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nobody-lavender

some context that will definitely totally help

the dog is a robot, basically the in-universe equivalent of a smartphone

it also contains one-third of blue guy’s consciousness because he uploaded it to the dog

in this route the dog’s programming (=blue guy) gets reuploaded again to a human body

the body belonged to blue guy’s twin brother who willingly sacrificed himself for the project

frikitty

orcboxer

autism tests are so funny. I'm extremely literal most of the time, but people don't tell me that generally, so I'm inclined to answer disagree. because I'm taking the statement too literally

peopleingishard

^not my post but same sentiment

osterby

When I was a kid, people did indeed tell me that I was being too literal. As an adult, I am just as literal but people rarely remark on my literalism, and when they do it's not judgemental; they remark that I am literal, not that I am too literal.

So even if I heard this a lot as an adult, I'd still have to disagree! No one tells me that I'm too literal!

weenie-kun

it feels like this for me

latinonudez

wet or dry ?

beardbreton

anarchistmemedistro

Attackers explain how an anti-spam defense became an AI weapon.

megaceros

love that energy

taujr-resort

kindlysirwolf

opens my jaw real wide and does this to u

segamascott

opticallyaddicted

Masafusa Shibuya, satin, organdy, and silk thread

Masafusa Shibuya made these garments out of satin, organdy and silk thread. They offer the kind of comfort that you can touch and see, but also remember. Part dream, part architecture and part mood, these solitary scapes are a refuge of pathos and melancholy. As found in Fabric and Needlework Illustration, 1994. Via