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woerms · 17d
mayoi baby in the au oh my goodness gracious 💜💜💜 SO excited to learn more abt ur au and all ur epic ideas
woerms · 16d
Please keep drawing Everytime I see one of your little doodles on my twitter feed I have to stare at it for 3 minutes and then send it to my best friend and stare at it for 7 more with them
woerms · 18d
I love your au so much,, i remember reading it when i first found your account and i was really excited to hear more about it! I’m glad you’re doing more things with it!!! :3
woerms · 18d
🫶🫶thank you for putting them back up!! And Keep up the good work!
woerms · 18d
nooo bring them back...😢 the reason I wanted ur ao3 was to see them again💔
https://archiveofourown.org/works/61084339/chapters/156064468 OK WELLLL THEY ARE BACK! A lot of the information in this is very old and not accurate to my AU as a story but I still have a soft spot for them. Doesn't mean I'll read them again though haha.
woerms · 18d
what's ur ao3
woerms · 20d
hi. i’m calling to ask about your cars extended warranty
woerms · 20d
Ehat animal do you perceive yourself as. Important
woerms · 21d
andrew andarew andrew andrewadnrew andrew andrew ive read it so much it looks weird
nero narcissist otogari III · 21d
nuh uh takes off my mnask Im andrew.
mr. know-it-not · 26d
hey man n have you ever played the hitgame sea man, consisting of a creature that is both sea, amd man?
Seaman is a virtual pet video game developed and published by Vivarium for the Dreamcast. It was originally released in Japan in 1999, with a North American release by Sega in 2000. It is one of the few Dreamcast games to take advantage of the microphone attachment. The game developed a cult following for its dark humor, bizarre aesthetics, and innovative gameplay. Seaman was released multiple times, including a limited edition demo version titled Christmas Seaman that was released in Japan in 1999, alongside a limited edition red Dreamcast and a PlayStation 2 version in 2001, titled Seaman: Kindan no Pet - Gaze Hakushi no Jikken Shima, the first edition of which came with a microphone. A sequel called Seaman 2 was released in Japan for the PlayStation 2 in 2007. Additionally, a PC spin-off called SeaMail was released for Microsoft Windows, with the Seaman being able to interact with the user's applications from the desktop.