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april 7th one of the most important days to me
love watching you play n absolutely wreck any game that really grabs you. white knuckle, basically every rpg, the uh. the one that changes based on actual moon phases
loved all the cool liminal vrc maps you've showed me, how you bounce n get all excited

Your hat fits! But, it looks like your tail length went to your ears! What? You, wider? Nooooo... not that much!

Had to ensure your immobility after the "fridge loop" incident, and now I'm just having fun with all that hard work~

I'll forgive you if you buy me a wheelbarrow full when it's discounted and then kiss the awful tummyache I'll have better 💖
Love ya too~

Of final note: information regarding the hazard, including its existence and how it functions is, in and of itself, hazardous, and will cause the infection in all who learn of it. These posts have been estimated to be long enough to ensure it takes hold.
Anyway, has anyone read the latest issue of B

A disinclination towards personal hygiene has also been noted in several hosts, though researchers aren't confident if this is a symptom of the memetic hazard, given that one would expect the obvious effects of such to be a deterrent to other potential hosts, limiting the spread of the information.

Physical side effects, aside from the obvious increase of weight, tend to vary. The most common is impaired vision, though many victims also develop orthodontic issues, bronchial inflammation, and acne vulgaris, requiring glasses, braces, inhalers, and common acne creams to treat respectively.

Hosts are also compelled to attend large gatherings of people who share similar—if not identical—interests, in the hopes of initiating a superspreading event. Examples include conventions, hobby-and-card-game stores, and video game/TCG tournaments.

Due to the rapid weight gain, hosts are subtly encouraged to purchase low-cost graphic t-shirts with bearing art or other sigils related to the information they carry to encourage potential new hosts to interact and express interest in the hazardous information carried.

There is little hope for a victim that reaches this stage of infection. They will feel an increasingly more potent urge to share and distribute the hazardous information they carry, doing everything they can to mark themselves as a true devotee to their media of choice—idols, wall-mounted art, etc.

It stores itself in the brain until an undetermined "overload point" is reached, unique to each individual, wherein it will start storing itself in other parts of the body, typically where fat reserves are held, and largely being indistinguishable from adipose to an outside observer.

This information disguises itself as the lore, plot, "fun facts", and other various pieces of trivia about one or more pieces of media typically deemed "niche" or "counter-cultural"—typically Japanese of origin, but has been known to affect media and entertainment sourced from other countries.