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when ur playing stardew valley but ur seeking mr eaten's name

to clarify: it worked exactly as intended, since the porn is significantly brighter than anything else on my computer (probably on account of dark mode or it hurts my eyes)

....okay so i just opened a porn thing specifically so i could use it to see better instead of turning on a light. i don't know what to think about this

today i found out somebody translated smash mouth all star into aramaic, and back into english, by hand, just because they could. the internet is a wonderful place

characters with too many limbs in not quite the right places

also, in case folks are confused here, this is from the official A House of Many Doors listing on the steam store

i should play homd some more. it's been a while since the last time i fucked a sapient mile-high tower of conjoined crows

when scots words bot accidentally grabs a regular english word

correction: it's exceedingly common for them to be really d__n disturbing for a modern minority audience

from my understanding, most cis white dudes are left unscathed by reading these

honestly a lot of the so-called classics of literature fit this general pattern—most of them are relatively uninteresting to a modern audience in terms of writing style, and the majority of them are useful tools for developing a contextual perspective on the time & place they were written. the downside, of course, is that it's exceedingly common for them to be really d__n disturbing for a modern audience, especially if one happens to be a minority, since the list tends to be curated by white men

i will, however, encourage folx to look into dickens' work if you're not already familiar with it. i wouldn't generally recommend any of his novels, but his short stories tend to be good and it's worth reading commentaries on a christmas carol just for the history—i'm legitimately impressed by the amount of detail he fit into that one story in support of better treatment for the poor, and a lot of it is hard for a modern audience to pick up on. so decent commentary contextualises a Lot of things