Naga @naga@octodon.social
"Dragon in a cage"
Kinky, geeky, polyamorous, bisexual, heavy reader, liberal, new dad, academic.
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#sffbookclub, take note. After a suggestion from @jake , I have set up a LiberaPay account to subsidize book club participants who might not otherwise be able to read a selection due to costs.
I've seeded the donations, but please consider contributing so that more people can enjoy the club.
I'm Naga. A statistical consultant by training and trade, but more here for general social interaction, especially geeky, sometimes sexy/kinky, and occasionally left-wing political. Oh, and new-dad stuff. Dragonlet is my toddler, Jalan is my wife.
#statistics #research #academics #kink #parenting #Dragonlet #nsfw
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@mrszee
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I once played in a campaign where there had been a huge magic war, with areas that had specific, localised weirdness. Like "everything is blocky, like Minecraft", or "everything, including trees and rocks, have wings and can fly", or "everything is two-dimensional and can't be seen edge-on".
My character collected a kitten from each location.
Just putting GURPS third edition psi in fourth edition: opinions on?
busted selfie...
#bust #armscrossed #column #cosplay #selfie #frighten #scare #animatedgif
I still love that "Supergirl" has so many female characters talking with each other about life. Sure, half the reason they pass the low bar of the Bechdel test is that one character is a lesbian, but there are a ton of strong female characters, one of whom is a lesbian.
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Please recommend me all of your favorite history-but-not-american-or-european-history nonfiction books. #books #nonfiction #history
#amreading The Way of Shadows by #BrentWeeks.
Street urchin determines to apprentice himself to the best (and nihilistic) "wetboy" (wetboys sneer at mere assassins) in a medieval fantasy setting. Many deaths ensue.
It's not bad, but it's not special. The tone jumps around, as does the scope (is this about the apprentice/mentor relationship? About local or regional politics? Why is it suddenly multiple-perspective?).
Meh. I'll finish it, but probably won't read the sequels.
This is by far my favorite Pride Flag design, and I do hope it takes hold.
