Witcher series was originally in Polish

I prefer uncut. Sometimes, when it's cut, you can tell that it's been done poorly and it looks really weird. Sometimes it's so bad, I need to get a knife and fix it before the main event! Other times, it's too large and I need to cut it down to the right size before I shove it in my mouth.

I hate when they fuck up my pizza slices :(

Let me know if you like it!

To be completely honest, no. I did really like the ending, but my brain mostly dumps everything once I get into a new book series!

Oh! I actually just thought of one more that has multiple characters with multiple perspectives with intertwining stories from different eras - The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton. I read it a long time ago but I still think about it on occasion :)

Ohhhh, if you like pandemic themed books too, my all-time favorite book is Blindness by Jose Saramago (skip the sequel, I haven't read it but I heard it's trash in comparison).

If your interest in pandemics extends into zombies, I also just read the Newsflesh series by Mira Grant which I also thought was really cool.

I also read Station Eleven recently! The only thing I can think of that is similar is maybe Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. It's also a movie, if you're into that :)

It depends, how many USB ports does the sister have?

I understand why you didn't stay in that one, but why the hell would you come back to this timeline??

I'm helping my uncle, Jack, off a horse

I'm helping my uncle jack off a horse

Goodbye 🍆🍆🍆

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