Is It Common Courtesy,

they only thing my mind could conjure up after the episode

List your fandoms now. I want to know which fandoms we share!

To put it simply my friendly friend, I’ve been in so many fandoms from 2014 to now; that if I ever want to talk to someone about them, by 2070 I still wouldn’t be done XD but the main few I’m in now is bugbo, tf2, castle crashers, Octonauts,Minecraft(a whole), Roblox,i.o.n,and bugsnax!

if you are recommending for people to watch the 2007 Flatland film please at the absolute bare minimum warn them about all of the flashing light and spinning camerra.

Here is a post with timestamps.

this movie can induce migranes, motion-sickness, and even seizures. You need to warn people about this before you tell them to watch it.

it'd also be great if you could all warn people the movie's made by a racist conservative.

A lil start to the new year :3

Close ups >_<

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Hope you’re have a wonderful year! And don’t forget to drink water!! >_<

pikuniku

i love this game so much please follow me if you love pikuniku

bugdeer and gerbun

no one:

these people:

[ID: A gif of Shia LaBeouf in front of a green screen, gesturing emphatically and shouting, "Just do it!". End ID.]

Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, by Edwin Abbot Abbot, published in 1884, is public domain. That means it has no copyright, and belongs to everyone.

This post will have links to as many versions and adaptations of it as I can find, and will be updated whenver I find new links to add.

None of these links are piracy, because you literally cannot pirate what has no copyright. Anyone who tells you you must pay to read the original Flatland is scamming you.

The only time you should be spending money on Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, is if you find a cool physical copy that you want specifically.

Check the original post before reblogging to look for updates if you are seeing this post days, weeks, or months after I originally post it.

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Visual books:

Public domain:

Read online or ownload the original book in multiple formats from Project Gutenberg

Read online or download the 2024 translation in multiple formats from the Internet Archive. This also includes a computer-voiced audiobook.

Read the 2024 translation here on tumblr @flatland-a-2024-translation

Note to self: Upload an HD real text version of Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions to the Internet Archive and link it here.

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Audiobooks:

Public domain:

Listen to the original book on the Internet Archive, read by Ruth Golding

Listen and read-along with the lazy audiobook of the 2024 translation on Youtube

other copyright:

Listen to the original book on the Internet Archive read by David "Grizzly" Smith

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Free visual media with full stories:

Here’s an animation from 1965. Contains some flashing lights.

Here’s a stop motion film from 1982 in Italian with English subtitles

Here’s an animation from 2006

The 2007 Flatland film by Ladd Ehlinger is free on youtube. Unfortunately Ladd Ehlinger is a virulently racist and misogynistic conservative who thinks feeding school kids is the same thing as slavery. His film is filled with almost constant flashing lights and spinning cameras that cause headaches, motion sickness, migraines, and seizures.

Here is a link to timestamps for these if you still choose to watch it.

The film ignores all of the politics from the original novel because the creator of the film agrees with them. You are much better off watching another visual adaption or reading the original or translated book.

Especially if you suffer from photosensitivity or motion-sickness, this film will make you want to throw up.

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Related and books by other authors, in publishing order:

Public domain:

An Episode of Flatland: or How a Plane Folk Discovered the Third Dimension. With Which is Bound Up an Outline of the History of Unæa by Charles Howard Hinton. (1907) Public domain, unlimited reading and downloading. It's terrible. But you can rewrite it to make it not terrible.

Other copyright:

Sphereland: A Fantasy About Curved Spaces and an Expanding Universe, by Dionys Burger. (1983) Can be borrowed by 1 person at a time. It's racist. Was intended to be a sequel to Flatland, but the author's racist and failed every lesson Flatland tried to teach.

The Planiverse: Computer Contact With a Two-dimensional World by Alexander Keewatin Dewdney (1984) Can be borrowed by 1 person at a time. It's the best related one so far.

Flatterland: Like Flatland, Only More So by Ian Stewart (2001) Can be borrowed by 1 person at a time. Haven't read it yet.

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Please feel free to add more links and I'll add them to this original post.

Bugbo in a skirt? Idk lol

ok so I know I’m super late answering this, BUT IM BACK‼️ (art block really hit hard) oh also bonus: