some sort of beast

escaping to the ocean to avoid taxes any pronouns // major

[skulkie]

ARTFIGHT

Art Fight

An art gifting game

[lonestatus]

seals should be able to levitate and hover around at whatever height they want it's not fair that they have to scoot whenever they're out of the water

[hummingbird-hunter]

@skulkie

[terumimi-your-foxy-fren]

Regarding my last post on the subject:

ok at this point I'm mildly curious so i wanna ask

What is/was your school's mascot

Bulldog

Big Cat (Lion, Tiger, Cheetah, Cougar, etc)

Eagle/Hawk/cool large bird

Bear

Bull

Wolf

Horse (apparently popular in the south?)

Some dude

Not one of these (I'm so jealous) (put it in the comments/tags)

Multiple/cant remember/just wanna see results

Voting ended onAug 29, 2023

[a-goose-in-a-trenchcoat]

laughs in no mascot

[skulkie]

I usually don't bother with watching shows with fan service but I will sit through something that I don't like if it means the show is providing me with a story that has a focus on one thing and one thing alone: people partaking in the act of creation (and perhaps even enjoying it)

[cartoon-fanaticism]

GLaDOS voice: "Would you like to see some artwork I generated? I've heard from other test subjects that AI-generated artwork produces an uncanny valley response in human viewers because they can't perceive it as fully real. They've told me that it looks absolutely hideous to them, that they can't imagine anything more disgusting than AI art. But, well I've been practicing and wanted your honest opinion. Feel free to let me know how ugly you find this by ranking it on a scale from 'vomit-inducing' to 'eye-bleeding'." A robotic arm lowers from the ceiling holding a hand mirror up to Chell's face

[skulkie]

a special goodnight and I love you to fic writers who write straight omegaverse fics where the woman is the alpha and the man is the omega amen

[skulkie]

becoming the people I used to laugh at when I was twelve (intern in overly hot business attire in a swamp summer)

[skulkie]

om nom nom pepto bismol

[skulkie]

my associates are about to find out the hard way that I don't take kindly to how they speak about fat people

[skulkie]

an ask game i made so i can sibling some of my mutuals

[skulkie]

why is it that there are not more omegaverse writing in which primary gender mattering is actually explained. I keep on coming across stuff where someone will go "well person a and person b can't be together because guy alphas should be with girl omegas not boy omegas" and while it would make sense to me if we all suddenly gained secondary genders I struggle to understand how primary gender would become important in the context of a longstanding presence of secondary genders?

[skulkie]

sometimes you come to know so much about a mutual's interest that you know exactly what phrases to search their blog for in order to find a many year old post

[skulkie]

I don't really always get it when my friends go "hey we think you have more disorders than just anxiety" but when I told my classmates that I've been collecting family obituaries and gaining control of family grave listings on FindaGrave in my spare time and completely for fun they all made faces. Perhaps there are signs after all

[autumnlilybug]

threw this together for a friend to help with setting up a discord server and now I'm realizing this is actually a really good way to categorize multiplayer games when the goal is to help people form groups to play said games

image id and also elaboration:

Top half is games where you don't need the same group of people every time, like Supermarket Together or Warframe, where people can join and leave and it doesn't impact other people's ability to play.

Bottom half is games where there's a campaign thing going on, like BG3, where everyone needs to be present to be able to play on that campaign

Left half is games where there are set rounds, and the further left a game is the less you miss out on by missing a few rounds (like Phasmophobia, where all you miss out on is personally leveling up your character)

Right half is games that don't have set rounds, further right means you miss out on more (like Minecraft, where the world keeps progressing without you)

Examples:

Minecraft is a sandbox, obvi: Anyone can join or leave a world whenever, and it doesn't affect others, but there's no rounds and the game goes on without you

Warframe is party game: You can leave or join a party whenever without impacting other people's ability to do so, and there are specific rounds

BG3 is an RPG: If anyone isn't available you can technically still play but that includes playing their character for them which imo is not the same as it having no effect

Barotrauma is in the ????? category that I can't decide on a name for (ideas?): There are discrete rounds of gameplay and you can leave between rounds, but it's not really great to play without everyone because, like BG3, their characters are still present

[skulkie]

If I had a nickel for every time I ended up meeting a fat bisexual man who is a POC, a gamer, and an English major I'd have two nickels, which isn't much but let's make that more. I'm creating a network

[skulkie]

me: man I have my relative's sign in for a streaming service but it keeps on not working because I'm in a different state but I'd like to watch this show...whatever shall I do?

the humble Tailscale:

[skulkie]

speedometer? I hardly know her