Rose Thorne(She/Her)

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Cake day: July 14th, 2023

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  • To anyone curious: It’s barely bad enough to even be funny. It’s not a great porn flick. Pretty basic Ron Jeremy, piss poor parody that’s only really interesting because of Nintendo’s actions. There’s also a sequel.

    There’s also a fuckton of porn we’ll never see. Supposedly there’s stacks of Disney stuff bored animators have drawn, things for Bethesda titles that never left the office… It’s wild, when you start running down the rabbit hole.


  • Ya know when someone rounds a corner, they lose traction, run in place for a moment, and then fall?

    Yeah. While in a factory. One of the trailers the next section was working on caught fire, so I bolted over there to assist, and no one in my section thought to hit our E-Stop. I bolted around the corner, hit the red button, turned, was booking it back, hit that corner, and was just in place until my ass hit concrete.

    After all was said and done, we had a good laugh. Got called out at the next safety meeting for being a bit too enthusiastic on making my way back.












  • I dig Jane because there’s also another tie there.

    John and Jane Doe, typically used when there’s no personal identification.

    Though I also feel like we’re losing something because of the medium. Is it “Gene” like genie or “Jawn” like Jeanne?

    I live in the rural South, it could genuinely go either way in my head, though I lean towards “Jawn” for the better flow from “John”.

    EDIT: Okay, I cannot decide which makes more sense as a pronunciation guide, if you’ve played Bayonetta, you’ve heard it pronounced.






  • Maybe he’s happier as the goblin. Has anyone asked his opinion?

    This is why witches get a bad rep. Everyone jumps to “Oh, she bound his soul into a doll”, like, have you seen the world around you?

    What sounds more appealing, this hellhole, or getting carried around and snuggled for eternity?

    Fuck it, putting myself in a doll, someone come pick me up.


  • I take it as their distorted reflection of themselves in that moment, starting to regain their humanity in their own eyes.

    As their (assumed) partner said, “you don’t look like a deer to me”. Taking that with some assumed weight, we’re looking at how this person sees themselves. Something weak, helpless, prey. They can’t do anything besides try to keep surviving.

    It’s in taking the time with others, being treated as a person, they begin to feel it, see it once again.