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If it keeps you from killing yourself it's not stupid. This applies to anything btw.

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it lagged in literally the funniest spot ever.

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Gallos con tenis 🐓👟

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Naoto I go here

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i confess a non-zero number of times while bouldering and struggling to complete a problem i have had the unbidden thought "i bet if joker persona 5 were here he'd scale this with no issue" which annoyed me so much i recovered enough strength to finish the problem. im saying being an anime villain is a practical skill with real world applications

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Ok wait I’m thinking about the Ratthi/Tarik thing again and I can’t stop laughing. Two of the literal main characters of this book are having complicated relationship drama the whole time, and Murderbot just never mentions it to the audience bc it doesn’t give a shit. The subject only comes up bc the two of them start talking about the “Thing Going On Between Them” in front of it, and Murderbot shows you a flashback of it finding out about said relationship and quite literally running away in disgust. And then after that it never mentions any of this again. 10/10 narration Murderbot no notes

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Current writing advice I'm seeing on TikTok and Insta is telling authors to stop using em dashes in their work because, "AI uses em dashes so people will think you've used AI."

Y'know, the AI that was trained on the stolen work of real authors?

Anyway, I will not be doing that. What I will be doing, however, is adding a note at the start of all my books that no AI was used in the creation of my work because I, the author, did not go to university for four fucking years to study English literature and linguistics only to be told I can't use proper grammar because someone might think a robot wrote it.

Fucking, insane.

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Critical Role: EXU Calamity Dimension 20: The Ravening War Dimension 20: Burrow's End Critical Role: Wildemount Wildlings Dimension 20: On a Bus

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"It's so fucked up women have to do sex work to survive" so trueee it's so fucked up we live in a capitalist society where you need to do work you don't want to do just to be alive. I'm so glad we're talking about ALL the jobs that are forced onto people, especially women, that are full of harassment. Thank God we're not just focusing on jobs that are already heavily stigmatized and shaming women for doing what's necessary to survive, even though every single person has to do that but for some reason it's immoral when it's a stripper instead of a fast food employee

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The full set!!!

then everything changed when the fire nation attacked.

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🚌 my designs for the brand new season! 🎲

patreon * twitch * shop  

[ID: A digital art movie poster for the Dimension 20: On A Bus show. At the top of the image, the cast of the show is listed as: Aabria Iyengar as a blue M&M, Jasmine Bhullar as one of those little army soldier toys, Brennan Lee Mulligan as a golden monolopy hat, and Mark Mercer as ball of lint. Six-sided dice and a purple and pink explosion border the "characters". Below the cast is a large, pink bus (a Barbie dream caravan) with a logo for the show on the side. The bus is being driven by a smiling elvish white woman, underneath is written: Dragon Master, Katie Marovitch. At the bottom, a quote text reads: "I can't imagine what happened." - Dimension 20 Executive Producer. End ID.]

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I mean, what else is there to say? Dimension 20 - On A Bus was one of the greatest first episodes of D20 to date. Incredible players, stellar setting, and AMAZING DM-ing by Katie! For a first time running a game, she absolutely NAILED it. I had my doubts, but if there's anyone who can fill Brennan's American Girl Shoes, it's her. @dropoutdottv @dimension20official @gamechangershow, if you need someone to do character art for the new season, I'm your man!

(And to everyone else, I do actual D&D commissions if you're interested)

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thanks for the comments and asks saying i'm being mean for very mildly saying i don't like when people make social decisions based on horoscopes.

your behavior has made me realize i should be "meaner": horoscopes are fake.

the position of planets and balls of gas did not in any way impact your personality or destiny. it has nothing to do with what kind of people you are compatible with, despite what an app or magazine told you.

i think sincere belief in horoscopes shows a concerning propensity to trust pseudoscience and a susceptibility to confirmation bias.

i'm pretty tired of having to tiptoe around this kind of thing and include disclaimers. if you genuinely think you shouldn't be friends with someone because of the date they came out of a uterus, you're being a clown.

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HERO_SWORD.EXE HERO_AXE.EXE HERO_SCARF.EXE

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