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Groovy Funky Channel 54 aired that in the early 2k's! It was one of the first anime that I saw front to back!

(Fam is awesome and I will hear no slander against her.)

AI users bleating about "prompt thieves".
A "prompt thief" is just the guy behind you at McDonalds ordering exactly the same thing; neither of you are doing any work and neither of you have any taste, because you're both at f**king McDonalds.

‼️ ICYMI: Amazon Ring announced a partnership with the notorious surveillance tech company Flock, which was recently exposed for secretly sharing camera data w/ ICE & law enforcement investigating people who travel for abortion care.

Whose land this is I do not know
The statue fell down long ago;
No one will mind me stopping here   
To watch the sand o’er ruins blow.

My camel friend must think it queer   
To rest with no oasis near   
And precious little shade these days   
Gives Ozymandias, I fear.

(1/2)

We could have had Terry Taylor come back as a vengeful Red Rooster in that egg, targeting everyone who LET HIM GO OUT IN PUBLIC WITH THAT GODAWFUL GIMMICK, but no, we got the Ketamine Narragansett there.

10. Battletech. I upgraded my PC in an attempt to get Roguetech working better. (It did not work better.)

9. The Monster Prom series. Again, SO MANY HOURS LOGGED. The best multiplayer party dating sim series ever.

8. Aotenjo. It's Balatro meets Mahjong, what's there to dislike?

7. Terraria. I have. SO MANY. Hours logged. SO. MANY.

6. Sunless Skies, Steam. The formative stuff is over, this is a recent one. Steampunk cosmic horror meets satirical comedy? Hells to the yes.

5. Commander Keen in Aliens Ate My Baby-Sitter!, MS-DOS. And we're back again with THE formative platformer of my life.

4. Phantasy Star IV, Genesis. The first RPG I beat. Granted my sib beat the last boss before me, but that's besides the point.

3. Master of Orion, MS-DOS. Between this and Civ I conquered more universes...

2. Moraff's World, MS-DOS. The first ACTUAL roguelike I played. Janky, broken, but I loved it.

1. Castle Adventure, MS-DOS. The first game I beat when I was six. A top down game with a vaguely Roguelike feel but no actual staples of the genre.

10 games to get to know me: A text thread.

Do not be a doomer about this. Just call your New York friends and remind them to vote, and tell them to do the same. He is more popular and will win with good turnout.

It actually started out with MTG, but there's a lot of room to play around there.

(Witherbloom FTW.)

ALL OF THIS!

Do not engage with the IP.
Find other wizard schools.
Little Witch Academia isn't funding transphobia.
Strixhaven isn't funding transphobia.

Alt texted for our visually impaired homies here.

If you pay for Harry Potter merch, items, you pay JK Rowling, and you are paying her advocacy against trans people.

And fuck you for it. Fuck. You.

Please make this.

remember what they took from you [angelfire]

I tell you, the balance between positivity and platitudes is a STRUGGLE.

Picture unrelated, but them BUTTONS BE STRUGGLIN AMIRITE DIANE FROM EGS?!

I MEAN I THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE THAT THE DREAM WAS A GOOD ONE, EVEN IF I BOUGHT INTO A LOAD OF RAT FECES, RIGHT? AND IT ISN'T AS IF I'M NOT USING THE SKILLS I DEVELOPED, SO THERE'S THAT.

Ashley from El Goonish Shive, staring upwards, starry-eyed and mouth open.

There is never a bad time for EGS or a comment they do not fit with.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=LW9h...

So many basic concepts are illustrated in games and stories.

The benefits of diversity: ”We can‘t ALL be tanks!”

Privilege and the use thereof (both good and bad): Superman, Lex Luthor, Batman, Spider-Man (“with great power comes great responsibility”)…

Lumpy Bear?!

this is worth seven minutes of your time. i've never been prouder to give somebody my vote