I feel the key to getting the most enjoyment out of RDR2’s story and pacing is to have some combination of crotchety old man and twelve year-old horse girl buried within you.

When you see this, post an image from your gallery to describe your mental health

Oh, and Star Fox 64.

Do these people not realize that if AI is allowed to stick around for more than the next couple years and becomes a societal necessity then all these AI services will be charging several hundred dollars in monthly subscriptions?

To me this comic is even funnier to imagine it was commissioned by someone who only specified “just draw me doing whatever you think is cool.”

4/5 stars. “I don’t know, it was a gift for my granddaughter.”

Thank you, Amazon.

Alphonse merely spreads out as he lays flat, he’s hardly fat.

Open-Sourced Fae sounds like a fantasy cyberpunk RPG that uses a pair of ten-sided dice and a hundred tables for hit locations and critical damage effects.

Given that her writing style is the literary equivalent of aimlessly attempting to fish an item stuck under a sofa using only a hairbrush on a string, I’m not surprised this seems to be her only means climbing the career ladder.

They’re probably confused cause they either:

1) Didn’t watch Eraserhead
2) Did watch Eraserhead

Note to self: 3D print chicken feet and glue to a cardboard foundation, so I can turn D&D miniature cottages into a hag house and use them in encounters.

It looks like it’d make for a better icecream sandwich.

“Cow! Cube! COWUUUBE!”

I’m sorry but I skimmed this post too fast and somehow read the chef’s quote in the singing voice of Gordon Lightfoot.

Things are rough lately but on the other hand… this cat loves catching bubbles.

Just plain ol’ regular children’s bubble blower solution. I figure it’s a safe enough soap if a cat eats only a couple bubbles every few months, and Edward just loves chasing them, usually starts chattering at the sight of bubbles.

Alphonse doesn’t really care for them, on the other hand.