To some degree, almost all of us are living in the diaspora, for humans have been bedraggled throughout history--just thought I'd try to make a somewhat un-prosaic point.

Music:  “Beauty in the Mundane,” -Bird of Figment, “Work Undone” -Pearce Roswell

Let's agree not to berate each other and have the social acumen to avoid situations leading to compunction.  Hmm.  How do we substantiate such an idea?

Songs: “Carol of the Trap” DJ DENZ the Rooster, “Bird Flex” by Bonkers Beat Club

Here's another episode to assuage your Nick's Knack for Neologisms appetite.

Songs featured in this episode:  “My Place” by Gamma Skies feat. Emmi, “Tone Arm” by Valante

Apparently "pedant" is the noun of "pedantic"--or at least someone who is pedantic could be called a "pedant," but man, this pronunciation is killing me.

Songs:  “Rescue Mission” by Lupus Nocte, “The Story Time Tells” by More than Family, “Right Hand” by Damma Beatz

Music:   “Don’t Turn Off the Lights” by Oomiee (main song).  “The Light Fades” by Jon Bjork, “None Left” by David Celeste, “Ice Cream Kisses” by Marrie, “Just Say Yes” by Tricycle Riot

I hope you aren't too persnickety about the words chosen, but if you are, I suppose I'm slightly insouciant towards your tendentiousness. ; )

songs:  "Right Hand" by Damma Beatz, "My Life was Beginning," by Gero Lyn, "Fear Being Unfelt" by Ingrid Witt

Three common GRE words.  

Sometimes we must follow our whimsical fantasies to boost our vocabularies.

I accepted her supplication and got into her car as she kidnapped me.