#nerdy game

[aliceinnerdland]

🧚💐A Court of Fey & Flowers Memes💐🧚

Me being a creature of structure and habit with a soul for chaos. 🫠

[nerds-in-wonderland]

TTRPG Sunday~~~ 🧚🏻‍♀🧝🏻‍♂🧙🏻‍♂

Dimension 20 Edition

~Alice 🌌

[sparkie96]

Miyamoto announced on the official Nintendo Twitter account the leading roles of the upcoming Legend of Zelda Live Action film as well as the release date.

https://x.com/Nintendo/status/1945433161124688335

🌄👑🗡

(Screenshots for those who do not wish to engage with Twitter/Do Not Have an account)

[smoshmybones]

we DONT talk about her enough. im so obsessed

[nanalite]

PETER PARKER IN MARVEL RIVALS

[montelotl]

I love Chance being written as a bashful fool as much as the next guy

BUT DAMN THIS WHITE BOY CAN FLIRT MY DAMN PANTS OFF

[skeletonkeypurple]

RIP to the cuntiest duo that never was.

[cowardlykrow]

"Suck it, weeb-ass BEEETCH!"

Richie loses to Ruth. (She probably cheated)

[aliceinnerdland]

🧚💐A Court of Fey & Flowers Memes💐🧚

Me on a daily basis trying to figure out how I got myself into situations

[nerds-in-wonderland]

👽X-Files Memes Because I'm Basically Fox Mulder👽

Look man. Fox Mulder is defo neurodivergent. at least ADHD. you cant expect him to remember something as trivial as a camera. 📷

`Alice 🌌

[rbvcdeluxe]

something something max's main color being red with blue highlights something something grace's main color being blue with red highlights something something motivations something something alive and dead something something

[hipsternumbertwo]

Close enough. Welcome back Grace Chasity!

[ghost-nunya]

ok i know that jon technically featured on the new game changer by being in vic michaelis' musical, but making his first formal introduction on dropout being him very obviously being a huge monsterfucker is an absolutely CRAZY intro to people who didn't know him for anything else lmfaooo

[phanoutfitsblog]

Terrible Influence Tour Meet and Greet Outfit Stats

69 (lol) meet and greets later and the official "Terrible Influence Tour Meet and Greet Outfit Stats" are here!!

Compiling all this info over the past 5 months has been a real labour of love and I thought what better way to present the final statistics than in a fun, photocard inspired template for you to share and save and highlight what outfits dan and phil wore to your show

i have also made a TIERMAKER and included every single one (!!) of their outfits they wore on tour so you can rank your favourites. Available HERE!

if the graphics above aren't your thing I have also compiled all of the info into some gorgeous pie charts (on colour theme of course) with all the items they wore and the percentages

and finally, the google doc that started it all, here is the comprehensive list of every outfit they wore to every meet and greet, with links and photos included. you're welcome. Available HERE!

EDIT: huge thank you to @ahappydnp and their big ginormous brain for the genius idea of displaying the stats using the photocard template <333

[fattfemme]

Need a butch to play video games with me … so bad

[bigcats-birds-and-books]

Books of 2025: OVERGROWTH by Mira Grant.

Plant-astically delighted to report that I received an ARC via Tor (Nightfire) and Goodreads! I love Seanan McGuire's writing, and my first foray into her work as Mira Grant was INTO THE DROWNING DEEP, which was phenomenal (think all the best parts of Michael Crichton--the Science, the Speculation, the Consequences--but women and queer people are Entire Characters)(we love a good sci-fi horror paced like a thriller in this house).

The premise of OVERGROWTH is basically "the pod people are coming, they've been warning you about it for decades, and no one has been listening." Stasia, our main character and (first person, past tense) narrator, has spent her whole life telling people that she's "the vanguard of an invading species of intelligent alien plants," which is confirmed via a broadcast from space.

And the chapters are time-stamped "X days pre-invasion."

Yeah.

This book was an absolute delight and all around a lot of fun--the tone was the perfect balance of funny and heartfelt and relatable and dread-inducing, and it very much read like a love letter to the genre with lots of cross-pollinated references (Seymour? Little Shop of Horrors? War of the Worlds? Jurassic Park? Hello????).

It was also very much a book about the distinction between being human and being a person, and about alienation and belief and trust and friendship, and about queerness and neurodivergence and belonging. And, y'know, mimetic plant aliens, in myriad shades of green.

I was initially surprised by the choice to tell this story in past tense and first person (because DROWNING DEEP was patently not that, and most of what I've read of McGuire hasn't been either), but it turns out that was The Only Correct Way To Do It: For most of the book, Stasia didn't have the full picture of what was going on, but her partial understanding + our readerly perspective from inside her head carried both the relatability and the horror. It was a really interesting and cool way to do an alien invasion book (from the perspective of the invader's plant)(ahaha, botanical pun). Also, the narrative frame made me pterodactyl Hunter shriek my way through the last two pages, which. OOF. WHAT A RIDE!!! I'll be rotisserie-ing over the late-game twist (page 396/465 in my copy) and the ending for a long time.

I loved that the aliens felt alien and all too much like people; I loved Toni and Hunter; I loved the biology and worldbuilding; I loved the botanical quips ("salad bar" is, in fact, the best possible term of address to an alien invader, no notes); I loved the shady government agencies and unethical experimentation; I loved the "we are the monsters you have made". I stayed up way past my bedtime several times for this, and it was worth every second. Do recommend, check this out in May!!

Half-assed spoilery content warnings under the cut (I'm not good at these because I have a weird concept of what necessitates a warning, so please do NOT consider these complete in any way shape or form):

on-page toddler death (graphic, in prologue, signposted with "look away"); transphobia (toward beloved trans character); spider (alien); bug-adjacent (alien); vampirism/blood drinking; other usual horror/alien invasion type tropes etc. (body horror? do people tag body horror?? i was an animorphs kid i'm sorry i don't know what a normal amount of body horror is but i love it all)