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This is what Chigusa Nagayo does to people who talk shit about masc women
Ok everyone let’s think beautiful thoughts about masculine women today.
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I am going to flip a goddamn table.
this is not a drag on fanfiction but if you find yourself consistently saying “wow fic is better than most published stuff!! and it’s free!!” it might be a sign that your brain is ready for and craving more complicated literature than the books you are used to gravitating towards
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Oh cool, the Kasov Collection has a music room
a kinetic sculpture by Tim Lewis
I know it’s not pottery but it is sculptural and holy shit
it’s beautiful and disturbing and I feel like I could stumble across this creature in a forest and never be seen again???
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So I feel like I should point out that the US has grocery stores in every size you can think of. From Wal Marts the size of small towns to places the size of a room to every level you can think of inbetween. Including medium size stores in urban areas. They all exist.
The issue isn't that the US doesn't know about medium size grocery stores. The issue is that the sort of inner city areas that become food deserts aren't profitable enough to support a chain grocery store. And I'll stress that I'm not saying "unprofitable", I'm saying "not profitable enough". You can make money by selling groceries to poor people in inner cities but you'll make more money by making them trudge over to the big box store you built in the suburbs.
The best way to show that the problem isn't being unable to build smaller grocery stores is to look at what happens when an inner city area gets gentrified. There will be a trader joes in there before you can say "two buck chuck".
America should have Tesco
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Tma fans be like “awww such a cute couple!!” And it’s literally either
Noodle armed trauma boy and a 10/10 smokeshow doll
Disaster bisexual in a cute hairband and a 10/10 smokeshow doll
Paranoid Scottish IT guy and a 10/10 smokeshow doll
Interdimensional bad girlfriend and - you guessed it - a 10/10 smokeshow doll
Tma fans be like “awww such a cute couple!!” And it’s literally either
Two identical buff postal workers
All-knowing eldritch antichrist and his murderous plus one
A youtuber who stabbed her own eyes out and a podcaster who can’t feel fear
Crooked cop and crooked cop who is also a dog
Invisible sea captain and a 200 yo eyeball bitch
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people who use generative ai to write fanfiction will never know the satisfaction of being stuck on a scene in their fic for a while and turning it over in their head umpteen times and then figuring it out on their own and feeling like a million bucks because they just did that.
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Tumblr loves to be like "Potentially mature content. This post may contain content not suitable for all audiences." and it's a fully dressed Thai guy in a chunky sweater.
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Phoebe Bridgers has not aged a day

Miss Unsafe Brakes from the 1939 Chicago Auto Show
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RIP Murderbot, destroyed by a rogue Derek.

I think they'd have fun watching media together.
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So the original asker is probably going to get a million recommendations for different things for distance gaming, all of which will be very dependent on the system they're using, so let me give my limited experience of several vtts, several systems, and several price points.
- Roll20 would be my go to if you want to run d&d with maps and tokens and suchlike. The free version isn't bad, although you would have to pay for additional stuff from the rulebooks (including classes and subclasses and races not in the basic rules). It's pretty easy to use and supports video chat
- Owlbear Rodeo is cheap and cheerful and incredibly easy to use for rendering maps. However your players will be in charge of their own character sheets offline. If you're okay with that it's free software that can get a map and stuff up quickly and has a dice roller built in.
- if you want to get deeply nerdy with it, Foundry is amazing. It can run almost any game, with community made rulesets. It supports community modules that can do anything from give you 3d dice to ripping pdfs of campaigns and turning them into battlemaps and characters and stuff. However it is more expensive than the other options. 50 bucks for the software to run on your own computer, plus the cost of hosting (Forge is pretty good and pretty reasonable). Basically this is the Nerd Option. However I highly recommend it for running Pathfinder 1e or 2e,its implementation of the pathfinder rules is amazing
- Discord. If you're playing something Theatre Of The Mind, don't discount having a Discord channel, using inbuilt voice and video chat, and just posting images of what you want your party to see. Pen and paper work surprisingly well at a distance.
i‘m about to start a campaign with my friends, for most of us our first one, and one of us lives in another country. you gmed during covid, how did you make the game accessible to everyone? did you use any specific programs?
thanks!!
So I have run a lot of games remotely and I can say with absolute experienced authority that I am NOT an authority on this subject. Back in the day, due to recording limitations I would literally have to call people via Skype and then share battle maps via a shared access to a Google Sheet with coloured cells. Eventually I did progress to using Roll 20 with interactive maps etc. but I hardly scratched the surface of what it could do due to being distracted monitoring recording equipment and everything I used is now wildly out of date and irrelevant. Sorry to disappoint.
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Important update:
So you should get into wrestling

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If the true contest on Taskmaster is to be the contestant everyone remembers, Zouks is lapping everyone this season. What a ridiculous, ridiculous man.
I'm so sorry to interrupt the children's midnight picnic.
TASKMASTER, Series 19 Episode 4 "Midnight Picnic"
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On the plus side there's a very real chance he was there for the world's highest kickflip
The oldest son of my mom's really good friend just climbed Mt. Everest.
My initial reaction when she told me this was a thing he was doing was .... WHY THE FUCK, DUDE!?!?!?
This is a forty-year-old man, with two very small children (as in, I-could-easily-carry-one-on-each-hip-at-the-same-time small) and a wonderful wife. Yeah, they live in Colorado and do a lot of hiking, etc.
BUT STILL.
Naturally, his mom and my mom have been on absolute tenterhooks.
I, on the other hand, spent most of yesterday while we waited for confirmation that he had summited and was now on the way back down from this ABSOLUTE INSANE NONSENSE traumatizing her with fun factoids gleaned from Wikipedia about why he should have known better than to try this shit.
Yay, bro, it's quite an accomplishment. Congrats.
Now get back home and spend the rest of your life atoning for scaring your wife shitless for literal weeks on end with your bullshit.
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So you should get into wrestling

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