When I read this, I was curious how possible it would be, if there’s sufficient supply in the market… I found this vendor page. So, there would probably be enough supply as there are taxidermists who need to clean big game skulls, which require thousands of larva and adults, and the vendor say you should email them if you need more than 10’000. I couldn’t learn how much time it would take, but they do say that more = faster, and to communicate with them to fit your project timeline.

Sounds like a clear cut case to me: you’re lesbian. Not sure why you are doubting.

A straight man who doesn’t like sex.

Did you try looking at photos of naked people?

Eggs shells don’t work unless they’re ground into a very fine powder.

I don’t know the answer to this question. You may be right. And yea, I can see limestone in the right doses working.

And we could always extract the nutrients from our waste. Close the cycle: what goes in, goes out. We’re already using biosolids in agriculture.

This thread is weird. It seems like you all never heard of compost.

I like it.

Yes, see my other answer.

The scenario doesn’t really make sense as the electro-chemical activity in your brain would be stopped as well, so you couldn’t be conscious.

But if we suspend disbelief, you could say that you’re stuck with the image that got to your retina when time stopped. Which means that you couldn’t see the protagonist moving!

Also, realistically, he couldn’t even move as he’d be against a barrier of unmovable air.

Good thing is that since time has stopped, you won’t get your eyes burnt since light stopped travelling as well.

Didn’t even think about this. I thought of how crushingly boring and annoying it must have been to have been unable to move at all. For 6 months.

And now I realize it must have been dreadful, at first.

We actually used to see this term more often back around the 2010s when 4chan had a bigger presence

Great story, thanks

How did it start?

Was it on Archive of our Own?

If you get a new customer, you may get one for several years without adding any new effort.

There’s Bandcamp, also, for discovery.