Some poses can be hard to find, but I've found that Picryl is a good search engine for public domain and definitely not AI pictures (although they make it a chore to download pics), and can be good for BG/color references.
Other goodies: Pexels, Wikimedia, Public Domain Image Archive, even Flickr

I think the late 2024 influx of Xfugees ruined it because this site has morphed into "Twitter 2" and most new features have been about replicating that old site, not around making AT Protocol into a real ActivityPub competitor/companion. It'll come eventually... Probably...

I don't get how this of all sites doesn't have a "toggle reposts" feature when looking on someone's own page. I eagerly await the day when the AT Protocol has alternative websites to use our accounts through

Fitzgerald and I wrote a very good sequel together

A production company that has been advancing cost-effective VFX for TV, keeping Phil Tippett making stop-motion creatures, and employing hundreds of puppeteers, at that. I couldn't possibly have imagined how active and inventive Lucasfilm would become back in 2012.

The only things that ever get me serially keeping up with a series consistently for years have been Star Wars and MS Paint Adventures, and the latter not since 2012. I really love the Ultimate Marvel stuff, but I just end up catching up every 6-8 months, even when the real-time plot is relevant

This is so cool!!!!

I think it's because Luke always called C-3PO just 3PO in the first movie so the comics and books ended up "humanizing" him with the phonetic spelling, then R2 as well. You'd think a comic strip like this would want to save space with just 3PO though

Nick was like that for years already with endless Spongebob, Fairly Oddparents, and Drake & Josh/iCarly reruns almost every day and much less for their lesser programs. That apparently worked out just fine, although it bored me out of my mind as a kid to watch the same Jimmy Neutron episode 6 times

As opposed to 2020 election "big ideas" that were circulating by this time 2018-19 such as Supreme Court Reform, D.C./PR Statehood, Green New Deal, and Universal Basic Income that sparked lots of discussion.

Any data out there to suggest movement on Constitutional Amendments? There's a strong atmosphere of electoral nihilism in my echo chambers dampening the "midterm energy," and amendments are the only way to override SCOTUS, but I haven't been seeing people advocating for them much

As a kid, Gen 3 sorely disappointed me, and I didn't even beat it until after Diamond and Pearl so I could transfer my Pokemon to the DS. I'm not sure I can pinpoint the reason, even

Main series, Gold and Silver is my favorite, and X and Y was my least favorite, although I haven't played any since then so I don't know if the newer ones are better or worse.

My favorite games overall is Stadium 2. It taught me the type chart! And the minigames are legitimately great at a party!