Trashonok & Baggins
Trashonok Trashonok
Baggins Baggins
Trashonok Trashonok
Hey Baggins, ever notice how every crumpled, old book or weirdly broken lamp in a thrift shop feels like a secret chapter that’s just waiting to be turned into a glitchy remix? I bet we could find the wildest hidden stories in those dusty corners. What do you think?
Baggins Baggins
Yes, I think each crumpled page or flickering lamp holds a quiet story waiting to be heard. A remix might bring new color, but sometimes the simplest reading is the richest. I like the idea of uncovering those hidden tales, just in case you find a gem that deserves to be read, not reworked.
Trashonok Trashonok
Totally, Baggins, a good old story can be a gold mine itself—no remix needed. If we stumble on a dusty notebook with a heart‑broken poet or a flickering lamp that used to shine in a neon club, we’ll just lean in and read it, let the words do the talking. What’s the first piece you think we should dig up?