#data and soup

[thesoupisburning]

i got a fun idea:

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REBLOG IM JUST A LITTLE GUY I ONLY CAN GET SO MANY PPL TO SEE THIS WITH TAGS GIVE ME DATAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaa.................

shit i forgot results. oh well. GUESS THAT MEANS YOU HAVE TO VOTE SUCKERSSSSSS

[goldensunset]

curious about something so i want to conduct a free-response survey. who (or what) first comes to your mind when you hear the name sebastian

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[mischievousspooks]

Ramen-tello

[youredyingthatsallthereis]

gambit posting rip my old icon which was cropped from one of my absolute favorite gambit panels:

but soup made art of the one and only hardstyle dj gary roach sanderson and said i can use it so there he is 🥹🎧🎶✨🪩

[roitaminnah]

I assume my general age range for when they get together doesn't match the general fandom consensus but I want to see how far off I am. also I love data >:3c

[guzhufuren]

as someone whose two favourite cinematic genres are romcom and toxic queer romance, and whose favourite qls are chinese wuxia ones, i fear i will never have a bigger event in my life now

[neomedievalist]

[anipekopeko]

[shapeshiftingcloud]

Spider-Man: Bubble-Spider

On the very edge of the multiverse, there lies a universe of that bridges the Spider-verse to another multiverse. Earth E-TFA-07 (or just TFA) has Bubble-Spider a more aquatic Spider-Man who protected Detroit from a number of familiar villains including but not limited to

-Rhino

-Vulture

-Electro

-Doc ock

-green goblin

This spider man died in 2025, with green goblin. There body was never recovered from the explosion as their body was lost to Lake Superior.

Update: This Spider-Man has now been classified as an anomaly due to them defying their final cannon event by being revived.

[thesoupisburning]

so there's no perfect ending, and all of them are equally true, but

which ending feels the most satisfying to the narrative you crafted while playing? which feels the most 'correct' to you?

the game is about perception and what you got from it, so what's your perception? what's your favorite? what satisfied your narrative? what has your favorite blorbo with you? what feels the best written? what made you the most emotional? what made you cry? what made you sob? wha

REBLOG FOR RESULTS PLZZZ OR ELSE THE DATA WILL BE SKEWED!!

[pierswife]

Just remembered that I made a Soup Store meme with Sima Shi and Sima Zhao when I was in high school... I should remake that--

[freyafukunaga]

13 hour loop of the last part of jack stauber's Doctor that goes (gasp) i think i'm sick again

[rollingstonesdata]

CANCIONES DE LOS ROLLING STONES: '100 YEARS AGO' (1973)

Canciones de The Rolling Stones: 100 Years Ago*VER MÁS CANCIONES*Click for English versionNow if you see me drinkin’ bad red wine/ Don’t worry ’bout this man that you love… Escrita por: Jagger/RichardGrabada: Dynamic Sounds Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, nov-dic. de 1972; Island Recording Studios, Londres, Inglaterra, junio de 1973Músicos invitados: Nicky Hopkins (piano), Billy Preston (clavinet),…

[th3-bl00d-on-yr-hands-rom3o]

When I was a kid they used to teach us at school that we should never use wikipedia because anyone can add to it, so it's not a reliable source of information. Now wikipedia is one of the only accessible sources of genuine facts on the internet, 'cause it's written by real human beings and it's not trying to sell you anything or make you vote for anyone.

My parents used to say to me that I could never really comprehend a time without the internet, when you couldn't just google something. If you wanted information you had to really hunt for it, in books in libraries or by sifting through confusing disconnected webpages. My generation took this stuff for granted, they said, and they were right.

I'm not that old but I remember a time when search engines actually worked, and people would "ask google" instead of asking chat GPT, only now google won't give you those answers, and Chat GPT will pretend it will but it's a language model, not a search function, so it says the words that sound like they should come next, not information that's known to be relevant. Sometimes the words that sound right are right, sometimes they're really fucking not. Idk. We took that shit for granted is all I'm saying. All hail wikipedia, and ai pisses me off.

[ame-x2]

112024

you know you've hit adulthood when what gets you excited is the prospect of having good vegetables 😭

[thesoupisburning]

menus

assuming 8.5x11 of course. and disregarding cover pages for the later answers