beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

classic

@TrevorGoodchild @LatigoMorgan and then also fantasize about killing people they don't like lmao

does anyone else have screamer anxiety? there are certain things i'll see on the internet that trigger that. a lot of the "liminal space" images do that for me, like if i stare at it for too long a scary face is going to pop up.

@xianc78 yeah he's a really weird dude for sure. don't think anything he did is really cancellable though tbh. just enough to like, not watch him if you don't like him i guess lol.

https://youtu.be/hQohYRzybBg

uh oh

@RehnSturm256 THEEE DREEEAAAMMMM

@burner i know exactly what these videos are originally and who is uploading them lmao

@wgiwf @marlin

@nikiboo that's pretty much every franchise these days ;_;

@YeetLibs do your part

for henya

@PafuPafuVt The “Dead Internet Theory” suggests that a significant portion of the internet is fake or artificially generated, and that much of the content and interactions online are created by bots or automated systems rather than real people. While it’s a fascinating topic, it’s not a mainstream or widely accepted theory. Most experts and researchers view the internet as being overwhelmingly populated by real users, though they do acknowledge the presence of bots and automated content.

The theory gained traction in some online communities and forums, where users discuss the rise of bot activity, the manipulation of online content, and the decreasing authenticity of online interactions. However, mainstream discussions usually focus on the impact of bots and misinformation without endorsing the more extreme claims of the Dead Internet Theory.

@YeetLibs mumei also has good wife energy

@remindmenottopoast @YeetLibs rick astley is the closest you can get to english city pop

post your least favorite vtuber designs

i'll start