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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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i feel like these 3 would have a lot of trash talking to share if they ever got together for a boy’s night

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*sebastian & iago arguing over who has it worse, babysitting headstrong royalty or serving a corrupt usurper with delusions of grandeur*

zazu: excuse me gentlemen but i may be uniquely qualified to offer comment on this matter

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This still gets me everytime

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Excuse me, but I think you’re forgetting someone:

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bitch please:

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When Rivers Were Trails: an indigenous take on Oregon Trail

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When Rivers Were Trails is a “Native-themed decision-based RPG” based on the classic Apple ][+ game “Oregon Trail,” in which you play an 1890 Anishinaabeg person who has been forced off your land in Fond du Lac, Minnesota and must migrate through the northwest to California.

The game was created by Elizabeth LaPensée – an Anishinaabe game creator from Baawaating – and a team of more than 20 indigenous writers and artists, including visual artist Weshoyot Alvitre and composers Supaman and Michael Charette.

LaPensée says that she used to joke that she wanted an Oregon Trail-style tee with the slogan “You have died of colonization,” and that was the germ of the idea that she pitched to Dr. Nichlas Emmons for the Indian Land Tenure Foundation’s project to develop K-12 Lessons of Our Land curriculum.

The writers used drew on their own families’ stories of displacement to craft the narrative and interactions in the game.


https://boingboing.net/2019/04/17/you-have-died-of-colonization.html

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wormedw00d asked:

I have no idea if this has been asked before but it's been on my mind since forever: why does aziraphale own a bookshop if he dislikes selling the books? Why didn't he decide to make it a library

neil-gaiman answered:

A library? Can you imagine how much personal interaction he’d have to have with people if he was librarian? And the books would just go home with people, and there’s no knowing what they’d do to the poor things. Spilled tea and turned down corners and that’s just the start of it. No, if you’re giving a good home to books, Aziraphale is certain that a used bookshop is a much better way not to sell anything or deal with human beings.

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