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She's Gone, Gone
Sep 5, 2026 · original
All our journeys, you and I, Disco 2000 belting out as we painted your childhood memories with the rosy-tinted wonder of winding country roads and blooming vermilion trees dangling from the valley hills, still echo now from our car speakers as you shuffle through your library in anticipation of what to listen to next, now that you are the twenty-something driving me home. Then there it is, a brand-new live version of our old tune calling for a meet in 2000 . Thirty years later, I agree with the speaker: it feels strange that you are fully grown… Or that the members of Pulp are the aged ones they begged me to help in my infancy. Nothing fell apart in the meantime, however. If anything, making peace with what we managed to become is rewarding. Just like that, we are taken aback—back to those damp yet not lonely Thursdays years ago, not to seek shelter in nostalgia, but as a celebration of
Fascination
May 24, 2026 · original
From an azure mug resting on a pine table, the earthy aroma of creamy hazelnut espresso lingered in the café’s cosy atmosphere, its wisps of steam drifting away into the air, engulfed by the drowsy soundwaves of a whimsical dream-pop beat that wafted through the dim-lit room. Something ever so peaceful could be found in the fuzzy ambient buzz; a boisterous silence akin to lush woods and wave-lapped shores. Sometimes, it’s all it takes. A different place for a different mood, and the world doesn’t feel quite as lonely anymore. A new song just in the old way we like it . Some art books to leaf through with an arborescent mind. The daunting mystique of an old map, for a rhizomatic wander. One more of those fleeting lapses whence life blooms and is actually experienced, beneath or between the productive outbursts subduing it. „Fine, I’ll stay a little longer“, you yield a concealed coy smile
Now Now
May 22, 2026 · original
Solace’s never been further away than now that term time is coming to an end. Enters its last round of hardcore assignments and brutal deadlines. And, contrary to Star Trek 's Scotty, I’m afraid, my cosplay as a miracle worker has been rather hit-and-miss lately. I can barely wait to resume my routine, start cooking again, de-mummify the books I am yet to read, cut down on the expensive late-night drives back home and the everlasting all-nighter weekends… On a good note, I managed to finish Deep Space 9 and have just begun Star Trek: Voyager . I have loved it so far; it’s a good mix of the darker themes from DS9 and the roguish explorer spirit from the first two series in the franchise. Speaking of series, I’m also having a lot of fun with the new season of Taskmaster . Its cast is amazing, and eye candy for bisexuals like me. Besides, Never did I think I would turn up my nose at racial
Stay awhile and listen
Feb 11, 2026 · original
Long time no see! My routine has been shaken over the past couple of months, in the aftermath of the end of term, the holidays, the wrap-up of a work project, the endless paperwork for my Master’s enrolment. However, the truth is: ever since I heard of what digital gardens are , the idea of keeping a simple blog started to feel uninspiring. I’m far too Deleuzian for that. Speaking of which, I wish I were enjoying his and Guattari’s Mille Plateaux better. So far, it’s been gruelling. I’m already familiar with most of their ideas; they’re preaching to the choir. Also, much like their L’anti-Œdipe , the book still feels overtly Freudian, despite their critical stance towards it. And, at times, their defence of schizophrenia borders on an unwarranted romanticisation of mental illness. By contrast, Byung-Chul Han’s Vita Contemplativa has been a short, delightful surprise, as it weaves togethe
These Are Days
Nov 9, 2025 · original
Life may often bore us with its ever-so-graceful adagio pace, only to give it a twist soon after and have everything happen to us all at once. Fortunately, the stale waters of my days saw their stream resume its course tenderly; springs of fresh impressions. It began on a wearisome Sunday, when, to shake off its blues, I went to the cinema. There, I realised my city was holding a Ghibli Studio film festival. The festival was already midway, but luck was on my side and I got tickets for most of my favourites. In true Ghibli fashion, the screenings took me with heartfelt joy to unexpected places all round the city. That’s how I caught one of the rare sessions of Ocean Waves , in a building by my favourite beach. It was the first film by the Japanese studio I had watched. The big screen only made it better. Like the protagonist from Whisper of the Heart , I was subjected to a handful of hap
Don't Tell Me
Sep 30, 2025 · original
Have you ever noticed how people nowadays seem so keen on justifying their choices, tastes, actions, personality traits, and anything else that subjectivates them? Not rarely, they present the rationale behind their value judgments in poor axiological fashion, searching for some kind of ethical, aesthetic or spiritual superiority. And they do so under the pretentious guise of an objective critique, healthy commentary, or something of the sort. Yet they have neither critical nor scientific basis to back their claims, which are no more than that: opinions of little to no value, born of prejudice or poorly formed judgments. Just like this text unapologetically is. No, you are not necessarily healthier because you prefer tea to coffee. You are not more psychologically mature because you are an introvert. Your soul is not more sensitive because your favourite season is autumn, whatever that m
Coming abrasively clean
Sep 14, 2025 · original
I’ve moved on my own recently, and at long last, I’ve got to decide everything. It’s a blessing and a curse; heaven knows decision fatigue is much too real. And that is perhaps the reason any happy little accident also feels sweeter. Even something as ordinary as finding the perfect match of softener and disinfectant for your laundry can feel like the scientific discovery of the century. Now, I’m not sure if washing your clothes with liquid disinfectant is such a popular practise elsewhere. There’s no consensus in my country, and most people seem oblivious to the possibility. Yet, it is a life-saver for clammy stinky furries like me. Or anyone whose sweat and the stench of their armpits linger on their fabric longer than regular washing powder could help. That doesn’t mean you should go adding bleach to your washing machine. Although it is a disinfectant, it would stain most pieces. Rath
It's dangerous outside. Have a bird.
Sep 7, 2025 · original
Are you neurospicy and looking for a pet? Or maybe you have taken it to the next level and are looking for a neurospicy pet ??? You came to the right blog post. And since I am all in for accessibility, that also includes you, who may simply be into funny texts about parrots. Yeas, even if you are an oh-so-tedious-neurotypical. The title says it all: I’ll give you evidence parrots are freaking awesome companions for those neurodivergent at heart. They are full of little weird quirks Just like us, parrots can be quite expressive in their own whimsical ways. You think cats are random? Joke’s on you, because in a British accent the cockatoo. Yes, that was meant to be a joke about how cockatoos are random too; perhaps even more so. Anyhow… From our little buddies, the budgies, to the huge ass claws of the macaws, it’s guaranteed — there will be an idiosyncrasy to match yours. They are a porta
Journey's Journal: grumbles in Pokémon Modern Emerald #2
May 29, 2025 · original
Away from Slateport, battling the few trainers at the beginning of Route 110 and the end of Route 103 proved harder than anticipated. Fortunately, Marquis the Surskit was nearly at level 22, so somewhere along the Trick House’s first challenge, she evolved into Masquerain. To my surprise, her evolution came with a whopping movepool upgrade: Air Cutter. This ROM hack must be using OR/AS learnsets. When Marquis was still a Bug/Water-type, facing Grass-, Water-, Fighting-, and Electric-type monsters was a nightmare. And those are all fairly common to stumble upon at this point in the journey. Yes, it had been a weeny little ordeal. But how the tables had turned! When she became a Bug/Flying-type with a somewhat powerful STAB attack, I smashed all the other opponents on Route 110’s grass path — my rival included, at long last. Wally had a similar fate when I arrived in Mauville City and noti
Journey's Journal: grumbles in Pokémon Modern Emerald #1
May 24, 2025 · original
Some weeks ago, after watching a couple of AOKCraig’s videos on Pokémon and falling in love with his accent, I felt a strong urge to play some of the games again. At first I thought about the remakes for Game Boy Advance. However, I’d played Kanto so much it didn’t sound as enticing. The last region I’d visited was Johto, on a ROM hack called Pokémon Crystal Clear. Then it hit me: why don’t I try to find a fan-improved version of Emerald? Sure, the 2005 game was impressive on its own, with its colourful detailed graphics and greatly improved internal mechanics. Its Advanced Generation epithet was only fair. Nevertheless, some of its little quirks annoyed me no end. There was no visual night and day cycle. The type of a move still determined whether it would be physical or special, hindering battle strategies. Not to mention version or trade exclusives, deterrents for emulator players lik

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