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Hello hello, just thought I'd quickly slap all the other places you can find my art (even thought I don't update some all that much XD)
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@sabellabella
Where on the Web am I?
Hello hello, just thought I'd quickly slap all the other places you can find my art (even thought I don't update some all that much XD)
The reason your snacks are unsatisfying is that you need both carb and protein.
Carb starts your engine, protein keeps it going.
No carb, engine don’t start. No protein, engine dies out fast.
Easy carb add on:
Cookie
Fruit (canned or fresh)
Chips
Piece of bread
Popcorn
Crackers
Easy protein add on:
Nuts
Spoonful of nut butter
Cheese
Roasted chickpea snacks
Glass of milk (dairy or non dairy)
Small canned sausages or similar
Sugar in there.
I am pleased by people messaging me telling me that after adding a carb or protein to their snacks or meals they feel more satisfied all day. Yes, my plan is working. People are getting through their days with less hangry.
I'm imagining like the entirety of Castle Town came to see Susie when she got back because they're just dying to know how her date went
@rainy-sys
sometimes you look at someone’s art and you know EXACTLY what’s going on and you’re like
(I would like to emphasize the “non-judgemental” portion of the caption)
two different but very similar energies
i deadass thought ur pfp was a flamingo at first and was like "oh is it doing a summer theme or something" but no. flygon lol
her design IS inspired by flygon (and dragonite) but her name is Sangria and she's a fruit bug :3
Hi hi, been wondering if you have seen the upcoming oogie boogie skullector doll, if so, what do you think about it?
the hat...hood...thing?...doesn't really work for me, but the rest of her VERY MUCH does, I love that like. arcade-floor bug print lining especially? 😭 can I get clothes for me with that print somehow. it's amazing.
(so of course I had to draw this)
ok i’ve been curious about something. can you name a character who is, all three at once,
1. canonically female (no variation)
2. canonically the protagonist of her story (if it’s an ensemble cast you have to say you can legitimately see her as The main character)
3. your personal #1 favorite character in that story (ties are acceptable)
?
yes
no
super nuance bald extract button (use this wisely)
alright folks shit's about to get real (again)
Markup for the SCREEN ACT and KOSA is going to the Senate on WEDNESDAY AUGUST 5TH 2026. That's in TWO DAYS.
You need to contact your representatives and senators. We need to stop this nonsense unless we want to wind up like the UK.
Call them. Send emails. Write letters. Use these resources to figure out who to contact and what to say. Let them know we will VOTE THEM OUT if they vote in favor of any of these bills.
Various federal and state bills have been introduced to require age verification for internet platforms. While the purported purpose of thes
All of the bad internet bills. One website.
The future of the internet depends on us.
Also, if you live in a red state: Just fuckin lie. I find the person on the other end of the line is a lot more receptive when I open up with "I support the goal, but not the methods" and then focus on concerns of privacy and "freedom of speech" (and none of those things are entirely false anyway) You're never gonna see these people in person, who gives a shit if they think you're "one of them"
Update
The Screen Act in it's entirety did not pass the markup, however the Senate unanimously agreed to go ahead with KOSA
So yes, keep up the pressure, even if you live in a blue state
From what I see House and Senate have two different versions of the KOSA bill and aren't compromising on one version. In order for it to become a passable law they have to agree on a single version (I think??? That's the gist of what I saw discussed on twitter and bluesky, do not quote me plz). This may go back and forth for a little while. DO NOT GIVE UP. KEEP CALLING. CALLS MEAN MORE.
Jett Fillmore from GOAT (2026) trailer
i’m so fucking pissed off at this picture
wwhat the fuck….
I FUCKING LOVE THIS
oh my god thank you for the second perspective, it honestly makes me feel way less stressed about this image, you have no idea
Here’s the second image again since it somehow disappeared in reblogs
The full saga of Margie and the Nuns (so far). Realised I never compiled these in one place.! Also, bonus Margies!
*caresses your cheek* your favourite pokemon is scyther.
okay! yay!
*maintains a serene expression whilst a thin vein becomes visible across my forehead*
WAIT did I never tell tumblr about the haunted space waterpark hotel
in January 2018, I spent a couple of days in the town of Hutchinson, Kansas for work. I rolled into town and stopped at what appeared, from the outside, to be a normal motel just off the highway.
it was not.
I should add that I did not see a single other guest the entire time I was there, which intensified the whole vibe.
what an incredible jumpscare it is seeing the first waterpark i ever went to posted to tumblr
got fired from being the entertainer at a bachelor party for twisting the groom-to-be's dick into a poodle shape
sitting my white ass down and listening
"Shake" by artist Annie Glass.
quickies unrelated to absolutely anything, enjoy ✨
ok time to pirate ubisoft games even harder
This is why everyone must support Stop Killing Games. Look it up, sign the petitions everyone.
hmmm... consumer protection laws within some ofthe the EU member states and on EU level are pretty strong. So, what if every gamer in the EU were to go make a complain about Ubisofts EULA to their respective country's Consumer Protection Agency en masse, even if it's already been a year in effect?
As sera said, check out Stop Killing Games. If you want to do as shi14 says, you're better off joining the coordinated effort that's already done half the job than just randomly complaining on your own without looking in at what everyone else is doing. Timing and coordination matters.
Tangentially related question. And this is going to sound whiny or "some kinda way" but it's not meant that way I promise. I'm just sort of... curious.
There's this Stop Killing Games movement in the European Union (which is GOOD and SHOULD HAPPEN and I hope they SUCCEED WITH PREJUDICE) but. That's the European Union. That's not Australia. Or the USA. Or any number of other places. Will a win there actually affect any of us outside the EU?
Again, I support the movement in the EU and I hope they get their needs and/or demands met. But like... the EU ruling that you can't pull this shit doesn't mean they can't pull this shit here, right? Don't we need a movement here too?
Stop Killing Games is a global movement. It was created and is headed by an American. You're thinking of Stop Destroying Videogames, the EU petition inspired, backed and supported by the Stop Killing Games movement, but not run by them (again, Ross is American and, since he doesn't have EU citizenship, can't do anything with the EU except make encouraging youtube videos and get invited as a foreign guest to speak at Parliament.) Parliament is seeing this issue now as the result of the Stop Destroying Videogames petition; EU Parliament is not, and never has been, the single only focus of the global Stop Killing Games movement.
The reason that most of the momentum related to this issue is in the EU right now is because that's the most important and influential target; EU consumer protections are better and easier to influence than other Western major markets like the USA. Frankly, it doesn't matter where these protections happen so long as it's a market big enough that the developers can't afford to lose it. If Ubisoft can't sell games in any EU country unless they give them an end of life plan and aren't allowed to destroy them, then they have to obey those rules or they lose one of the biggest non-China markets in the world. There are several petitions and soforth targeting the EU directly and various European countries right now, some directly related to the global movement of Stop Killing Games and some completely independent but with similar goals. You can of course start a petition or whatever equivalent exists in other countries, but unless you think we can get regulations in China, they're not going to be nearly as influential as going for the EU. But I'm sure that if someone got one off the ground intheir own non-EU coutnry, the Stop Killing Games supporters in the relevant country would back it.
For anyone interested, Ross talks a lot about the Stop Killing Games movement on his youtube channel:
Official channel of Accursed Farms, videos created by Ross Scott. Includes Freeman's Mind, Ross's Game Dungeon, Civil Protection, and more.
#hey the guy behind freeman's mind!#the first in-progress playthrough of any game that i ever saved
Yeah the funny half-life machinima guy is leading one of the biggest consumer rights movements of our age now. I think he might be more surprised than we are.
Adding to why the EU regulation passing matters:
When GDPR appeared and was first approved big companies (like spotify, meta, sony, microsoft) had to instantly adhere to the new regulation. Now keep in mind GDPR is also an EU set of laws and regulations. HOWEVER because of it regulating one of the biggest ticket markets it was immediately added as company policy that it should follow GDPR protocol to every single user that requested it. It became standard practice now worldwide for any company that operates in the EU because its cheaper to operate the entire world under one blanket policy than to pick and choose and risk a big fine.
Stop Killing Games (USA) and Stop Destroying Videogames (EU) are localized efforts that will force the hand of big companies that want to operate in those big ticket regions to adhere to policy and given how hard it would be to have to separate and condition which countries get which policy it is highly likely to become a worldwide protection.
Local efforts are still important, but do not discount EU (and US) consumer policies. They affect you too.