u/FortuneLoud140

Hi, it's me again! With a brand new game!!

It's a blend of "Think about it" by tumblr user "whatblogidonthaveablog" and "Illuminati" by "smolredlesbian" (shoutout to them, putting the credits where they're due)

Parent comments a topic, child comments another totally unrelated topic, grandchild has to connect the two in a rant about a whacky conspiracy theory, the wilder the better. The rant has to end with the phrase "Think about it, people."

I will post three topics to initiate the dance. Make me laugh my lungs out.

Parent takes an idiom in their native language and translates it to English *literally*, word for word. Children have to guess what the meaning of the idiom is. If they get it right, upvote them!

There are some songs that are released, and then accompany us for three hot summer months, to the point of becoming either earworms, songs to line dance to, or literal torture. Some are iconic hits of decades past, some popped up in recent years.

My favourite has gotta be "Wake Me Up" by Avicii and Aloe Blacc. Which is your favourite summer hit? ☀️

You know the candy that your grandparents or older uncles and aunts kept in a glass bowl/container sitting on the coffee table in their living room? The one your nana ALWAYS had inside her purse? Tell me all about it and what it tastes like!

For us Italians, it's gotta be the Rossana candy: a hard candy with a creamy, milk and almond-flavored core.

I'll start with a few gems I recently added to a playlist of mine called "gems i threw into oblivion and rediscovered years later":

Gabriella Cilmi - On a Mission

Goldfrapp - Rocket

Starset - Point Of No Return

Pendulum - The Vulture

What are yours??

One I'm still proud of after years, although quite a simple one, is "I'm the ashen snow raining down on the darkest night", from a rage song I wrote called ROMEO, and yes, it was inspired by Castle Romeo.

Drop yours in the comments!

Reposted from r/Shinto.

Hello everybody!

I'm a young Italian woman doing some personal research on Inari Ōkami, and I found out that this kami is sometimes represented as a composite one, meaning that (usually) three or five deities are listed as different aspects of Inari; I looked up the ones enshrined at Fushimi Inari Taisha, and, although I managed to find information regarding Ukanomitama-no-Mikoto, Sarutahiko-no-Ōkami and Omiyanome-no-Ōkami (the latter being another name for Ame-no-Uzume from what I managed to gather), I found no info regarding the two kami Tanaka and Shi (or Shino).

Can someone enlighten me more on these two deities/aspects of Ō-Inari-sama? Which are the myths surrounding them? Which aspects of nature and/or humanity do they rule over? Are they local deities or do they have a national cult in Japan?

I have 4 throwback playlists saved on Youtube, ranging from the year 2000 to 2019 (I'm a '99 baby lol), both in English and Italian, my mother tongue. The number of songs saved in total is 400.

Drop a number between 1 and 400 and I'll give you a song to go down memory lane!