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talking to @floorlimes​ about how some of the real world stuff that happens is way too big to go unnoticed by the people of Paris (see: giant swirling black tornado thing above the factory when XANA escapes in the season 2 finale), so there must be conspiracy theorists out there picking up the pieces and trying to make them fit together. so we came up with this idea of…

Jeremie and Odd both independently start visiting conspiracy forums on the Internet and specifically look for anything Lyoko-related

Jeremie fabricates logical misdirections that are based in reality and sound sort of plausible, but have nothing to do with what’s really going on. He tries to steer people away from the truth

Odd’s mainly just there to troll and get people excited about completely off-the-wall theories

They butt heads a few times and get into arguments over how implausible the other’s theory sounds - Jeremie really wants people to believe his fake ideas to get them off the gang’s scent (plus Odd’s theory makes absolutely no logical sense and he wants to correct the facts) but Odd’s just having so much fun deliberately annoying the crap out of this stranger on the Internet

One day Jeremie complains about his arguments with this idiot on the conspiracy forums who hasn’t even the slightest hint of reason and he’s so tired of arguing with him

Odd: wait that was Jeremie all along???

Odd: wait that was Jeremie all along ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

And then instead of revealing his identity, Odd starts going out of his way to specifically annoy Jeremie on the forums, pressing many of his buttons

(maybe even going so far as to post a theory that’s the actual truth about these school kids, a supercomputer and a virtual world in the abandoned factory. but everyone thinks it’s just as unbelievable as all his other theories. except for Jeremie)

It’s all fun and games until Jeremie gets so pissed he decides to look up this person’s IP address

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Sissi and the curse of the weggy board

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Mom: Home in 5 minutes, hope you’ve taken the chicken out of the freezer

Me: 

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recently came across some plates and bowls that would be perfect for a children's hospital

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supervillain whose go-to evil plan of Kidnapping The Hero's Romantic Interest is foiled after the hero goes through a bad breakup and shows no interest in dating. hence the villain finds themself in the unusual position of playing secret scheming matchmaker to their own archnemesis...

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I love uninstalling shit. Get out of my computer.

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Any day now

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the two genders are yes or no

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Mastercard (US): 1-800-627-8372

Mastercard (Global): 1-636-722-7111

Visa (US + Canada): 1-800-847-2911

Paypal: 44-0203-901-7000

Perverts can do better than 1000 calls.

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Reading the new checks that might come in due to the Online Safety Act in the UK and this is actually bullshit

[Image Transcript:

And how will I prove my age?

There’s a number of methods a site or app might use to ask you to confirm your age. They might do this check themselves or use another company to do the check. These methods include:

Facial age estimation – you show your face via photo or video, and technology analyses it to estimate your age. 

Open banking – you give permission for the age-check service to securely access information from your bank about whether you are over 18. The age-check service then confirms this with the site or app.

Digital identity services – these include digital identity wallets, which can securely store and share information which proves your age in a digital format.

Credit card age checks – you provide your credit card details and a payment processor checks if the card is valid. As you must be over 18 to obtain a credit card this shows you are over 18.

Email-based age estimation – you provide your email address, and technology analyses other online services where it has been used – such as banking or utility providers - to estimate your age.  

Mobile network operator age checks – you give your permission for an age-check service to confirm whether or not your mobile phone number has age filters applied to it. If there are no restrictions, this confirms you are over 18. 

Photo-ID matching – this is similar to a check when you show a document. For example, you upload an image of a document that shows your face and age, and an image of yourself at the same time – these are compared to confirm if the document is yours.

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Not only is this such a fucking breach of privacy, but this is going to hurt adults in vulnerable and abusive situations. Some adults don’t have bank accounts or credit cards or even a fucking phone. I’m one of them. I could not give half of this information even if I wanted to. What the fuck is this. Fuck the UK government. This isn’t going to protect kids, this is just going to hurt adults, and I know full well when they say “sites that allow pornography” they’re going to be going after sites that have huge amounts of queer content, like tumblr and Ao3. Queer kids are gonna lose their fucking communities because of this shit. Abuse victims are going to lose online support systems because of this.

I’m genuinely fucked off about this, and worried about whether I’m going to lose every single one of my online friends. Anyone in the UK, please email your MP and sign this petition. It needs to reach 100k signatures to pass through Parliament.

I’m only hoping the backlash will be big enough for them to stop implementing these measures.

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you ever get days where youre feeling like. just a little extra autistic

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eevee is like a prey animal to me

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