I got a PCR covid test at one earlier this year? And some kind of other test when I needed it for employment purposes. But yeah, I’ve never gotten sufficient help from urgent care for actual health issues

When I asked myself this question, I came up with the following:

Locally (in and around Chicago), I’m involved in 3 groups and 2 communities.

More broadly (mostly online), I’m involved in 2 groups and as many as 5 communities.

And I wonder where these numbers land compared to other people.

“Active participant” — you subjectively feel like you contribute time and energy to being part of this community or group.

“Group” — a more defined, smaller collection of people either united by having something in common or by a certain activity (like a band or a trivia team).

“Community” — a loose collection of people united by something they have in common (interest, identity, geographic location, etc).

My partner did the same thing with the VHS he had! It wouldn’t be quite the same without OshKosh B’Gosh

The show description calls it psychological horror, which checks out. And it’s focused on a small group of core characters. Whereas Hazbin is asking big universal questions with a large cast.
But there’s something about the vibes that match. I think the two shows share a similar sense of humor.

Digital Circus has big “everything is sparkly and whimsical but there is Something Sinister Going On” vibes from the jump. It’s computer animated and not a musical, in a lot of ways it seems like a different category of show than Hazbin, but I can understand why there’s fandom
crossover.

On a personal note it’s been fascinating picking up the trail of breadcrumbs that will eventually lead to the Starcruiser.
-digital characters you can have a conversation with
-Magic Bands
-immersion
-and I just now got to the Star Wars acquisition

And like obviously we’re heading toward the whole AI LLM thing, but boy are we walking aaaallllllll the way there

Yes! I see a lot of Pomni cosplayers on the feed, so it was categorized in my head for a long time as “the show with that cute lil clown guy.” Then someone told me my personal style reminded them of Zooble and that was what first really piqued my interest

“Put a shirt on, you mangy stray!!”

The more his power grows the more he slays (enemies and looks)