does anyone have reading recommendations on the french revolution? Something relatively longform/comprehensive?

dedicate ten years to the hobbies you want to cultivate and enjoy the day by day of working on them in short incremental goals and then putting then aside each night to read a book or watch something nice or play something fun with friends

deltarune boss is to hard.......

proving i'm not performative by never having fun or looking cool in public where people can see me so that the most insecure people on earth don't think i like myself

Top ten 'must read' books: 10. 'Read this book or you will be electrocuted to death: a real working lethal electrode powered trap in the guise of a book that really works and has killed 383 people as of 3:21 AM 27/06/2026' (240pp, Penguin Random House) 9. Great Expectations

i am doo dalling again

i am starting a new job in about a fortnight that will hopefully make it possible for to me move out?? 5 years after graduating university, it's finally maybe happening...

fuck ! FUck!!!

i belong to the world of 1000 years in the future only

the fear is returning...

our planet is yet to be annihilated . . .

im in love with this bootleg garfield clock i found on google images

an extremely emotional, long, in-depth dream this morning... All i jotted down when i woke up was: 'spinner clown teacher, i not serious as clown, apocalyptic event clown disappears'

Gregor Samsa should have eaten his wretched family and flown away free on his veined wings away from that horrid city.

it's not "imprecise redundant speech" it's a discourse marker shut the fuck up

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yea... found it!!!!!

years ago i read a early early science fiction story that was written in like the 18th (maybe 19th)? century and is about a chinese student in the year 400000 (or some other insanely large number) visiting futuristic russia and going to balls with people wearing crazy dresses that change colour

i love to think about this: history will last forever (effectively) and is getting longer and longer. There will probably be metropolitan railway networks celebrating 300 year anniversaries. Chances are most stuff held in a museum will stay preserved for like thousands more years

2002 has got to be the most pleasing year number of recent times, maybe ever...

i like to give myself time... Next year i will probably begin a whole new era of life in countless ways. Hopefully i'll have already started it, in fact. Anyway i have some new years resolutions set out for next year: -start making a game or 3d modelling or something -create plushies

dedicating your life to something and not being very good at it... it's OK!

i have the urge to create plushie animals out of scrap fabric...

i think the ai bubble bursting will be a once in a millennium historical event. I think it will be remembered more scornfully than even the tulip bubble, because tulips are beautiful flowers...

i would like to meet a bactrian camel

im going to become the worlds coolest baseball player

today me and my sister watched 'like grains of sand' (1995)

this is crazy im going to start doing this... payphone-go.girlgenius.com.au

i have to apply for 3 jobs tomorrow... according to my evil desk calendar...

i made some screen tone type things using ms paint... i think they could be put to use

the purple witch... photoshop 6 (released 26 years ago) works quite well. I decided to try it out because i wanted to have a simple ish paint program that lets you use layers... My favourite part is that is doesn't take 5 mins to start up and my pc doesnt jump to 500% cpu usage whenever i open it

i watched the backrooms this evening. I liked it

changed my desktop background for the first time in 3 or 4 years... strange...

why does everyone love to use the word 'k' now. Is three zeros too much to grasp? Is the word thousand too antiquated? Everything has become rotten...

when was the last time things overall were just improving and getting better and nicer... ever in history... i cant think of anything

gamers...

its hard to understand the perspective of the average american bc they live in a world where 99% of their cultural production is centred on them in their language talking about them in their cities and they normally just never hear anything else

i share the popular frutiger aero enthusiasm, but i also distinctly remember and finding it garish, offputting, and inescapable when it was everywhere. For instance in all the time i had windows 7 i always used the 'classic' (win98 style) theme bc the default just looked ugly to me

the word 'footpath' is unknown outside australia ???

i have taken up clock robbery (robbing houses workplaces and institutions of their clocks). Now i have ahuge collection of clocks...

my latest plan... i will buy a large number of clock movements and also a lot of clay, and whenever i have to give someone a present i will construct the most breathtaking novelty clock

ladybird radio... facebook amrket place

the spheres....

pattornz

wait so youre telling me these cat are combs???

this is my life now...

a german book on 'nature: kingdom of a thousand wonders' and a 1995 number of japanese shoujo manga magazine 'ribon'... They truly have all kinds of things at the opportunity shop