Yearly tradition

Yearly tradition

It's around that time of year for me and my mom to watch this beautiful masterpiece. We've done so for almost 7 years ever since I showed her it the first time she's told me that it's around time for us to watch it again and so here we are. And that's a rock fact.

u/shal96 — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/CartoonNetwork+1 crossposts

Spoiler/Essay on Steven Universe Future from YouTuber James Woodall enjoy if you haven't watched before!

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u/shal96 — 14 days ago
▲ 15 r/ATLA

Who would you have play a young uncle Iroh besides Greg Baldwin?Mine would be SungWon Cho, a voice that sounds enough like mako before raspiness of age kicked in.

u/shal96 — 1 month ago

My whole life I have heard people b**** about copyright infringement and the public domain. But in this day and age it is actually a blessing in disguise. It literally protects us from monopolies being formed by our own entertainment companies such as Disney plus, Netflix, HBO, Hulu, and Peacock.

But that's just me what's your view.

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

A post apocalyptic story without a name

Here's a story about a 40 year old man living in Mesopotamia 17,000 years ago named Omtil who opens the lid of a jar that was the equivalence of Pandora's box and causes a flood that kills his entire village ( including his family) and inspires the story of Noah and The Great Flood. This leads to Omtil being cursed by Anu into walking the Earth and protecting the jar from being open ever again

Now it's the current day and Omtil has somewhat succeeded in the 17,000 years that passed. The lid has shifted here and there leading to countless wars and deaths but now he has settled in Oklahoma with the jar in a tornado shelter. But he has a curious neighbor in one Kate Ahhattie. A 15 year old teenager who loves history and has nothing to do but to explore the neighborhood and ask too many questions, the very last thing Omtil needs.

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

I have a theory that the reason that all the The Airbenders no longer have tattoos is to distance themselves from the Airbenders who associated themselves with Korra.

u/shal96 — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/joehill

Something I saw while scrolling around the web

I thought it was pretty funny

u/shal96 — 2 months ago
▲ 9 r/draw

Feeders Grave

Some art based on an old story I created during the pandemic.

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

Red Lotus and Vatu?

Anyone else thinking that the Red lotus will somehow try to use Pavi to release and or resurrect Vatu?

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

So this is a writing a character/ character biography of Omtil

This character's name is Omtil a 7,000 year old man forced, who accidentally discovers and breaks Pandora's vase causing the great flood in Mesopotamia. As penance he is forced into immortality in our mind to be the guard of The Vase until his natural he meets an unnatural death. If anyone has any input to this character I would love to hear it. I am placing his birth City in Eridu. I would love to keep his character as accurate as possible to his historical heritage without insulting anybody at the same time. Please if there's anything you can do to help me with all Omtil's characteristics and behavior, I am all ears.

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

Technology

Let's say photographic and vocal technology were invented early enough historical figures such as James Madison (pictured above using his life mask as reference) by let's say 40 years ahead of schedule. Off the top of your head, how would that affect the world and history as we know it?

u/shal96 — 2 months ago

Hey, new account but been here before.

So I used to have another account and I posted several things on this Reddit community through that account. But considering that I don't have it, I thought I might reintroduce myself. My story began with my birth which ended up being a prenatal stroke. As a result, I had hemiplegia which basically means I have cerebral palsy in my left arm and partially in my left leg. when I reached the age of 10, My hormones began to kick in and thus I had my very first Grand mal seizure after which I have struggled with these on and off throughout the rest of my life. Luckily enough I had a great support group within my family. My father and I share the same bed as a buddy system so that if I end up having a seizure I can have someone by my side, My sister is always there to sit and talk to me whenever I am having auras, and my mother who is a nurse, specifically an RN helps me on a daily basis even after her twelve hour shifts. I also have a great support group with my neurologist and primary doctors. I have my share of problems from day to day but I manage. It's good to be here and listen to and talk to people and know that I am not alone.

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u/shal96 — 2 months ago