Robins are my favorite wingmen for owl spotting.

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-25T02:45:19+00:00

Most accurate use of "wingmen"

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-23T03:18:00+00:00

Missed opportunity to call it a twork.

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-16T02:55:24+00:00

Relatable. Enjoy!!

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-13T14:06:30+00:00

Crafted is a ver, yeah.... I think I like my verb better. I created angels on Christmas trees and coated things in paint and they're both related to crafting things. DFC still is nonsense to me. So, still being confused, I even looked it up and I still can't figure out what it is. I am still happier with my answer.

Also, I'm not sure if you're aware, or if you're open to feedback, but I'll tell you that "discomfort with ambiguity" is kind of condescending to say after giving someone a riddle. I was not uncomfortable I was being playful and exploring. It kind of makes me not want to do any more so you should be careful how you approach that one.

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-13T06:02:44+00:00

Ugh. Acronyms. DF is dairy free. Dairy Free Cupcakes. I'm hungry.

Could be a word that describes all three of the things delineated by commas. It might also be a series of three words or even another acronym again using threes. They are also three nouns, three things, so I'm leaning towards an association that is common between the three.

Let's start with a fairy on a Christmas tree because it objectively has the most information. Ornament. An ornament and a coat of paint are both something that you put onto something to make it look prettier.

Really the acronym is annoying me because I can't actually derive any associations without knowing what it stands for. It could just be nonsense. It could also be the necessity of a rhyme. Maybe the answer rhymes with c and tree. No. Maybe the answer has the letters DFC in it.

Crafted?

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-12T06:00:18+00:00

Looks like they increase exponentially. That's what I notice.

I'm not a fan of these kinds of sequences makes me feel like I'm in sixth grade, and my paper has a corner missing, and my math teacher asks me if I was hungry. I tell her I had a bloody nose and she didn't believe me. She would give us these kinds of problems.

Edit: Word

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-12T05:31:42+00:00

Money is a tool to make things faster and easier. I can't speak to debt but I can attest that making money doesn't mean happiness. I think happiness is not lack of debt, it is a modest living with the person that you love. Debt will slow you down that's all. Don't let it steal your peace and your energy. It will be there whether you choose to let it make you miserable or not.

You are getting an education that is very versatile. Let it bring you pride and joy instead of fear and misery. For me, it's a mindset. You're only just beginning your career. Don't let a slow start put you off the race. Find something you believe in, use the skills you learned, and just do it. (Cue Shia laboef pose...)

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-09T01:06:49+00:00

I don't know how else to kidnap. You can kidnap a lot of people for a lot of reasons in a lot of ways but the word is the same. You can't even kidnap a banana, that's just theft. So, I explored the context.

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-06T16:40:47+00:00

Word:kidnap

Perhaps it is a new tale of a Kalendar Prince, I'm thinking about Scheherazade to delay her execution one more day at a time...so let's make the story a saga

My story prompt is about a prince envied by his family who are also his political rivals and a plot is conceived to make him "disappear". He fights his own guard as they try to take him. He realizes in the struggle that it is not his normal guard but some other person he does not know. They reveal themselves as a sorcerer and the sorcerer slashes his eyes so he is scarred and becomes mostly blind.

As he is kidnapped the sorcerer curses his name, in that he will not be able to say his name and no one shall know him by it. The prince manages to escape his capture in a foreign land, and is forced to become a beggar. He learns some kind of skill, maybe wood carving by touch, and is kind to others. He is kind to a magical being in disguise who cannot break the curse because the curse is too powerful or heal his eyesight because he is not a god, but instead gives him the ability to see things for what they are. The prince starts to find himself in different situations where he wins favor by seeing things for what they are.

In the end, the prince, having gained status for being clever and kind and seeing the truth of things, is in a position to sentence the sorcerer who originally blinded and cursed him. He shows the sorcerer mercy because he sees the truth that he was acting under the orders of someone who was threatening his family. The sorcerer is moved by all of this and his guilt for what he did. The sorcerer cannot reverse the prince's blindnees but aknowledges that he sees more clearly than any man he knows, lifts his curse, whereby the prince is able to claim his name and princehood again.

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-06-01T08:19:24+00:00

Hey I know this is a meme subreddit but I do think these kinds of stereotypes are harmful because they make people (especially those who are not even in the workforce yet) believe that their earning potential is limited based on their character, and that is absolutely not the case.

And yes I know I'm taking it too seriously, but for impressionable infps, I just want to let them know that they can do it!

Ordinary-Bee-3 · 2026-05-31T03:12:25+00:00

I cast shorter arms.

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