

they take turns shopping
they take turns shopping
Yeah, it started with Kingdom of Loathing, which is a free to play browser game, and more recently Shadows over Loathing, which has this cool 1920s Lovecraftian setting. All keep that great humor :D
The X of Loathing series is fantastic. Another stat that comes to mind is Hornswogglin’
In the game I’m playing, goblins have thick New York accents. If my creepy-ass lizard person dies, I might switch to that, or a Nordic elf with a thick Swedish accent.
Complians about microblogging
Comment doesn’t actually answer the thread question
Try it out, it seems like you might like it!
Does the post strike anyone else as “off”?
Like why is this person giving a full elevator pitch of who they are before they drop the bomb of “bluesky is toxic”?
Damn, seeing you downvoted makes see how sadly opinionated Lemmy is.
Like if you live in a rural area, a firearm is a fantastic and common investment. In rural areas, emergency help is a while away or nonexistent. Animal Control isn’t gonna be there when your chickens are getting snatched by a raccoon or your pets are getting hunted by coyotes. Cops aren’t gonna show up in time if some methhead is bashing down your door.
Plus, with a firearm, you can hunt! Yay for the most ethically sound way of putting meat on your table!
Real, cows gotta learn!
What if the kiss is just kissing the homies goodnight?
I’ve always appreciated how death talks in all caps in Discworld. Gives it this booming, powerful sense.
Hahahaha, I remember the original meme, and Kobolds fit right with it XD
Advanced cybernetics. From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel.
It’s saddening to see the slow slow progress of cybernetics.
Yeah, I know the word, just I’ve only ever heard it used by smug assholes with “guess what I almost said” expressions on their faces.
Lugubrious - because it means the opposite of how it sounds!
It’s fun to say, but is defined as sadness, which the word can’t evoke
I don’t understand, why is that your word?
Gormless is one of my favorites too. Shame it’s not used as much as it should be in general.
Yeah, that word means uncle-like, but it’s very much a word for a fun or chill uncle vibe.
Don’t you slander uncledom like that, you unavuncluar tranch!
I once read an article about how Valve is discouraging customers from smelling the exhaust of the Steam Deck.
Intrigued and willing to risk a couple brain cells for science, can confirm, it does smell nice.
I am a simple man. I see WoD, I upvote.