tomie @tomie@gameliberty.club

@teto @beardalaxy ngl my bet was on the middle one

@beardalaxy it's shit

when I was a kid I flat out nuked a fresh cleared save of my favorite game, shrugged it off with "well i already cleared it :)" and went my merry way
today this would be unthinkable, something like that would've knocked me out of commission for a week at least

bruh 💀

https://youtu.be/QZWDIKKvNrc

bear is out, hungry pack of wolves is IN

i thought that the word "aesthetic" would be enough of itself to deter nerds who see, i dunno, kids playing pirates and instantly go "well, ACKTYUALLY 🤓 pirates were CRIMINALS ☝️ and SMELLED BAD, so DON'T romanticize pirates"; but no, these retards are still in action full swing, and they're now judging the mob wife aesthetic trend because "acktyually 🤓 being a mob wife is NOT FUN ☝️" like no shit bro, that's why only the a e s t h e t i c is trendy, you fucking retard

@AngelinaTrest @Jazzy_Butts you are literally a monster which made a "personality" entirely out of sexual perversions

when everyone were cheering for Y2K to return they didn't mean it like this

https://youtu.be/RXRRQxJwpnM

@TimeSpent oh, that's the word! thank you

hair picking disorder is trichotillomania, skin picking disorder is dermatillomania, but what's the name for nail picking disorder
and if nails and hair are basically the same thing shouldn't it be considered the same

@LukeAlmighty and that is a very good detector of shit stories about these two: if the story makes Jonathan Kent an asshole who would rather let a school bus full of children perish but not give away the secret; or the story makes Thomas Wayne some kind of evil mafia puppetmaster orchestrating the misery of Gotham - those are probably very, very shitty stories and their authors either have no understanding of basic things or are too busy subverting and deconstructing shit just to "own the chuds"

@LukeAlmighty and imo both Superman and Batman are still going strong even almost 100 years later is exactly because their stories break down to the simplest "Clark is a good boi who loves his ma and pa" and "Bruce is a sad boi who loved his mom and dad"; and Batman is more popular only because people are attracted to unnecessary and cruel character angst

@LukeAlmighty those are risky reqs and these two things just something I've read relatively recently so they're on top of my head, but my therapist says that whatever comes to your head first is usually the correct decision so:
read Superman: For All Seasons for good super/man dichotomy; the art is VERY specific but super comfy
and read Kingdom Come for what happens when super forgets about the man (and it's not Injustice)
both series are in self-contained and require literally none of "read issue #873 of completely different superhero series" bullfuckery which is the usual pitfall of big comics

@LukeAlmighty I like the 1978 one, even if Lex Luthor there is lackluster
but watching movies is a normie way, trve knowledge seekers go straight to the source material, and because western comics are the way they are, this directly depends on your level of various comic book shenanigans tolerance, like, would you like some 40's goodies or 90's-00's ow the edge or 70's complete crack-fueled funsies, or 80's more serious sci-fiery approach
given that you are a star wars nerd, my bet is on the 80's-90's more serious works, but before I start assembling "baby's first Superman" recs I need to know whether I should
besides, there's also the 90's cartoon, it's also good

@LukeAlmighty yes