Evil Kefir

Artist

[guerrillatech]

[thickness-protection-program]

White on white violence

[localadmin]

oh you like history? name everything that ever happened

[catsofinstagram]

[goodatyugioh]

reblog to kiss every cat on its little head :o)

[apas-95]

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[kropotkindersurprise]

[source]

[backrooms-live]

Oh fuck I hope this scary hallway has bitches

[coldafternoon-deactivated202102]

no therapy we die like men

[funnytwittertweets]

[gifmovie]

[bbbrujo-deactivated20161217]

[kevlarii]

[ishowdespair-deactivated2026012]

[midiport]

[soup--champ]

Managed to track down a high quality photo of r/place prior to the destruction for those who want it. May it rest in internet history.

[willowdove]

Can someone explain what this is and why everyone was obsessed with it for a few days because I kept seeing it referenced with no context

[beanabina]

r/place was an April fool's event put on by Reddit (first in 2017, then again this year in 2022) where a blank canvas opened up on April 1 where users could place one single pixel, once every five minutes. Pixels would overwrite anything placed in that same spot previously, with the canvas constantly changing in flux. Hundreds of communities and hundreds of thousands of people came together to build incredible pixel art, defend their little swaths of territory on the canvas from griefing, form alliances with nearby territory to protect each other's artwork, and hide lots and lots (and I mean lots) of amogus characters.

After 3 days of war, fighting bots, twitch streamers, and griefers, this was the final canvas. On April 4th the only pixel that could be placed was white, and the canvas quickly reverted back to a blank slate, with only screenshots like this to commemorate what hundreds of thousands of people came together to create.

[whateverryousee-deactivated2019]

[middlechildswag]