So I read this fiction novel in 7th or 8th grade in middle school (roughly 09, maybe 2010, I don't remember exactly) about a brother and sister and maybe some other family members taking a sailboat out to sea and enjoying an adventure when suddenly something drastic happens and the brother and sister - or at least two family members - are forced to survive on the boat. What I remember very distinctly was that in some part of the book/story, one of the characters were describing how morse code works and the author actually laid out a chart (as if someone wrote it down) explaining the code.
The overall book was paperback, medium thickness (I don't remember how many chapters), and from what I can remember, the cover of the book had a very similar feel to a mix of M.H. Herlong's "The Great Wide Sea", Gary Paulsen's "The Voyage of the Frog", and Bernard Cornwell's "WildTrack", although I feel like the boat was farther away and at a semi-bird's eye view, and maybe there was a chick's face on the side of the cover. Oh, I might add that it wasn't new around the time I read it, in fact I think the book was a slight bit older. Hopefully someone can help.
It kinda sounds like her: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeKkBuIs2cY; but it's not in spanish. The vocalist was feminine, maybe there were bongos, it was super tropical and beautiful
Also reminded me of Red Red wine by UB40 a little reggae, BPM was similar as well. It had a very distinct tropical almost caribbean electric music vibe, probably from the late 70s, 80s o early 90s. Unfortunately I don't remember the melody but it didn't have that many chords.
Original post 1 year ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/iw16fa/tomtsong80s_a_brazilianportuguese_tropical_maybe/
I know not everyone loves chiptune, but I really like this Valheim cover: https://youtu.be/eRM99kAb5tc
I was wondering if anyone How many examples of what he was talking about. I found it interesting and was hoping learn more.
Here is the music video!
It’s absolutely breathtaking and sounds so epic!
Any recommendations for similar feeling/sounding songs?
It’s a banger song but listening to it intoxicated, I love it even more, it’s a banger of a song. Feel free to suggest me other shit.
Oh Tui T. Suther is coming
She’s coming to write away
She’s coming in light! For she knows what’s right!
Oh Tui Our Queen is coming!
Oh Tui T. Suther is coming
Shes coming to save the day,
She’s coming to write, for she knows what’s right!
Oh Tui our queen is coming!
Oh god this is so cringe I’m so sorry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbsSCJEP7oo
who made this beat? Wheezy?
IIL these lyrics, WWIL?
https://preview.redd.it/ext7thlfmpv71.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f9c1183c9e64bac285e45ac6e47800f0d2a6cd21
A completely benign post on /r/TooAfraidToAsk is a breath of fresh air, like from the country roads of old songs. The post has opinions of reddit split right down the middle about how much affection and physical contact between her and her twin brother is too much.
Post sorted by controversial but there are a few gems in the replies of top comments. I saw this post when it had half the comments so I might have missed some good popcorn.
On the topic of holding hands, another redditor with a twin says it's definitely weird. And someone is concerned about things poking OP with less than innocent intentions:
> Okay I’m just gonna ask this. Do you ever feel um, anything “poking “ you? I’m sorry to ask but it seems like that could determine how weird the situation is 😓
> > Except they’re not. They’re both grown ass adults doing this childish shit while having a boyfriend. 🤔
> If liking cuddling is childish then I’m a fucking fetus
Some redditors think that they need a more accurate [definition of perverse snuggle] (https://np.reddit.com/r/TooAfraidToAsk/comments/qpeahz/is_it_that_weird_that_my_brother_and_i_snuggle/hjsz1pl/) which leads to a very polite cultural exchange down in the comments, with users not being sure if this sort of thing is normal in central Europe or not, in other parts of the world or not, and generally speaking either in complete support or completely horrified by it.
> > this reminds me of parents who kiss their children on the lips
> So you mean something that's not a problem at all but, because society has decided to sexualise it, we see it as being weird when it's perfectly innocent? Agreed.
and this exchange of "let people be" to "but porn"
> > Wow I can't believe the range of responses here.
> > In the end if it doesn't feel sexual to you two, then it isn't sexual. If it just feels like emotional support and sibling intimacy, then that is what it
... keep reading on reddit ➡
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