I’m just happy you’re here with us :)

I have no idea where I will ever use this gif but I’ll save it just in case

We have a postcard of this artwork hanging on the inside of one our cubboards. Allways funny when someone new opens them for the first time

I’ve watched a 45 minute video about exactly that topic and now it’s really amusing to think back about the points whenever such a meme comes up.

Here is the Jakob Geller video :Why does everyone think “1985” agrees with them

Great recommend

Nothing wrong with meatbeating but in the interest of all Ms Darlings the knowledge should be shared

I love it so much whenever I accidentally stumple upon my clusterfuck of written notes in my paper notebook.

[email protected] Needs to be mentioned here

Honestly that’s way more wholesome than I expected

You guys should check out Tunic!

It’s a cute zeldaish adventure where a manual a a core part of the Gameplay loop. Basicly you find pages of the manual ingame as you progress and learn about it this way. And the manual looks freaking georgous. A pure love letter to exactly that time. But be beware that Tunic is a knowledge based game. So any information might spoil something for you. Please inform yourself with caution.

If you enjoyed the game you can even order the manual as a physical prop as official march.

Well TIL. Thank you for sharing

I’m pretty sure that’s not carved by hand…

I disaggre. I feel like it’s valid to point out an issue to make everyone think about it and possible solutions to it.

AFAIK there is a term to describe the phenomenon when talking about discrimation : Intersectionality. But I’ve only read this in German literature so it might not be used internationally.

It describes how discrimination feels is unique and everyone faces different forms of discrimation, but there is some overlap (intersection of circles) between these discriminative experiences. By arguing with Intersectionality your experience is unique to you while still using the umbrella term discrimation. This situation here seems similar to me but instead of the negative discrimination we are talking about the positive privilege. But to me it seems like the concept still applies.

That’s pretty impressive for a shark…

Also there are way to many violent sex scenes in dark romance books, for kids who are just starting to grasp what sec can be. Nothing wrong with people liking brutal sex, but that’s not beginner level friendly and might set wrong expectations.

That I did not see that one coming. Chapeau OP

Goats need a Screwdriver and will do the maintenance of the panels themselves

That was pure poetry

Sex member September actually goes hard