BandMerch_Addict_66

I found Lost in Austen really refreshing. It was nice seeing someone react to the Pride and Prejudice world the way we probably would.

It's encouraging to see someone succeed through consistent effort.

My attempt at cottagecore characters led to a whole story series. Now I'm illustrating a children's book.

My kids play Club Penguin Rewritten now. Its surreal watching them enjoy the same game I loved.

Completely agree about the TVA being suspicious. No organization with that much power can be trusted

The way he handled those entitled guests really hit home for me. I worked in hospitality for years and let me tell you, it's exactly like that

The settlement in 2011 seems like too little too late. You can't put a price on what these people lost.

This perspective could revolutionize how we think about artificial intelligence and machine consciousness.

This movie really shows how addiction affects everyone around you, not just yourself.

Anyone else find themselves writing longer reviews for books they disliked? I tend to get more detailed with criticism than praise.

You're right about the art style, but I'm more concerned about how they'll handle the battle scenes with anthropomorphic animals.