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Messing with concepts for PK during his final all-out battle against the Radiance in the Hallownest Reborn AU. He’s got not one, but TWO pairs of mandibles, as well as a secondary pair of eyes when he’s using high amounts of his power. All his royal etiquette and regal charm is pretty much thrown to the side at this point. Reject civility, embrace wyrm
When in search of old media, it's always been exemplified for me that emulators, piracy and the like are absolutely necessary for the future curation and preservation of digital media as art. It's so deceitful for businesses to not only misunderstand the purpose of such practices, but actively seek to quash it under the guise of property rights and monetary loss which has been proven time and time again to be a falsified claim. We have literal Jesus powers at our finger tips to copy, recreate and reproduce content without harming the original, and that's somehow been sold to everyone as thievery. And now begins a dark age where streaming services, something that was sold to everyone to make content updated, higher quality and more widely available, now believe they have the right to withhold said content even if it's at no monetary loss to them and refuse to relinquish the rights, probably on some pipe dream of a future remake in the works that nobody asked for.
It's so infuriating to me that for some older educational kids shows that never got the star treatment for DVD releases are basically lost to time unless somebody with a VHS recorder decided to actively record it at the time of its release AND digitize their collection to be available online. Even when I was in game design college, they had all the legal access to AAA games, but to get the really old stuff to teach students where games originated from? All free emulations provided by some rando online who decided to give a shit, that was the only way to access things like Adventure (1980) or Spacewar (1961). How much art are we losing because these philistine roadblocks continue to push the idea that only they, as the holy arbiters of great art, get the privilege to decide who gets access to what? I ain't falling for it and neither should you. Yohoho.
Got lost in the backrooms trying to find the local SSA office
daft punk's "harder better faster stronger" but it's "biting killing maiming screaming"
I hate Rebecca so much its unreal
Me after working one of the worst shifts of my life, partly because all the white-collar workers get labour day off when it’s not even about them so they show up to my workplace in swarms but I still have to deal with them and my manager is still shitty and my supervisor is being a dick and I do not get paid enough even with my union holiday pay:
Actually enraged that people still think the monkees weren’t a “real band” LISTEN TO HEADQUARTERS AND WATCH THEIR CONCERTS THEN TELL ME THEY WEREN’T A REAL BAND!!
if you call art of a fat character "fat-ish" know i will tear your throat out with my teeth
