Talk with your friends, sure, but if you want to increase your enjoyment of the Internet and life in general, steer clear of debating politics with strangers.

It's far too easy to make negative assumptions about a stranger's character or motivation.

Today's character idea is : a hand-puppeteer.

this character is very quiet. but when they use their hand-puppet, they usually talk a lot more. they communicate by their hand-puppet.

they will be very shy at first, but have a good sense of humor once you know them. they tend to hide their real feelings and use their puppet to convey what they're actually feeling.

sidenote : if they're going to have a romantic relationship, make sure that their love interest is either the one who understand them the most or the one who never understand them.

Legend often has it that Molière died onstage, but that’s not actually true. On February 17, 1673, the audience watching Le Malade Imaginaire (The Imaginary Invalid) at Théâtre du Palais-Royal in Paris almost witnessed Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, the writer and actor better known as Molière, die onstage. He collapsed in a coughing fit, but the show soon went on, and he finished his performance as hypochondriac Argan. Unlike his character, Molière was actually gravely ill with tuberculosis, and just a few hours later, he died from a hemorrhage.