tropically-grown punk

charlie, he/they, 31 • video game sideblog, mostly animal crossing and pokémon • playing since Emerald and Wild World!

[pawport]

isn't this cute? a design that lets you make the illusion of a raised platform and stairs! what would you make with this?

[crossingdesigns]

hanging flower baskets ✿ by ren04at on twt

[agatashi999]

[flyeatspeople]

Bug pokemon postcards

[xanaxfarts]

Animal Crossing: Wild World (2005)

[n64disks]

[retrogamingblog2]

Animal Crossing KK Slider CDs made by MaroonFoxx

[crossingdesigns]

scandinavian patterns ✿ by konpeitounogumi on twt

[jisuto]

[s-nnoh]

[quenepacrossing]

[celesse]

Yesterday was the first day of summer ☀️🌴💛

[bulgogisland]

[snailslunchpail]

Insect Set - Animal Crossing: New Leaf

[beaconislandupdates]

Midheaven’s original coloration is just as gorgeous to me ✨🌌

[cop-disliker69]

It is gonna be fun in 12-36 months when tankies are gradually accepted back into the left-wing fold and their unhinged and grotesque positions inch their way into becoming the default position again because people just wanna get along and don’t wanna do “left-wing infighting”. And gradually people on the left will start to believe (perhaps even sincerely claim to remember) that actually Ukraine started it in 2022 by shelling Donetsk. And gradually, after a few pieces of footage online from the 2014 invasion are erroneously labeled as being current 2022 footage of Ukraine, this will evolve into a consensus that all the Russian war crimes currently taking place were actually wildly exaggerated by the CIA.

It’s all happened before, it will happen again. This moment, where a lot of leftists have been shaken to their senses and recognize Russian imperialism, will fade—unless you stop it. Unless you commit to being confrontational about it. Unless you excise the Stalinist cancer.

[ms-demeanor]

There's not a hell of a lot that a lot of us can do to directly help the Ukrainian people right now, but one thing that many people can do is document and archive what's happening.

Memories get hazy, videos lose hosting, sites get taken down, news stories fall off the front page and disappear.

Download all the videos that you're worried might get lost. Archive all the tweets and news articles and aid sites you think might get lost. If you're doomscrolling anyway, you may as well do something productive with it.

Save footage of protests (but be careful about reposting if protestor's faces are visible), save footage of missile strikes, save evidence because it is a genuine problem that the news moves so fast and the internet changes so much that it can be nearly impossible to find good documentation of something that happened as recently as last year.

If this isn't something you've done before, here's a guide to archiving various social media and video sites.

And, while we're at it, the spin has already started, so here's some documentation debunking the various "incitements" to war that Putin's government has been attempting to use to grant legitimacy to his war crimes.

[sumotea]

howdy, bones!