Malazan Book of the Fallen (from my outsider view) seems more like a vermuchmoredense Silmarillion--told in real time

That appeals to me
lol 

 i've read my own effortposts i can read someone else's

:animu_laugh2: 

 do you promise me that?

:elmo_hell: 

i'm aware of the series, but have never taken the leap. 

 voting comes to mind

it has led to more "women"
(more behavior in men and women of a sickened, twisted femininity that should be societally rare, expected in the extreme of stray women but now seen in persons in general) 
and fewer women
(fewer women with femininity, fewer images of femininity, less remembrance of what it even is) 

 gm pyrate

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 >saying good morning

:sideeye:

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 gm EOA

🍳 

i hope the birds rest on your telephone line fate strings

:yotsuba_bow: 

 Gm Grumblesock

🦇 

 :yotsuba_bow:

that's all i ask 

 I didn't have any Calvin and Hobbes until high school, but I loved Little Critter (in high school) 

 >LotR roleplaying

Woah, that's cool
Is it a tabletop rpg--a LotR setting sprawling mechanics akin to D&D, Blades in the Dark, Pathfinder, and the like? 

 When I see the word 'choir', for a searing second I witness the Uncanny Valley howling--a shrill pitch portal I can't spot or close--and then it's gone, though that 'o' in 'choir' hums a lingering laugh.
You see (a sane person will see), it was almost the word 'chair', but instead it's 'choir', and I'm uncultured (chromosome resistant) and not expecting that word