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tbh this made me want to go on a cruise ship less but i'm glad you guys had a good time

your associates are very amusing to me. how do you meet these people LOL

these escapades were rather funny + entertaining which is a good thing i guess. the writing is somehow witty all while somehow feeling like it's not making any concious attempt at being so. although tbf it's probably quite easy to have me find something "interesting" considering i spend 95% of my time in my house and the outside world comes across as some sort of "novelty expedition" to me

well, i thought i was pretty clear about that, we met playing minecraft

Curry while camping... yummy! 🤤

i went to a japanese restaurant in san diego once that specifically does this style of food. they had a cheesy uni spaghetti that was... incredible

intriguing... perhaps next time i'm in san diego i should eat somewhere other than i-n-out

non non biyori is patrician anime :D

Love this project. I am interested in books set in the Midwest in particular, so this is a cool resource. I notice you don't have any Wisconsin entries. A couple of ideas: The Family Chao by Lan Samantha Chang, Little House in the Big Woods, and Blankets by Craig Thompson. :) Also recently read this The Sarah Book by Scott McClanahan - a West Virginia book!

west virginia is a good find... i think i should also find some way to handle books clearly set in a region like the midwest but not any particularly state, e.g. many books by sinclair lewis are set in the fictional midwestern state of "winnemac"

wait what....glamorama mentioned

speaking of which, i should probably break new york city and other big cities off into subsections

oh hell yeah

suboptimal one on his partymaxxing arc... the brother sperging out feels too familiar

absolutely MAD story. thats so... entertaining i guess. even though it was probably stressful. i find it interesting how to most chaotic and bad things usually end up being the most interesting, whereas things without problems/drama usually end up being snoozefests when you look back on them. people love dramatic stories! it's peak! so please keep suffering for the sake of humani

i feel like your take on mygo and then its successor series ave mujica would be interesting. they're relatively deep shows with stuff to say but they're messy and kinda held back by genre constraints, i think (totally not because it's 30% of my personality at this point!)

oh yeah i almost watched ave mujica last month after reading an intriguing review of it

it's time to make your own anime studio and rescue us from the isekai dark age (´･ω･`)