Great work. Not a content suggestion, but you might want to lighten the shade of blue on ‘in a big country’ or give it a light outline, for readability.
I’m no expert in cognitive behavioural therapy, but it could help with your negative thoughts, to give you some tools to challenge fears, anxieties and the things that keep your mind stuck in a negative thought spiral. You alluded to your financial situation in a way that suggests you may not have the luxury of affording a regular therapist. But there are plenty of CBT resources online and in books.
Ancient Robots is a new-ish board game cafe in Leith that seems to have quite a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Right next to a great book shop and several cafes too.
Because he’s Australian like me, so he speaks normally. By the way, unlike most Aussies I actually live where the stonefish, snakes, crocs - and possibly drop bears - are.
Undignified rant coming in: I hate the abandonment of the letter ‘r’, I hate the long French ‘a’ where it doesn’t belong, I hate that whales is now indistinguishable from Wales, and I should really stop now before I look too much like a moaner…
I could be wrong but I always thought the scene where the men are whipping and being whipped wasn't actually happening? It was just a representation of the book that she is reading in that scene
It's annoying but I live in a country where a certain large minority of the population is under the impression that the plural of you is 'youse'. No, it's still you. Shits me to no end.
I think the majority of people who say ‘youse’ are perfectly aware that it’s dialect or informal English. It’s a neat solution to the problem of English having no word for ‘you plural’, especially for folk who don’t want to say ‘y’all’ and sound like a pretend American.
I’m going to seem like such a nitpicking fucker, but this is something I see all the time on the internet so it’s become something of a bug bear: no Scottish person pronounces fuck as ‘fook’
You reminding me of this feature of the credits has made me realise, only now, that it subtly hints at paintings being switched.
Pray as you go
Shades of Demetri Martin.
Great work. Not a content suggestion, but you might want to lighten the shade of blue on ‘in a big country’ or give it a light outline, for readability.
Yea will do a lot of tidying up to do, I add pastels at the end to bring it all to life and add colour. Many thanks Paul.
I should’ve assumed as much, given it’s a work in progress - sorry! Best of luck with it.
I’m no expert in cognitive behavioural therapy, but it could help with your negative thoughts, to give you some tools to challenge fears, anxieties and the things that keep your mind stuck in a negative thought spiral. You alluded to your financial situation in a way that suggests you may not have the luxury of affording a regular therapist. But there are plenty of CBT resources online and in books.
Ancient Robots is a new-ish board game cafe in Leith that seems to have quite a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Right next to a great book shop and several cafes too.
Goes walking in the mangroves at low tide.
Why doesn’t Guy have an amusing accent?
Because he’s Australian like me, so he speaks normally. By the way, unlike most Aussies I actually live where the stonefish, snakes, crocs - and possibly drop bears - are.
I can't fault this reply.
Undignified rant coming in: I hate the abandonment of the letter ‘r’, I hate the long French ‘a’ where it doesn’t belong, I hate that whales is now indistinguishable from Wales, and I should really stop now before I look too much like a moaner…
Genuine question: how should Wales and whales pronunciation differ?
‘wh’ as in where, what, when. Don’t tell me though, you say those as wear, wat, wen?
Ya got me! I’m guessing I’m supposed to be exhaling a bit more for the ‘wh’ words, to make a kind of hybrid W/H consonant sound?
I could be wrong but I always thought the scene where the men are whipping and being whipped wasn't actually happening? It was just a representation of the book that she is reading in that scene
My interpretation too.
It's annoying but I live in a country where a certain large minority of the population is under the impression that the plural of you is 'youse'. No, it's still you. Shits me to no end.
I think the majority of people who say ‘youse’ are perfectly aware that it’s dialect or informal English. It’s a neat solution to the problem of English having no word for ‘you plural’, especially for folk who don’t want to say ‘y’all’ and sound like a pretend American.
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale:
Basket Case
This is so cool 😎
This is so cool 😎
I’m waiting for them to respond to the rumours of that rancid dinner with the pope.
thanks. been thinking of making more of these
Please do!
The characters from The Little Mermaid (2023) make the characters from The Lion King (2019) look like the characters from The Lion King (1994)
Clearly this is Tim Curry from Three Musketeers
I’d listen to Statham perform Trainspotting’s opening monologue.
Not trying to nominate it as the best, but I want to give a mention to Moffat Toffee. Don’t know how well known it is beyond the south of Scotland.
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I’m going to seem like such a nitpicking fucker, but this is something I see all the time on the internet so it’s become something of a bug bear: no Scottish person pronounces fuck as ‘fook’
Fat Bastard. Lost me as soon as he opened his mouth.
I am unreasonably irked that this person believes that Shrek would say 'meself'