting the weak--like the king piece. Sometimes they have to accept that they can’t protect everyone, like when they must sacrifice pawns. They’re good at working in tandem, and chess is about getting disparate pieces to work together. So Chess seems like something they’d enjoy...with maybe a few exceptions.

Kaladin: Well, this game gets one thing right.

Teft: That it takes a squad to protect a man?

Skar: That the ardents go their own way?

Sigzil: Bishops.

Skar: Whatever.

Moash: That everyone is forced to protect the king, even though he is demonstrably the weakest and most useless piece?

Lyn: That any pawn can attain ultimate power?

Kaladin: No. 

Kaladin: It gets horses right.

Kaladin: Why are they the only piece that consists of a giant, creepy head?

Kaladin: Why are they big as the castle?

Kaladin: Why the hell do they move like that?!

Kaladin: This is a game about how terrifying and creepy horses are.

Teft: Maaaaybe that’s enough chess for today.

Kaladin (whispering): No one gets me like chess does. 

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s t a r t r e k t h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n created by gene roddenberry Lower Decks [s7ep15]

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Sito Jaxa Appreciation Post

(Yes this does mean I’m revisiting some of my fics… currently thinking of re-doing my post-TNG Sito/OC fic “An Allied Enemy”. It’s here on AO3 and here on ff.net Let me know your thoughts!)

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describing the nations based off banner. ahem

marloven hesea: IF WE WEREN’T SO BUSY BEATING THE SHIT OUTTA EACH OTHER WE WOULD DO IT TO YOU

colend: REPRESS YOUR EMOTIONS. REPRESS YOUR EMOTIONS. HAVE AN EMOTION? KILL IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for honor :)

sartor: WE’RE OLD AS BALLS AND YOU CAN SUCK IT

the dozens of tiny kingdoms clustered in the west: (sobbing) WE’RE JUST AS COOL AS THE REST OF YOU! NO WE ARE! WE AREEEEEEEE YOU HAVE TO TAKE US SERIOUSLY WE ARE

pirates: hehoo murder >:333333 knife emoji knife emoji

the venn: YEAH SO WE COULD’VE AND ALMOST DID CONQUER ALL YALL SEVERAL TIMES IN THE PAST. THANKFULLY FOR YOU WE STOPPED TO DEAL WITH OUR OWN SHIT AT HOME. YOU’RE FUCKING WELCOME

chwahirland: HEY WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE US WE’RE NOT *ALL* BAD--

everyone: FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

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Titan Comics announces Girl Rebels, out October 2024!

Titan Comics announces Girl Rebels, out October 2024! #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel

Girl Rebels: From Greta Thunberg to Malala, Five Inspirational Tales of Female Courage follows the stories of incredible women in modern history, including Thunberg, Emma ‘X’ Gonzalez and Malala Yousafzai among others. Beautifully illustrated by a diverse, international creative team, fans of extraordinary real-life stories will love this! “From what age are we allowed to change the…

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The Sierlaef is unlike his father and grandmother in not choosing his own sex, but he’s like them in that he’s already found a favorite.

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And if he’s picked Kies as his favorite for the rest of his life, like his father picked dear Uncle Sindan at about the same age, well, he could have picked far worse.

—Chapter 25, from Hadand to Joret, First Book

*looks RIGHT at Evred* romantic monogamy doomed you genetically

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Gorgeous by Taylor Swift for the Dei family, specifically Tau and Joret

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Interesting Papers for Week 8, 2024

Sensory prediction error drives subconscious motor learning outside of the laboratory. Albert, S. T., Blaum, E. C., & Blustein, D. H. (2023). Journal of Neurophysiology, 130(2), 427–435.

Working memory load impairs transfer learning in human adults. Balter, L. J. T., & Raymond, J. E. (2023). Psychological Research, 87(7), 2138–2145.

Objects sharpen visual scene representations: evidence from MEG decoding. Brandman, T., & Peelen, M. V. (2023). Cerebral Cortex, 33(16), 9524–9531.

Specific patterns of neural activity in the hippocampus after massed or distributed spatial training. Centofante, E., Fralleoni, L., Lupascu, C. A., Migliore, M., Rinaldi, A., & Mele, A. (2023). Scientific Reports, 13, 13357.

Hormonal coordination of motor output and internal prediction of sensory consequences in an electric fish. Fukutomi, M., & Carlson, B. A. (2023). Current Biology, 33(16), 3350-3359.e4.

Subcortico-amygdala pathway processes innate and learned threats. Khalil, V., Faress, I., Mermet-Joret, N., Kerwin, P., Yonehara, K., & Nabavi, S. (2023). eLife, 12, e85459.

Neural mechanisms underlying uninstructed orofacial movements during reward-based learning behaviors. Li, W.-R., Nakano, T., Mizutani, K., Matsubara, T., Kawatani, M., Mukai, Y., … Yamashita, T. (2023). Current Biology, 33(16), 3436-3451.e7.

Monkeys exhibit human-like gaze biases in economic decisions. Lupkin, S. M., & McGinty, V. B. (2023). eLife, 12, e78205.

Widespread coding of navigational variables in prefrontal cortex. Maisson, D. J.-N., Cervera, R. L., Voloh, B., Conover, I., Zambre, M., Zimmermann, J., & Hayden, B. Y. (2023). Current Biology, 33(16), 3478-3488.e3.

Synaptic variance and action potential firing of cerebellar output neurons during motor learning in larval zebrafish. Najac, M., McLean, D. L., & Raman, I. M. (2023). Current Biology, 33(16), 3299-3311.e3.

Novelty and uncertainty differentially drive exploration across development. Nussenbaum, K., Martin, R. E., Maulhardt, S., Yang, Y. (Jen), Bizzell-Hatcher, G., Bhatt, N. S., … Hartley, C. A. (2023). eLife, 12, e84260.

Ants combine object affordance with latent learning to make efficient foraging decisions. Poissonnier, L.-A., Hartmann, Y., & Czaczkes, T. J. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(35), e2302654120.

VIP interneurons in sensory cortex encode sensory and action signals but not direct reward signals. Ramamurthy, D. L., Chen, A., Zhou, J., Park, C., Huang, P. C., Bharghavan, P., … Feldman, D. E. (2023). Current Biology, 33(16), 3398-3408.e7.

A stochastic model of hippocampal synaptic plasticity with geometrical readout of enzyme dynamics. Rodrigues, Y. E., Tigaret, C. M., Marie, H., O’Donnell, C., & Veltz, R. (2023). eLife, 12, e80152.

Sequence anticipation and spike-timing-dependent plasticity emerge from a predictive learning rule. Saponati, M., & Vinck, M. (2023). Nature Communications, 14, 4985.

Statistical inference on representational geometries. Schütt, H. H., Kipnis, A. D., Diedrichsen, J., & Kriegeskorte, N. (2023). eLife, 12, e82566.

High-resolution volumetric imaging constrains compartmental models to explore synaptic integration and temporal processing by cochlear nucleus globular bushy cells. Spirou, G. A., Kersting, M., Carr, S., Razzaq, B., Yamamoto Alves Pinto, C., Dawson, M., … Manis, P. B. (2023). eLife, 12, e83393.

Using occipital ⍺-bursts to modulate behavior in real-time. Vigué-Guix, I., & Soto-Faraco, S. (2023). Cerebral Cortex, 33(16), 9465–9477.

Octave illusion: stimulation frequencies can modulate perception. Whittom, A., Couture, F., Chauvette, L., & Sharp, A. (2023). Psychological Research, 87(7), 2183–2191.

Completeness out of incompleteness: Inferences from regularities in imperfect information ensembles. Zhu, J., Xu, H., Shi, B., Lu, Y., Chen, H., Shen, M., & Zhou, J. (2023). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 49(9), 1203–1220.

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Idly thinking about the brilliance of TNG's Lower Decks, so please do bear with me for a little while here... The show's seventh season often gets a not entirely unjustified rap as being a piece of filler while various parts of the writer's room were off shepherding the launch of Voyager and the transition to film with Generations, but here at last the season manages to attain the lofty heights of exactly what we expect from the "final season" of a show like this, in a fashion far more satisfying than simple continuity references or closure to running plot threads could ever be.

What I mean is that it demonstrates the inherent perks of the writer's room as a model of television production, something that has kind of been lost in the age of streaming and micro-writer's rooms. There isn't enough space for someone like, say, Brannon Braga with his weird exploration of body horror and/or temporal fuckery, or Ronald D. Moore with his cynical realpolitik.

Lower Decks very much hinges on René Echevarria's proven talents as one of the strongest writers in the TNG stable when it comes to intimate, character-driven pieces. The pitch came from outside the writer's room, but that hints at the real function of the room as a machine, whereby an abstract idea is subjected to a very particular finesse that helps bring out particular facets of a given script.

Ironically, Echevarria's own Star Trek career is another instructive proof-of-concept in this regard. His first script was The Offspring, but it was given an extensive do-over by Michael Piller and Melinda Snodgrass to better fit the aesthetics of the show. And here, his talents have developed far enough that he's effectively put on the other end of the process.

And it works. The script is beautifully constructed, with so many clever bits that invite the audience to become an active participant in the very procedure of watching Star Trek. The Alaska/Canada screw-up from Lavelle and Ben, the decision to cut away from the transport of Joret Dal and only show the hint of a Cardassian uniform, and of course the central set piece of the intercut poker games. (Here, for the visual triumphs, we should also commend director Gabrielle Beaumount.)

The episode derives its power from the audience's understanding that there were 165 episodes before this one, with their own rhythms and cadences. It disrupts it, but ultimately, in Worf's mutual connection with the lower decks personnel at the very end, collapses the narrative back into its familiar form. Of course, like all good narrative collapses, it comes at a cost, namely that of Ensign Sito.

It's brutal, and soul-crushing, to have spent so much time with this character only to have her swept away by the vicissitudes of fate, but it never feels cynical.

(In fact, one of the more bitterly memorable moments in watching the episode with my parents tonight - who had not seen the episode, or at least not recently - was my mother worriedly voicing her suspicions that Sito was not slated for a happy ending, and my father noting how bleak it would be for them to bring back this character to tell such a story. Crucially, he did not say this to disapprove, and I think it speaks volumes to how much Echevarria's script relies on the audience applying the televisual grammar of Star Trek to the episode.)

I'll admit I haven't seen any of the more modern Trek shows beyond Season 2 of Discovery - not out of conscious choice, mind you, I just have only so many hours of the day to watch Star Trek - but I can absolutely understand why this was the episode that got to pretty much single-handedly inspire the concept of an entire show, even if only in spirit.

For a show that can often feel rather formulaic - which isn't a problem, because the formula is a very, very good one that leads to some fantastic episodes - Lower Decks is proof that TNG wasn't *entirely* content to just coast by and rest on its laurels. It would have been justified to do so, but it still threw in the odd stylistic leap here and there.

And in so doing, it inadvertently prefigures more experimental modern television techniques - and contrasting against some of the more frustrating tendencies of the streaming era - all amidst a genuinely heartfelt and moving story. With all due respect to The Pegasus, Parallels and All Good Things, for me I think Lower Decks has now emerged as the champion of Season 7.

It's just that fantastic.

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🇵🇸🇮🇱🚨💥FOUR PALESTINIANS KILLED IN THE WEST BANK WEDNESDAY, BRINGING THE DEATH TOLL TO 130💥

Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli Occupation Forces in the West Bank Wednesday morning according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health for the West Bank.

According to a report published on the Anadolu News Agency, a Palestinian was killed by gunshot wound to the head after Occupation Forces raided the Jenin Refugee Camp in the West Bank on Wednesday, bringing the death toll in the West Bank to 130 since the events of October 7th.

The report also says Israeli Forces launched two missiles from drones into the Joret al-Dhahab neighborhood in the Jenin Refugee Camp, injuring three Palestinians who were transported to hospital. However, two of the Palestinians later died of their injuries.

According to reports from the raids, Israeli bulldozers were brought in to demolish buildings and break through walls.

Earlier in Tulkarm, a city on the western flank of the West Bank bordering Israeli settlements, a disabled 65 year-old Palestinian was killed by Israeli gunshot wound to the head according to medical sources at the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital.

Despite the man's disabilities, Israeli Forces shot him anyway.

Meanwhile, the National Liberation Movement, Fatah called for a general strike to protest the ongoing slaughter of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

Sources say the strike will be thoroughly comprehensive and is expected to affect all aspects of life in the West Bank. The strike includes the Paalestinian population of Jerusalem.

According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, 8'610 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli bombing and shelling in Gaza, with at least another 23'000 injured.

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[cosmerelists]

Favorite Musicals of Each Order of the Knights Radiant

We’ve already considered their favorite boardgames. But what about when it’s time to go to a musical? Which musical is preferred by each order?

1. Skybreakers: Les Misérables

They think Javert is the protagonist.

Szeth: Is it not strange that the musical continues for so long after the death of the protagonist?

Nale: Ah, but it is only thus that we see the real tragedy.

Nale: As all of the lawbreakers go on living, without punishment, due the the lawman not being willing to fulfill his duty.

Joret: It’s so horrifying.

Cali: Yes, hence the title.

2. Bondsmiths: West Side Story

It’s about two warring gangs being brought together.

Dalinar: Although it is sad, it is nice that it ends with all of the previously estranged people bonding over their loss.

Navani: And it really is through music that two warring sides can be brought together--perhaps even feel love for each other.

Dalinar: Yes. 

Dalinar: Wait, what? 

3. Edgedancers: Little Shop of Horrors

Or at least, it’s Lift’s favorite.

Lift: I dunno why Wyndle doesn’t like it--it’s about a plant!

Lift: A hungry plant too, so it has something in common with both of us!

Wyndle: I--

Wyndle: Never--

Wyndle: That--

Wynde: IT WAS SO HORRIFYING, MISTRESS!!!

Lift: It’s kinda in the title, dude.

4. Stonewards: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

They were surprised at how invested they got.

Badali: It may not be warfare, yet the efforts of these children are so inspiring.

Zu: They truly do fight until there is only one standing.

5. Elsecallers: A Little Night Music

Jasnah just thinks it’s neat.

Jasnah: I have to respect the effort of composing each song in 3/4 time.

6. Lightweavers: Phantom of the Opera

It’s about art, tortured souls, disguises...

Gaz: I gotta feel bad for the Phantom.

Shallan: What, because his love for Christine is doomed?

Vathah: Because it would suck to live in a sewer?

Gaz: Well sure.

Gaz: But also that one-sided mask.

Gaz: He must always feel like there’s something there in the darkness, something just out of his sight.

Shallan: ...

Vathah: ...

Gaz: N-Not that I would know anything about that, ha ha!

7. Truthwatchers: Lion King

They went for the costumes and ended up being  blown away by the story.

Rlain: If Simba had just told the truth about his father’s death, all of that could have been avoided.

Stump: Yeah, well, kids are pretty stupid sometimes.

Renarin: Although by running away, Simba did get to be raised by two awesome gay dads, so that’s nice!

Stump: ...

Renarin: What?

8. Willshapers: Scarlet Pimpernel

It’s about rescuing innocent (?) aristocrats from being imprisoned and guillotined!  

Eshonai: It is truly inspiring to see a group of humans working so hard to free other humans before their unjustified deaths.

Venli: That Madame Guillotine song is really catchy though.

Eshonai: Yeah, you almost can almost understand the killing there.

9. Dustbringers: Wicked

They appreciate the overall message.

Malata: Yeah, there really are two sides to every story!

Ral-na: And just because a power is popularly deemed destructive, that does not mean it is so.

10. Windrunners: Also Wicked

Although their reasoning is...different.

Bridge Four, in their barracks: SO IF YOU CARE TO FIND ME / LOOK TO THE WESTERN SKY

Bridge Four: AS SOMEONE TOLD ME LATELY / EVERYONE DESERVES THE CHANCE TO FLY!

Bridge Four: AND IF I’M FLYING SOLO / AT LEAST I’M FLYING FREEEE

Bridge Four: TO THOSE WHO’D GROUND ME / TAKE A MESSAGE BACK FROM MEEEEE

Bridge Four: TELL THEM HOW I AM DEFYING GRAVITY / I’M FLYING HIGH, DEFYING GRAVITY!

Kaladin (wiping away a tear): It’s just such a good song.

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Yeah these guys, a classic

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Le Fort Joret - Fermanville - Septembre 2020

Le Fort Joret, situé à Fermanville dans la Manche, est un site fascinant qui offre un voyage à travers plusieurs époques de l'histoire. Construit à la fin du 17ème siècle, le fort faisait partie d'un réseau de fortifications côtières visant à protéger la France contre les invasions anglaises. Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le Fort Joret a été intégré au Mur de l'Atlantique, un système de fortifications allemand qui s'étendait le long des côtes de l'Europe occidentale. Vous pouvez encore observer des bunkers et des blockhaus construits par les nazis sur le site. Le Fort Joret se trouve dans un environnement naturel exceptionnel. Vous pourrez profiter de la vue sur la mer, les falaises et les dunes lors de votre visite. Camera: Fujifilm Finepix S1600 Zoom numérique: 6,3x Post-production avec Skylum Luminar 3   Read the full article

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atomic and subatomic particles + dragons + egyptian deities + pokemon + the entire mando'a dictionary

Aalack Aaolaashaar Abnyack Abuirbch Abust Acerbajur Actikaalpt Advensevej Aimnoodar Akar'maf Akorok Al'ny Along Amnounces Anouston Arahber Arisce Athers Baade Bahrag Bahtal Baincirte Banoung Barasath Behar Bekyrn Berbke Berbshrept Bercuir Bereneute Beretryone Berudunch Bes'laak Beshahmes Beskan Beter Betomar Bigutrab Biinjaing Birsint Birul Birve Birver Birverbtal Bleon Bliveosin Booriedur Boruse Boungooten Braar Brahd Brang Brim' Brimmankyr Broosh Brudy Buitenten Burksion Burnond Burnoun Burushyg Ca'hir Ca'raa'tsy Carpen Caver Cesh'et Chaar Chat'a Chayc Cherkar Chiblinge Chodasnout Chounaran Churas Cirbbram Cirvema Clacf Comela Comely Commis Copah Corvisgur Crion Culls Cuyaim'ik Cuyong Dadnouna Dalow Datroon Debes Debsoneyah Dectivees Defical Dennuhap Dentiverve Desbeh Dessir Diadjecepl Dirast Dirverfig Do'nanak Dokaannau Dosini Drail Draser Draseslan Drone Duumbesol Ealumyc Eateed Eekovic Eemurp Emestal Emudeemate Emur' Enaaraht Enhahng Ennih'la Essit Evaal Eviik Exprought Falnoughb Fixes' Flass Founar Founkod Fulii Gainkur Gatycir Ge'lay Ge'se Ge'tuur Gencet Gerbchar Gerd'ete Getivetars Ginushean Golechoome Gradir Graya Ha'mov Haabess Haalle Haalot Haanuck Hadjection Hamit Harnount Harud Heast Heber Hekher Hirverld Hukish Hunou'bez Iadir Iatycathig Idismess Ija'det Im'sus Ingai Inoung Jarii'ton Jaworm Jecti Jection Jectrattok Joorinver Jorasal Joret Joridicks Joringing Joyai'shok Juretyc Ka'tan Kaadjectir Kadject Karejahd Keess Keldanize Key'serd Kisir Kition Klectiver Klesang Knorever Kyr'isat Laalit Laaray Laave Ladchip Ladin Latnounon Leitnou'ce Lementivek Lesirsh Lissehs Loring Lormew Loronce Losirver Loterycad Luonoug Lurved Lusherar Maajur Maatiir Majur Mandally Mango Mannui Mar'bals Martayshut Maserd Me'solamay Meapably Meatomes Meell Meger Mehab Men'ka Menout Mentaasent Mentruck Mezmunkot Mhoke Mietorilar Mieviintod Mirvek Monee Morsoles Moruur Motalaanic Mothehn Mounhaar Mounk Murear Nadject Nadjectiol Nakarewell Nakazhd Naknoodahl Nalpro Narneepary Naruspland Narvurve Nearm Negate Nelen Nerdon Nerkiles Nesur Netagebt Neten Ninoun Nirnorm Noune Nouneute Nudget Nuirver Nycadjech Objor Oblor Oginou Olall Orcon Orealos Ori'ka Oriin Orine Ort'shor Oyarity Pago'ca'm Pakic Partehah Passe Pat'la Pearey Pees' Pehupoleat Pelde Peoleralur Perbhuk Petompar Phaan Pheky Phion Phorii Phoyahs Phrade Phrakirass Phrast Phrastuff Phrat Phray Phrayshaim Piphr Plemaninee Pleyc Plorpar Porycab Posit Prionclic Ptive Pubmiill Purvede Puuretaad Qetta Quited Raance Raasiry Ramandef Reles Rencad Reoystugh Rescre Ressla Retyc Rhaance Riikno Riildish Rikazhd Rohokaun Rokan Rokewees Ruumveek Sable Saing Saxioundo Scadeameng Sceneet Scorase Scrah Serbor Shaadjeten Shaalt Shaante Shadjet Shamar Sharai Sherbhod Sherrito Shodyot Shokno Shootey Shukom'ser Shune Shunmege Shuterly Shyaing Skinjat Skirver Slisom Snout Soidin Solnounsur Solth Solver Speadjeh Spikan Stikles Stomy Stopperjai Stucks Sunctiver Suuma Suunts Suurk Suurks Swaad Sweety Swerycady Swornuh'yc Tagottle Taise Takasew Tanartayc Tanirtion Tar'ay Tarem Tel'get Temoh Tenanycad Tepappetch Teparase Tetilady Theav Ther'vu Thezimhime Tho'cetal Tivek'urew Tomeat Tomewgol Tork'lar Tralyir Trastall Tret'yc Triandash Troblet Tsaar Tushuting Unake's Unbeyv Unkyrast Unrahd Untayn Unwor Us'la Ushumez Usionde Vebur Vecharfear Vedarld Verla Vershey Veyah Vherbby Vherboras Vhiphounad Vhipt Vismot Vitall Vuterate Vutyc Waadey Waanyn Waray Waruuruck Weekyr'ta Weerat'a Wertin'yce Whotayc Wittle Wooruumbor Worir Worly Wraniin Yadetah Yainounpah Yentyc Yirient Yonounbre Zarass

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[image ID: person sitting in a chair with text at the bottom: “So if you’re not thinking about sex, what are you thinking about?” second person labeled as “Joret” rubs the back of their neck with text at the bottom edited to say, “It always depends. I mean, I suppose most of the time I’m actually thinking about ghosts.” end ID]