Aug 29, 2025
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who remembers when tr!lukey died and tr!pangi waited at his bed hoping he’d respawn
250 posts!
WHAT. HUH
DO I REALLY TALK THAT MUCH???
ITS BEEN 4 MONTHS THATS SO MUCH
SORRY IF YOU HAVE NOTIFCATIONS ON I TALK WAYY TO MUCH.
Remember when Luzu wanted to impregnate Quackity?
Day 118 of posting a kitten until I can foster again but it's not a kitten!
This beauty was the first mama cat I ever fostered. She had two kittens who were a bit shy, but she herself was very fond of humans.
As we were pondering what to name her, I yelled at my housemate from the toilet, "Do we know any famous mothers?" And after a single heartbeat I enthusiastically shrieked,
"MARY!"
My housemate wasn't a big fan of the official Dutch name for Mary, 'Maria', so we settled on 'Marie' instead.
All of a sudden I'm being metaphorically displaced in time—back to approximately 15 years ago—to when "likes" were a new concept on the internet, associated only with Facebook and Youtube (idk which had it first) and looked at with disdain.
"Doing it for likes" was so cringe, you guys. It wasn't just not based, it was not normal. Everything has likes and votes and ratings now, it's legitimized, it's a business model... this wasn't always the norm! Sometimes I come across a comments section somewhere on the internet that doesn't have any little buttons to press and I'm left reeling for a second, jolted out of the hazy semiconscious cycle of consumption and shallow acknowledgement.
It's all being turned into a game. All of human communication, knowledge and creativity slowly being simmered down into a sea of shitty mobile games. With microtransactions.
Just your daily reminder why it’s incredibly important that the Jan. 6th commission does literally everything in their power to hold “Stop the Steal”ers accountable!!!! This rhetoric remains extremely dangerous to democratic society and the politicians responsible have faced no consequences. None! And their followers are still going around saying this shit in public! As if it’s okay! Also yet another reason why organizing and voting in upcoming elections is more important than ever before. We have to get Stop the Steal Republicans the fuck out of office, off social media, and out of the public sphere in general. It should be unacceptable for 2020 election deniers to be on “”news””” shows like Meet the Press, yet they give them a platform all… the… time…. and for what? So they can rile up people like this guy?? We have to stop giving these people a platform!! Cannot emphasize enough how important it is to stop legitimizing this shit. They are dangerous!! Like a genuine threat to democracy??! Hello????