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Dipper from Gravity Falls getting whacked in the head by a golf club

Howdy!

It’s a lovely day and I’m here.

I’m still figuring out what to place here, but it’s good to see you made it! I’m 22 and Brazilian, and I’m a bit of a cooking connoisseur. Besides that, I enjoy art, music in general The five members of Radiohead. Four of them are in the background; in the lower right corner you have a man holding a sign that reads ‘if we smile, can we go?’.Unfortunately including Radiohead. , and good ol’ videogames (erm, both new and old). The name is Felipe, by the way, although I’ve also been called Papel (as in, paper), Pipe (not as in an actual pipe, but as a more intimate way of saying my name), SM (as in strawberry master), among many other nicknames I don’t remember. I like art in most forms, whether that means music, games, books, films, or whatever strange thing happens to catch my attention that week.

I studied Computer Science, which is nothing particularly unusual, but becomes more interesting when I tell you that I actually intended to major in journalism. The result of this was discovering my love for the beautiful language known as JavaScript, as well as my hatred for its half-brother, Java (not the island). That being said, it’s a lot more fun than you might expect!

I’m more of a storyteller than a writer, to be honest; “writer” makes it sound as though I have some grand literary process, which I may have, but most of the time I’m just following a vaguely interesting idea and seeing where it takes me. (Sometimes it works!) More than anything, though, I’m interested in people. Human nature is probably the closest thing I have to a recurring subject: the ways people talk to each other, misunderstand each other, form friendships, develop obsessions, make terrible decisions, rationalize those decisions afterward, and occasionally manage to do something genuinely wonderful. A lot of what I make, particularly my more humorous work, comes from playing around with those little contradictions. (This is also a side effect of being way into comedy plays when I was young.)

A side effect of this has resulted in me working in a variety of communities with an array of themes, from weather to gaming to politics to many other things in between. Due to the lack of a random item generator on this page, I can tell you that one of my favorite bands is Television The four members of Television. They’re all staring at the camera.Especially the work of Lloyd (second, from left to right) and Verlaine (third in photo). , and one band which I personally recommend is the Mexican city pop duo Juanpalitoschinos The two members of Juanpalitoschinos. They’re all staring at the camera.God, I miss them so much. .

Psst: If you click here, you’ll be taken to the Teahouse, which is essentially a database of all my existing stories and essays. Initially it was supposed to be a sandbox, but that idea didn’t age quite well. Additionally, you can click here to be taken to the Collections, which, as the title suggests, is a collection. Specifically, a collection of my serious, more spooky works: the stuff I’ve coded.

If you wanna get in touch, you can find me on the late blue bird site, or have a look at the things I’ve made over on GitHub. I’m also somewhere on the blue butterfly site and the nation simulator site, where I was once crowned Best Nation in the World. (I wonder how that happened.) If none of those work, you can always send me a note through my profile. Take care, have fun, and try not to get lost on the way out!

Recommended listening

This is a digital collage of albums that have been rotating in my brain recently, or at least for far longer than is healthy. Some are records where I love every song, some have a handful of tracks I keep coming back to, and some are here because there is (at least) one song that I think everyone should hear at least once. There are classics, guilty pleasures, obscure favorites, and things that are just plain weird. (I really like the weird ones!) Presented in no particular order, other than this really nice 5x5 grid. Fun fact: if you refresh the page, you will see new covers!

Tip: Hover to flip them, drag them around to rearrange, or double-click any album to swap it out for another one from the collection!

Recommended reading

Here are some titles that might enhance your understanding of some of the background and social issues entertained in this site, my stories, or whatever is sandwiched between them. Feel free to click around the table & its headings!

Warning: all are filled with provocative ideas and events; we disavow any responsibility for encouraging deep thought.

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A Crack-Up at the Race Riots

by Harmony Korine

Published: Apr 1998

Publisher: Doubleday

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A Dama do Banheiro

by Brendon S. Santos

Published: Dec 2022

Publisher: Self-published

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Brasil Apart: 1964–2019

by Perry Anderson

Published: Oct 2019

Publisher: Verso

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Cardboard City

by Katarina Jovanovic

Published: Jan 2023

Publisher: Tradewind Books

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Days of the Bagnold Summer

by Joff Winterhart

Published: June 2012

Publisher: Jonathan Cape

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Father and Son

by Edmund Gosse

Published: Aug 1982

Publisher: Penguin

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Framing Public Life

by Stephen D. Reese, Oscar H. Gandy Jr., and August E. Grant

Published: Jun 2001

Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates

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Going Postal

by Mark Ames

Published: Nov 2005

Publisher: Catapult

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I Promise to Be Good

by Arthur Rimbaud (ed. Wyatt Mason)

Published: Dec 2007

Publisher: Random House

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Jennifer Government

by Max Barry

Published: Jan 2004

Publisher: Vintage

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Late Victorian Holocausts

by Mike Davis

Published: Jan 2001

Publisher: Verso

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New Millennium Boyz

by Alex Kazemi

Published: Jun 2023

Publisher: Simon & Schuster

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On Cukor

by Gavin Lambert (ed. Robert Tratchenberg)

Published: Oct 2000

Publisher: Rizzoli

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Society of the Spectacle

by Guy Debord (trans. Kenn Knabb)

Published: Nov 2002

Publisher: Hobgoblin Press

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The Growing Inaccessibility of Science

by Donald P. Hayes

Published: Apr 1992

Publisher: Nature

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The Porcupine

by Julian Barnes

Published: Nov 1992

Publisher: Vintage

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Who Killed My Father

by Édouard Louis

Published: Mar 2019

Publisher: New Directions

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