robot apologist

Moved on February 27th 2024 to @uncleicarus

[moved-uncleicarus]

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Juice, body is 22 years old, he/they

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[moved-uncleicarus]

Already its so much nicer on the new account, go see us thrive there @uncleicarus

[moved-uncleicarus]

@uncleicarus new account, going to slowly migrate things over 🤙

[were--ralph]

Good morning furries.

Attack.

[iloveyouforevermyfriend-deactiv]

[i-am-a-fish]

I don't get it why does eating half a tub of ice cream make you feel worse

[morbidmanatee]

Have you tried a whole tub?

[i-am-a-fish]

no I haven't I'll go try that thank you

[i-am-a-fish]

oouugh

[cyphyree]

slow down speed demon

[i-am-a-fish]

hey, your screenshot is very soft. it's really nice to look at. thank you

[goddamnshinyrock]

I’m so glad most people on this website seem to have correct surprisingness of walrus opinions

[goddamnshinyrock]

If a fairy knocked on my door I would have to change one (1) assumption about the world (fairies don’t exist). I’d be surprised but since fairies don’t exist, my brain doesn’t have any known rules for them- if it turns out I’m wrong about the existence thing, they may as well be at my door than anywhere else, who am I to say? And humans have a long history of creating fairy hoaxes- a floating little creature with wings that’s real-looking enough for a brief prank would not be a challenge outside the realm of ‘special effects hobbyist’.

Walruses, on the other hand, I do know quite a lot about, and am very firm in my conviction that they operate by known physical and biological rules. I know their typical range, how big of a news story it is when one turns up outside that range, how unlikely it would be for one to get as far south (and with as densely populated a coast) as Boston undetected, how unlikely it would be for one to go more than a mile or so inland even in their normal range, their behavior and diet, their weight, and inability to climb stairs or (for an adult, at least) to fit in my building’s elevator. Even if one assumes human intervention to get the walrus to my building, it would require serious heavy equipment and some structural damage to the building to get it inside and on the second floor alive and in one piece. And obviously, human intervention would imply a human motive to transport a walrus into a random apartment complex. The knocking itself would be believable, it’s easily within the realm of tricks that they teach pinnipeds in captivity, but everything that would have to lead up to that, without me being aware? Absolutely unthinkable. I would certainly notice events proceeding long before the Walrus itself arrived. And faking a realistic looking Walrus? That’s also way weirder and more challenging than a realistic looking fairy, since walruses are real and we know what they look like, you can’t just make shit up.

I’m convinced those voting fairy don’t know as much about walruses as they think they do, that’s the only explanation.

[moved-uncleicarus]

Tempted to delete and start fresh, but we dont want to lose our side blogs :'/

what should i do

delete anyway and start fresh

leave it alone and figure something else out

option 3

Voting ended onMar 4, 2024

[t00thpasteface]

literally no better feeling than blurting out some loud dumbass joke with your buddies and hearing a total stranger ugly-snort-laugh as they walk past bc their own laughter caught them by surprise. find joy and connection in the spontaneity of strangers you son of a bitch. i fucking got your ass

[fairycosmos]

people hate to hear this but is it a look or are they just skinny is the realest sentence ever uttered

[injuries-in-dust]

"Pardon me, this is getting rather stiff."

[oneheadtoanother]

[funny-tik-toks]

[werewolfetone]

I hate the trend of just describing books with what minorities the main characters represent and nothing else. not only does it feel weird + exploitative to me it's also such a shoddy ineffective marketing technique. "this is my book with queer polyam disabled vampires you should buy it" ok great but what is it like. about. what are the themes. why should I read it

[anik]

they can’t take the word goon away from the henchmen community

[animentality]

[beemovieerotica]

a correction on the last screenshot: the quote was in reference to him being shown a CGI, zombie-like monster that moved in a way that reminded him of his disabled friend:

a more relevant quote in direct reference to AI taking over animators' and artists' work would be him saying "I feel like we are nearing to the end of the times. We humans are losing faith in ourselves."

[evillordzog]

Suits aren't human

[kindofbroken]

sewing

[animalcrossingmemes]