Andy

“It’s just weird to see a toddler in a pink onesie getting their eyes washed out from tear gas, you know?”

A thumbnail with 33 written on it in the style of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

Been playing a lot of #clairobscur and wanted to do some #nailart.

Pretty pleased with the 33, but drawing pictos proved tricky.

Yes they were Uruk-hai don't @ me

Every orc Theoden's horse knocked off the bridge in Helm's Deep should have Wilhelm Screamed.

You should submit a bug report.

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And well delivered!

I've spent a lot of time thinking about this fascinating exchange Colbert had with Dua Lipa, when she asked him about the role his faith plays in his comedy.

corp sensitivity training: hey please consider asking people's pronouns. if you don't... whatever. cuz honestly this is our replacement for actually taking the concerns of our queer staff seriously

every pundit alive: attending this meeting is the worst thing that has ever happened to me

The image shows a text post from a tumble user with the handle "theconcealedweapon" making an argument about the importance of protecting the rights of criminals as a safeguard against government tyranny. The post presents the following key points: If you want to prevent government tyranny, ensuring criminals have rights must be your top priority This is not meant as a joke or exaggeration Without rights for criminals, governments can simply label people as criminals to strip away their rights The post claims this has been a common tactic of tyrannical governments throughout history The post concludes that believing people who break laws should forfeit their rights is effectively supporting tyranny The argument centers on the idea that due process and legal protections for accused/convicted persons are fundamental safeguards against authoritarian government overreach.

no lies detected. #civilrights

The dose makes the poison.

Hey now, they received input from state and local authorities.

It was a joint operation.

To my trans and non-binary friends, I see you and you are loved. Nothing Trump says or does will ever change that you are here and that you deserve the right to live your truth.

Fog of Love is exactly 2 players generating a rom-com-ish narrative.

minesweeper doesn't seem antisocial until you realize they could've called it oursweeper

you clearly meant "keep it up"

but here we are watching *ourselves* spin 'round to a beautiful oblivion

Put a little hand sanitizer dispenser next to the feeder?

One of my players' characters failed a perception check and that player stopped paying attention to what was going on at the table for the next 5 minutes.

Is this meta-roleplaying?

"Guy killed me with a swordfish, Mal. How weird is that?"

A catalogue of charges of plagiarism of Tanith Lee leveled against Neil Gaiman by Matthew Boroson

A catalogue of charges of plagiarism of Tanith Lee leveled against Neil Gaiman by Matthew Boroson.

This, by Matthew Boroson, is pretty convincing. I knew exactly none of it before reading the original post on Facebook.

New espresso machine hype! Here's hoping being able to make a mocha whenever I want doesn't lead to disaster...

#nailedit

Happy International Men's Day to all who celebrate.

And a hearty "fuck you" to the people who only ask about it on International Women's Day.

🤣 that closing quote
Tao te Keith

To mark "Trump will declare a national emergency for mass deportations" day: here is the initial spreadsheet of our crowd-sourced *local* immigration advocacy/support organizations.

Please share widely, put to good use, and keep letting me know about more organizations folks can connect with.

I wanted to read the last Earthseed books, not live the first ones. Damn monkey paw.

YouTube video by AD Vids Don Rickles Chats About Wise Guys (2007)

It happened, but he also had friends who were really good at, uh, explaining comedy.
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Take enough and you'll have the first chapter for a book!

$814,000 to keep ~30 residents from returning. For that same amount they could have handed each displaced person $27k and changed the trajectory of 30 lives forever. But instead Chicago opted to enrich a fence company.