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One Wank After Another
A blank assignment is a funny thing, isn't it? When you have it, you don't appreciate it, and when you miss it, it's gone.
Wednesday 10 December: Default deadline (9pm UTC)
Wednesday 17 December: Assignment deadline (9pm UTC)
Wednesday 24 December: Main collection works reveals (9pm UTC)
Thursday 25 December: Madness collection works reveals (9pm UTC)
Thursday 1 January: Author reveals, end of event (9pm UTC)
Mini-Challenges:
Crueltide | Femslash Festivus | Yulebuilding | Three Turtle Doves | Two for One | Yuleporn
Family Matters | Queering the Tide | Yuletide Madness Drabble Invitational | TransTide
Chromatic Yuletide | Unconventionyule | Wrapping Paper | Babytide | MultiLingYule
Yuletide Discord for Hippos & Exchanges After Dark for namespacedrama 18+ discussion.
Wednesday 10 December: Default deadline (9pm UTC)
Wednesday 17 December: Assignment deadline (9pm UTC)
Wednesday 24 December: Main collection works reveals (9pm UTC)
Thursday 25 December: Madness collection works reveals (9pm UTC)
Thursday 1 January: Author reveals, end of event (9pm UTC)
Mini-Challenges:
Crueltide | Femslash Festivus | Yulebuilding | Three Turtle Doves | Two for One | Yuleporn
Family Matters | Queering the Tide | Yuletide Madness Drabble Invitational | TransTide
Chromatic Yuletide | Unconventionyule | Wrapping Paper | Babytide | MultiLingYule
Yuletide Discord for Hippos & Exchanges After Dark for namespace

Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 10:34 am (UTC)(link)Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 10:36 am (UTC)(link)Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 11:01 am (UTC)(link)Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 02:07 pm (UTC)(link)Snow had fallen; snow on snow.
This is not the time to be conjucating verbs in the past-impossible-never tense!
I would rather see words out on their own; away from their families and the warehouse of Roget.
Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 02:12 pm (UTC)(link)And she met the youths at the foot of the
mountain.
And look! Anat fights in the valley,
She battles between the two cities.
She smites peoples of the wes[t],
Strikes the populace of the east.
Under her, like balls, heads,
Above her, like locusts, hand(s),
Like hoppers, heaps of warrior-hands.
She fixed heads to her back,
Fastened hands to her waist.
Knee-deep she gleans in warrior-blood,
Neck-deep in the gor[e] of soldiers.
With darts she drives away captives,
With her bow-string, foes.
And look! Anat to her house goes,
The goddess takes herself to her palace,
For she is not sated with fighting in the valley,
With battling between the two cities.
She arranges chairs for the soldiery,
Arranges tables for the hosts,
Footstools for the heroes.
Hard she fights and looks about,
As she battles, Anat surveys.
Her innards swell with laughter,
Her heart fills with joy,
The innards of Anat with triumph.
Knee-deep she gleans in warrior blood,
Neck-deep in the gore of soldiers,
Until she is sated with fighting in the house,
With battling amidst the tables.
Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 02:40 pm (UTC)(link)I go through all this before you wake up, so I can feel happier, and be safe again with you.
Re: Quote Songs or Poems
(Anonymous) 2025-10-27 03:51 pm (UTC)(link)