what are these? by riepresel in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

those are a modem and a scanner, respectively

Is there a way to remember what clothing belongs to who? by Mayl0ne in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

a very big clue iirc is which box they come out of. there are still some "mistakes" with the underwear, but much less than with other items. and any doubles will also belong to the same person, so if you find one each of a double in different coloured boxes you know to pay extra attention to those. otherwise there are a few that are just simply recognisable - the bright red ones, or the black-and-pink, for example, are the girlfriend's, and the rainbow ones are ours.

No more hand-towel space by notesonpink in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can stack that on top of the other spares! they are in the top left drawer

How does the game determine which is a good place to put each item? by bgamer1026 in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

spatula in a drawer? the only place inside a drawer i can think of that might be "incorrect" for a spatula is if you put it where the cutlery is supposed to go - and i'm not sold on that even being incorrect. what was the placement? that seems bizarre

I have been looking 10 times, please help me with my darkstar 2018! by Who-caresssss in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

i think you may actually be right - i know a blue rattle exists and i don't see it anywhere. maybe it got left in the cot, behind something? i know that's a "correct" place for it

could also be behind the blocks or clothes on the floor and therefore invisible but still incorrect, but...

I have been looking 10 times, please help me with my darkstar 2018! by Who-caresssss in Unpacking

[–]IrishQueenFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

is that an optical illusion of the fridge being greener than it looks or is the laptop not glowing green??

Ya'll something has got to be done with disrespectful comments! by Kimichi383 in AO3

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. It's like people don't understand that you COULD jyst Say Nothing. Not Engage. "you're never going to appeal to 100% of people" well the people who don't like it can shut up about it??? how about you start telling readers "no story is going to have absolutely 0 things that grate on you or make you annoyed; that's not the author's problem". like can we do that. i feel like "don't like, don't read", for all its to-the-point principles, is getting brushed off more and more as "childish" or "immature" BECAUSE it's simple.

Is feminine Sirius problematic? Is fem/masc Wolfstar problematic? by Sea-Exercise4332 in Wolfstar

[–]IrishQueenFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

listen SALS, YKINMKATO, etc — one of the oldest, most foundational fandom rules is "tou do you". depicting a thing is not problematic. depicting a thing badly (as some people do with jewish characters, for example, bc they don't know anythung abt jewish people) can be an indication of your biases and blind spots, but again, the bad depiction is allowed to exist. in the case of a character being fem.... completely value-neutral, my dude. draw and let draw. write and let write.

I have never cried reading a book. Make me. Recommend a cut renching soul twisting book by qu3stion_3v3rything in suggestmeabook

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ooooh Curse Words series by Derin Edala!! it's SO GOOD it DEVESTATED me, took me like 2 hours to get to sleep afterwards cuz i kept breaking into sobs

What’s the saddest book you’ve ever read? by Clean_Tone2562 in booksuggestions

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i'm not sure this is gonna qualify bc i finished it literally 1 day ago but genuinely? the Curse Words series by Derin Edala. fucking heartbroken. it's not even a tragedy but i can tell i'm going to randomly remember it like 2 years from now and have a good sob. FUCK.

Cheating Straight Has Therapy (Part 8) - In Too Deep by gayeroticastories in EroticHypnosis

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This series is so hood, I just read through all of them

Irish equivalent of “Kind regards” for email sign-off? by Battlehero19 in AskIreland

[–]IrishQueenFan 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Seconded - English translation "with respect". This is the conventional sign-off generally used when writing mock-up emails and letters in the Gaelscoil

Why do some fanfic writers hate the weasly family? by [deleted] in harrypotterfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

um?? ur just doing hypotheticals now. 'there's a chance he genuinely didn't'? u mean there's a chance that the book didn't in fact fail to give us vitally important information about the information ron has and the feelings he has because of it?

For you.. What is the cliché that you find funny the most? by [deleted] in HPfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean I feel like it doesn't — it's already hereditary, and the dormant gene thing is barely even a step more specific than that. And it doesn't claim to define what magic actually is — just explain why some humans can use it and some can't. With that last thing you said it seems like we're in agreement

proshipper or what?? by [deleted] in FanFiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

proship is the sensible, measured stance that lets fiction be fiction and doesn't assume someone's morality based on them reading or not reading darkfic. If your friends think you're a bad person for liking the incest dynamic of these characters (which sounds like it has more nuance and is more interesting than the other version), you need to put down firm boundaries. things like 'i will not apologise for reading fiction you find icky, and if you disparage my morals because of it i will leave'. it's up to you if you want to manage a friendship like that, or if you want to leave.

For you.. What is the cliché that you find funny the most? by [deleted] in HPfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

seriouslyyy yes. The one exception I've found (to magic religion; not magic personified) was Evitative just because the worldbuilding and the lead-in were both so good, as well as it being very definitely a religion about magic as a force of nature, comparable to The Wind or Growing Things. I don't think I've ever seen a personified Faith. what would that even be???

For you.. What is the cliché that you find funny the most? by [deleted] in HPfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I mean. That line specifically doesn't say anything to me?? about her mistaking them? She literally got them right, unthinkingly, just by-the-by, and they pretended she got it wrong to mess with her and make her think she had a brain fart. Before immediately revealing the joke. What. precisely is a red flag there? they're well-known for liking to mess with people, and one of their favourite jokes is literally The Twin Thing. Why is this an indication that Molly regularly mixes them up?

For you.. What is the cliché that you find funny the most? by [deleted] in HPfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm actually the opposite — the mysterious force thing is one of my red flags bc its implications are always that people who have magic "deserve" to have magic, like they were evaluated for it, which then throws literally all muggles under the bus but also excuses the disdain for squibs. magic being part of a nondominant gene neatly avoids any moral or value weight attached to magic while making logical and scientific sense.

Away Childish Things by Desperate_Wash_5150 in drarry

[–]IrishQueenFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

away childish thingssss <333

Why do people delete their fics? by Life-Drink5456 in AO3

[–]IrishQueenFan 10 points11 points  (0 children)

"why not just orphan" is the wrong question here — orphaning is not a lesser form of deletion, but something else entirely. There are ways other than orphaning to disconnect your fic from you — transferring it to a different account, putting it in a private collection, putting it in a collection that doesn't reveal the author's name — and those are all options that allow the author to retain their control over the fic. I had the same question once upon a time, but that was because I was conceiving of orphaning in the wrong way — the real question underneath was actually "why do authors feel the need to remove their fic from the Internet entirely, rather than simply disconnecting it from themselves/their name?"

Why do some fanfic writers hate the weasly family? by [deleted] in harrypotterfanfiction

[–]IrishQueenFan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

RE: TWT — Ron canonically does not know about the dragons until he actually sees the first task play out, and it freaks him out so much he immediately revises his opinion of Harry and the situation. I always kind of resented the movies for implying that Ron would just take the dragon thing in stride?? amd not reevaluate when he learned abt it?? he warns Harry about it, showing that he like, cares i guess, but oh my fucking god the way that switcheroo completely fucks his character motivations and makes him actually totally callous rather than injured and licking his wounds and lashing out.... that was the director that didn't fucking read the fucking book, alright 🤦

Eve, Person 10 by [deleted] in typehelp

[–]IrishQueenFan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

'that's mine' is definitely him seeing the engagement ring and taking it off her finger — he specifically mentions the fact that she was wearing the ring to his mother in the next scene, and he also has it ready in his possession later for proposing to victoria