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Look how far we’ve scrolled

You can have the role but you need to audition

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peetoom

That’s you sorted then mate

Sorry to hear this sewr

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That means you’re going to die

a crow admist mist

caw

My floors are suffering endless humiliation (vacuumed by a hoover with a face)

This is Spike Protein here

(I don’t know the answer)

Shaving cream,

I think the RTL vowels thing fucks and I’m keeping it. I think most of my writing going forward will have descenders on vertical vowel strokes but learning material won’t necessarily

My neighbor’s oak tree hosts a blue jay, robins, starlings, and sparrows. Cardinals and crows stop by too

I think I’m almost there

Jeremy Pigeon is a skinflint and a welch to boot but one thing I will say in his favor is that he knows his way around a breadcrumb

Let’s fucking gooooo

The royal youth pangram in rook script, but the style is slightly modified: the letters i, ii, ei, ai, and oi all have a stroke hang down to the level of the coda, which is written to the right. This looks cool, helps with alignment, and introduces an opportunity to join some vowels with codas in cursive. However I would have to redo all of the images on my blog if I wanted to make this the default

Another option, inspired by the previous. In this one vowels are reverse so all 3 lines are written LTR. It’s a bit clumsy because I’m not used to it, but it has the potential to be neater overall since all strokes are LTR, the direction of writing, and may be more friendly for learning. I would have to practice extensively and then redo all the images on my blog, and I’m not sure whether I like the look or feel of it, and it increases negative space noticeably I had originally decided on RTL vowels to improve flow, but writing codas to the right of vowels somewhat mitigates the problem of 3 LTR lines in a row

A third option, inspired by the second. Syllables are written in two lines, both LTR, with vowels to the right of onsets and codas either directly beneath or to the right of the descender. It has an appeal of being blockier, but introduces more negative space and also may require marker for syllables without onset, as in Hangul. I’m not really considering this one but it looks neat

Fuckk I’m considering making changes again

Helll yeah

Where’s the bread from?

I hope so too

It’s deleted, not just deactivated

Photos of photos of photos

We need to do something about coworkers

I say
pit pet pat put putt
pea pay paw Poe poo
pie poi pow

You say
pit pet pat pot put putt
peer pair par paw poor purr
pea pay pie poi
pow Poe poo

We are not the same

And you can stay up all night watching movies. Then on Friday? Last Four Friday sorted

Stressing over nothing. Tiler is 3 syllables (tai.əl.ər), Tyler is 2 (tai.lər)

I don’t know if rook script can tell the difference between Tyler and a tiler

I know it’s a lot adjectives but it hits most of the adjectives from both halves

Holy shit is gemini mormon