u/XachMustel2

Wattpad pages cannot be saved to Archive.org and if Wattpad decides to delete your work, it's as good as gone unless you have crossposted it somewhere else. For those of you with Wattpad accounts, I recommend you also get an AO3 account to crosspost your work on.

I've read some stories on Wattpad that I really enjoyed but couldn't find them anywhere else because they got deleted and ended up as lost media. Do your readers a favor and spread your work to other sites so they don't end up getting lost.

I think it would be interesting if there was an Anthrostate story about a gay human male protagonist who wants to hook up with an anthro of the same sex as opposed to a female one. For those of you familiar with Anthrostate universe, has this concept been explored yet?

Had a dream years back where Zee from the Total Drama reboot was the mascot of a tex-mex arcade restaurant chain exclusive to Minnesota and North Dakota. The place was best known for serving fried otter nuggets and edible credit cards made of chocolate with ice cream filling. There were large TVs in the restaurant that played commercials of Zee dancing around and promoting the fried otter nuggets but I was more interested in the edible credit cards.

We Didn't Start The Fire: I am genuinely BAFFLED that this is considered Billy Joel's "worst" song. It's an absolute bop and like my 2nd favorite of Billy Joel's hit songs next to the criminally underrated I Go To Extremes. In my opinion, I just can't stand Uptown Girl and I've gotten very sick and tired of the overplayed My Life (which I used to enjoy but not so much anymore). We Didn't Start The Fire just slaps. I think I'd like it even better if the official lyrics said "Turtles in the sewers" for a TMNT reference instead of "Trouble in the Suez", though. That's my only gripe with it.

Jefferson Starship in general: Not the biggest fan of We Built This City but whenever someone brings up Starship, it's to bash on that song while ignoring actual gems like Jane, Find Your Way Back and Laying It On The Line. Sara is an overlooked killer ballad and Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now is guilty pleasure pop perfection. Starship is one of the most over hated 80s bands IMO and all cause of one song.

Everybody Have Fun Tonight: Again, shocked to see this song on hated lists. It's a total bop and I'd rather listen to it over most modern rap, top 40 radio or bro country.

Currently, I'm working on writing a novel but the format of it is a bit strange. It's heavily inspired by Survivor, Big Brother, Total Drama Island and especially Disventure Camp. 20 chapters are planned and in most chapters, a character gets voted off. I've noticed that paperback stories tend to sell the most copies but I'm not so sure my story would translate well into a paperback and would work better as an ebook because of two things:

1: Character confessionals. I've currently written like 13 of the 20 chapters and the story can get fairly confessional heavy, especially in later chapters. I often use confessionals as a tool for scene transitions in my story. Confessionals look like this in my story:

*Static*

CHARACTER: This is a confessional. I am sharing my thoughts in the confessional.

*Static*

2: The "drumroll" before a character gets eliminated: I'm not sure how I would work this into pages in a paperback. I like building suspense before an elimination, particularly if it's a shocking one where an unexpected character gets blindsided but at the same time, I don't wanna cut down a rainforest because like 16 of the 20 chapters have eliminations in them.

I know this story format works better in an animated series than a book but I'm too broke to do things like hire animators and voice actors and stuff. I'm generally more confident in my writing than my art.

I still have 7 chapters that I still need to write and have proofread but so far, I'm happy with how my story has come out. So what do you think? Would my story be poorly suited as a paperback and best worked into an ebook for the above reasons I've mentioned?

Because Jack is EXTREMELY cute and marketable.

Also, Mint Milanos go great in coffee, too. Who else agrees?

I'm not Navajo and haven't been on any reservations in or around the area but I was messing around on Google Maps and found out there's a pizza chain almost exclusively in the Navajo nation called Pizza Edge. So, what's the general verdict about Pizza Edge among the locals? Where does it stack up against Domino's, Pizza Hut, Little Caesars, Papa John's, Round Table, etc? Is it good or bad? What's the quality like? Maybe cause it's so regional, I don't see it brought up with many pizza chain discussions or tier lists.

For me, I'm gonna say Understand Commitment. It sounds fairly modern and is probably from the mid 2000s at least cause of the "staring at my phone" line. To a lesser extent, Poor Christmas, Forgive And Forget and Trip To Rio.

Not sure what software program to use to recreate it but it was simply an image of Mister Rogers with a yellow filter on it titled "Piss-Coded Mister Rogers".