Summary: > An upset human listener finds themself caught in a giant Web belonging to a concerned Spider. The arachnid companion offers to help comfort the human by wrapping them up in a "Web Blanket" cocoon, while telling them to relax and eventually fall asleep.
Speaker: Any Listener: Any
SFX List (Optional):
- Sound of shifting webs (perhaps like rope pulling tight?)
- Sound of wrapping listener in a Web blanket (Maybe a soft silly whooshy sound?)
- Ambient bg sounds of a quiet forest
Directions: As a sfw script, the vibe here is mostly to comfort the listener. But the world and spider lore are yours too create if you'd like!
Usage:
- Must Post a Free to Listen version on YouTube or Reddit!
- You can post additionally on Patreon, etc. But a free version must be available.
- I would love to hear your fill!
Synopsis: A mafia boss's daughter unbeknownst to you has had her eye on you and had asked her dad to get you as her Christmas gift.
Script by: u/TrashTozoku
Happy Holidays to everybody! Here's my take on a script I found! I'm an amateur at audio roleplays so constructive criticism is highly appreciated! xoxo
The top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine testified on Tuesday he was told that President Donald Trump made the release of security aid to Ukraine contingent on Kiev publicly declaring it would carry out politically motivated investigations that he sought, according to a copy of his statement to lawmakers.
##Submissions that may interest you
[Read: Taylor’s Damning Testimony On Ukraine Pressure Campaign](https://talkingpoint
... keep reading on reddit ➡
This objectively is not true. Off the cuff here are some actions that can take place immediately:
- Reduction in retail/restaurant occupancies
- Real enforcement of guidelines
- Visible public outreach & communication
- Quality contact tracing & testing in schools
- Non essential work from home mandate
- Indoor masks required at all times
Simple, effective, least disruptive and basic expert-backed solutions.
(Edited to include restaurants too)
I'm a rising sophomore in a business program. I applied for business because I wasn't sure what I wanted to do and it seemed practical, but now I immensely regret it. My (anecdotal) experience is that nobody in the b-school cares about academics at all, the general culture is a mismatch for me, and I just don't enjoy studying business. The business school is also a separate program from the College of Arts & Sciences so it's convoluted if not impossible to double major in something I feel more passionate about. Sounds obvious I should just change major, but there's a lot of catches to that. At this point I get about $8,000 a year in financial aid just for being a business major, which I would lose if I exited the business school. It's the difference between a full ride and five-figure loan debt for me. It's also objectively a pretty strong business school in terms of employment numbers and gives students access to things like paid internships. My mom for example is very much against me switching since I'd lose access to a lot of career services. I feel sort of damned if I do damned if I don't which just makes me feel more hopeless.
Synopsis: A mafia boss's daughter unbeknownst to you has had her eye on you and had asked her dad to get you as her Christmas gift.
Script by: u/TrashTozoku
Happy Holidays to everybody! Here's my take on a script I found! I'm an amateur at audio roleplays so constructive criticism is highly appreciated! xoxo
