#nationsquid

[drealovesxenomorphs]

Hello, passersby...

I do not post often, but if I do then it is an appreciation post, a mood board, or headcanon essays (when I want to say something, I have a lot to say. Be warned.)

...Honestly, I just reblog stuff I like 99% of the time. (Not like this is a common occurrence, but I'm fine with mass reblogging/liking if you were nervous ☺️)

What I like + tags...

Team Fortress 2: #team fortress 2

Madness Combat: #madness combat

OFF: #off game

Hotline Miami: #hotline miami

Big Hero 6: #big hero 6

Invader Zim: #invader zim

Fanboy and Chum Chum: #fbacc

Eddsworld: #eddsworld

Robot and Monster: #robot and monster

Postal/Dude: #postal

Doki Doki Literature Club: #ddlc

AlfaOxtrot: #alfaoxtrot

NationSquid: #nationsquid

Tomska and Friends: #tomska

Music! (specifically into Fall Out Boy rn): #songs

Vaporwave (music + aesthetic): #a e s t h e t i c

The saviors of my week

#monday morning [tadashi]

#tuesday late night [deimos]

#wednesday midday [beard]

#thursday noon [gianni]

#friday night [johnnie]

Important Miscellaneous Tags

#my headcanons

#aesthetic board

#i'm just speaking nonsense

#appreciation post

#doodles

#<333

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[rubiatinctorum]

where is he. where is nationsquid's tumblr account

[britishchick09]

I just think this is rlly funny but im watching the new nationsquid video and was reading the comments. And went. Wait i know that typing style. And looked at the username and went FRIEND!!!!!

yep i commented on it earlier! ;D

[pillowspace]

v curious if some of those history of computer viruses videos were from NationSquid because i literally binged his videos just a few days ago after going down a similar rabbit hole as you

.............yes. NationSquid wiggled their way into my recommended and GOT me

[elevatortheory]

yay new nationsquid videos :-)

[orbdog]

nationsquid did a video on username 666 and it got me thinking. probably about analog horror or something. which lead me to remember scruffy’s video on how fnaf plays with sound, more specifically, the sound the door light makes when you cant turn the light on.

humans love control. we love BEING in control. when we’re in control, we know exactly what the outcome of given situation is going to be. which is great, because we also hate unpredictability. we hate the unknown. in fact, we’re TERRIFIED of it.

when its 2008, and the internet feels so small, it feels predictable. i mean, surely you’ve seen everything, right? surely this place is safe and harmless. all you’ve every used it for is watching invader zim youtube poops, playing webkinz/neopets/poptropica/club penguin and watching episodes of anime filmed on a digital camera in front of a tv split into 20 different parts. you know what the internet holds and you know what most of the programs on your computer do.

its predictable, and nothing can actually be THAT scary when its contained in the box crt monitor of the ancient, lovingly outdated windows xp computer.

until, inevitably, your friend tells you that you can download some game or song for free. they don't tell you how, but how hard could it possibly be? the net is small, there's not a whole lot of searching to be done. you find it under the fourth stone you turn, and press the big yellow download button. your computer is chugging. you've never seen it go so slowly before. you move your cursor the X to just close internet explorer and try again. you click.

ding.

nothing happens.

maybe its the first time you’ve ever heard this sound before, maybe its not, but you know that when you click that X, your browser should close. why isn’t it closing? what is this short, abrupt sound and why is it making your attempts to close it feel so useless?

you try again.

ding.

you go to click on another tab.

ding.

you try to minimize, because seeing your desktop and getting the browser away from view will feel safer. you know whats on your desktop. your desktop isnt the internet, and youre starting to feel like you dont know whats on the internet anymore.

ding.

ding.

ding ding ding ding ding ding.

eventually you resort to leaning over and holding down the power button. after a few, agonizing seconds, the screen finally goes black and the fans in the case fall silent shortly after.

and you’re in control again.

[jinxcast]

thinking about how in NationSquid's iloveyou virus video he showed us how to change the code to allow it to delete your entire OS and not just some files. he's so casual about it too.

[jthm-moved]

🌻 pingas

watching nationsquid’s newest video and smiling(:

[babylonbirdmeat]

Nationsquid: Makes a video about Creepypasta and acts intentionally playfully dodgy about his own past with creepy internet stories

Me: This is about GodlyRecon isn't it?

[mintyepic]

beatles video esssay made me cry (last 8 mins of "when all the crime stopped for 1 hour" by nationsquid)

[fireflys-locket]

Wait. Hold on. You're telling me it's almost the end of April already? Okay... well. I've been busy loving Sims and Hogwarts Legacy, as usual. I went to see the Mario movie (🍑😆) with my bestie cousin and finally took the hour ride to visit her apartment and meet her cats (🐱❤️🐱). Here are some other favorites from this month!

Once Upon a Broken Heart: I loved this book from the beginning, but the last 100 pages or so were absolutely captivating. This book was a joy to read, with its twists, fascinating characters, and beautiful descriptions. And I'm excited to get into the next one!

Mario Movie: I went to my first movie since lockdown, and I was pretty nervous. But I got to see it with my bestie cousin, and that made all the difference. The movie was fun and visually captivating. As a big fan of Mario games from a young age, the nostalgic references warmed my heart. The actual plot of the movie didn't entirely capture me, but sharing excited glances and laughs was well worth the viewing. Looking forward to a sequel!

12 Minutes: This game was an interesting one. Very strange plot and somewhat clunky in the controls. (Plus, I could not have figured out some of the endings on my own.) But I did enjoy it. Something different than anything I've played before, and it has the time loop thing I just can't get enough of!

YouTube Favs: I've been newly enjoying the NationSquid channel, covering the history of computer OSs and viruses, and he makes it all super interesting! I've also been enjoying Gaming Historian's videos. And Julia Slaughter's videos on the Taylor Swift eras are absolutely fascinating! Can't wait for more.

Music Favs: Ablaze (School of Seven Bells), Let Go (Rosi Golan), Either Or (Tiger March), Love (Daughter), Eve, the Apple of my Eye (Bell X1), Nobody Love (Tori Kelly).

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[ushanka-kid]

I keep on reporting the pretty women bots for spam and often question myself if I should report them for sexually explicit material (since I'm assuming that the links in their bios link to as NationSquid would put it, an "Ooh-la-la" website

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

[natalieapalumbo]

I wanted a NationSquid shirt, and I got one for Anthony, too. He assumed I wanted a picture, so...

I love my brother. 💙

[handsmotif]

i’ve been obsessed with old computer viruses lately

[milfyspamton]

just listened to nationsquid do an adread for 3 minutes without realizing