DasTroofen

Some aging rollerblader that's trying to find his way back. I do stuff and things: facebook.com/dasstuffandthings

[realian]

instead of shelling out 70 dollars for the new Silent Hill 2 remake, consider playing the original masterpiece for free on PC.

installing the game is incredibly easy even for the least computer-savvy people.

no matter your PC specs, you can play it. the game was designed to run on 2002 hardware. there is a 99% chance the game will run on your build.

the original Silent Hill 2 is abandonware, so you need not worry about the ethics of piracy.

after you install the game, be sure to patch it to turn it into the Silent Hill 2: Enhanced Edition.

the Enhanced Edition will let it run on modern builds and vastly improve the framerate and graphics.

you don't need to have any prior knowledge of computers to patch the game. follow the very easy instructions on the website. the game will essentially patch itself.

Link to the Silent Hill 2: Enhanced Edition.

[shencomix]

[dastroofen]

Yes.

[did-you-know]

Kids who are ‘cool’ in high school are more likely to have social problems, struggle with substance abuse, and engage in criminal activity as adults.

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[dastroofen]

I've met so many

[loadingartist]

ONE FOR THE ROAD

also here's a link to the bonus panels (3 panels this time!) on my patreon! <3 Thank you for your support

[did-you-know]

Incompetent people are often so incompetent, they don’t even realize their own incompetence.

According to the Dunning-Kruger effect, people who are ignorant or unskilled in any area are too inept to notice, so they end up thinking they’re far more competent than they actually are.

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[dastroofen]

Whoop there it is

[did-you-know]

The inventor of rolled toilet paper filed an original patent in 1891 that included illustrations of the paper hanging OVER the roll, not under it.

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[dastroofen]

Suck it nerds

[infinitemonkeybusiness]

give me lots of likes

[loadingartist]

new comic! - as you whisk

it's exocomics' birthday today!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY

[infinitemonkeybusiness]

Timmy

[loadingartist]

source: minimalism

btw I'm LIVE ON TWITCH drawing the new comic right now if you wanna come by and say hi or something

[did-you-know]

There’s a section of Yellowstone National Park where you could probably get away with murder.

The ‘Zone of Death’ is a 50- square-mile area on the Idaho side of the park that’s entirely uninhabited. If you committed a crime within the zone, there could be no jury because nobody lives there, a trial would be impossible, and, therefore, you could not be convicted.

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[dastroofen]

I know where I'm not going anytime soon

[johos-bizzare-adventure]

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[chrishallbeck]

Great!

Patreon.Com/chrishallbeck 

[deejay]

Things like this excites me.

[negativepighearts]

Who Cares if You Watch

The following is an extract from Milton Babbit’s paper, called “Who Cares if You Listen?”, published in 1958. The only difference is that I have replaced the word music with Rollerblades, Rollerblader or Rollerblading. I have also replaced the words concert and performer with fitting terms.

“Who Cares if You Listen?”

This article might have been entitled “The Rollerblader as Specialist” or, alternatively, and perhaps less contentiously, “The Rollerblader as Anachronism.” For I am concerned with stating an attitude towards the indisputable facts of the status and condition of the rollerblader of what we will, for the moment, designate as “serious”, “advanced”, contemporary rollerblading. This rollerblader expends an enormous amount of time and energy – and, usually, considerable money – on the creation of a commodity which has little, no, or negative commodity value. He is, in essence, a “vanity” rollerblader. The general public is largely unaware of and uninterested in his rollerblading. The majority of rollerbladers shun it and resent it. Consequently, the rollerblading is little performed, and then primarily at poorly attended sessions before an audience consisting in the main of fellow ‘professionals’. At best, the rollerblading would appear to be for, of, and by specialists.

Towards this condition of rollerblading and societal “isolation”, a variety of attitudes has been expressed, usually with the purpose of assigning blame, often to the rollerblading itself, occasionally to critics or the rollerblader, and very occasionally to the public. But to assign blame is to imply that this isolation is unnecessary and undesirable. It is my contention that, on the contrary, this condition is not only inevitable, but potentially advantageous for the rollerblader and his rollerblading. From my point of view, the rollerblader would do well to consider means of realizing, consolidating, and extending the advantages.

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Babbit goes on to explain what the advantages are.

[did-you-know]

Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Silence of the Lambs, and American Horror Story all have characters that were based on serial killer Ed Gein, who was so devastated by his mother’s death that he began to make a ‘woman suit’ so he could “become her and literally crawl into her skin.” 

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