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stolligaseptember

om det här inte leder upp till att gina väljs in under finalen så gör jag uppror

hanginglikeafruit

Bjuder på denna också!

thesebloodydays

Låt oss ha en tyst minut för alla dagisfröknar som kommer behöva höra Copacabana boy på repeat de kommande månaderna

supernaturaldirewolf

spacelessbian

what I love about Dark, is that not one main character catches a breath or gets a break for one single second. it's just horror after horror after horror, plus everyone expects them to understand everything and remember everyone's name. not once did 1986 Claudia say "who the fuck is Mikkel" and she had the right.

#dark netflix

depsidase

charmspoint

peer reviewed tags from @megacarapa

phantomrose96

Dealing with burnout is sooooooooooooooo easy all you need to do is operate at 40% indefinitely and be kind of mad at yourself the whole time.

pukicho

Handled raw chicken. Now I can't touch anything ever again until I forget that I did that.

floradinnliker

how did you make this post

pukicho

Fuck

mushroominaforest

Shout out to the doctor who responded with complete sincerity when I (on anesthesia) uttered the phrase “chat are we cooked” in her medical professional vicinity. You’re such a real one for that fr fr

anxietyproblem

loveridden1999

sweet treats should not cost money they should come as complimentary gift for not giving up

pukicho

Whenever I say some cool crazy shit the most normal guy on the planet goes “is he high?”

No I am not. The black mold may contribute to certain behaviors.

pixel-pomme

Ok J.K. Rowling

pukicho

The black mold contributes to brain fog and respiratory problems, being a transphobe comes from within. Do not blame the black mold for her behavior.

shamebats

fliits

Nothing in the world feels as unjust as the fate of the Disco Elysium developers.

Imagine you build this in-depth fictional setting over the course of decades with your friends, and then decide to turn it into a game for fun. You end up creating one of the most celebrated and well-written RPGs of all time and become celebrated for reviving a dying genre.

A few months later, you're fired from the company you founded for criticizing the new direction its taking. The company has the copyright not only to the game you made, but literally everything in the world of the game, which spans decades of lore you built for no profit with your group of friends.

Like, this is a nightmare that I didn't even know existed before I ran into it. To have, what is essentially a passion project that branched off from a TTRPG campaign, be pulled from your hands by a corporate entity that only yearns to abuse your creation for maximum profit. I couldn't imagine myself going on creating anything after that.