theyre adding a new piece to the chess board its called the prince and basically he fags it up out there
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theyre adding a new piece to the chess board its called the prince and basically he fags it up out there
These reactions were quite different, but in Kalfmo’s case it was similar to how he reacted in the pilot. My theory is that Kalfmo is somehow responsible for Ribbit’s abstraction, that’s why he looks mad.
I feel p bad for Tenna in the latest page like the dude just recovered from being dismembered he did not need this too but working on that page was admittedly a little funny
Now im torn if i should work on the next page to get the guy out of that faster or draw some fluff to prove i dont hate him, with the knowledge that im going on a week long trip in a few days and probably cant draw as much during it
You ever start having romantic thoughts about a character, and then they're like "Oh boy I'm about to become an f/o!"
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The Human Supercomputer:
Built, Maintained, and Programmed by Mother Nature
The Brain You Didn’t Earn, But Get to Use Anyway
Ever heard of typoglycemia? No, it’s not a disease—it’s a flex that proves your brain is an unstoppable supercomputer. You can read this perfectly:
👉 "Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn’t mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae."
Did you struggle? Nope. Your brain didn’t even break a sweat.
That’s because Mother Nature programmed you for maximum efficiency. She didn’t waste time making you read letter by letter like a dumbass. No, she built you to see patterns, adapt instantly, and dominate the competition.
This isn’t magic. It’s evolution’s biggest middle finger to every other species.
The No-Fucks-Given Predator That Rules the Food Chain
Humanity didn’t start at the top.
We were tree-dwelling cowards, terrified to come down because literally everything on Earth was stronger than us.
We had no fangs, no claws, no armor.
But we had one thing no other species did—a brain that wouldn’t quit.
Fast forward a few million years: ✔ Tigers? We turned them into rugs. ✔ Wolves? Now they shit on leashes for us. ✔ Whales? We used them for lamp oil before we got bored and moved on.
Meanwhile, every other species is still doing the same dumb shit they were doing a million years ago.
Humans? We invented nukes, Wi-Fi, and Taco Bell.
That’s why we run this planet.
If It Breathes, We Dominate It
If another species so much as steps up, here’s what happens: ✔ We slap its dick into the dirt. ✔ We burn down its home, AND the trees around it, just to send a message. ✔ We put its offspring in a zoo to perform tricks for us. ✔ We figure out how to eat it—starting with its mountain oysters.
(For the uninitiated, that’s testicles. We deep-fry their balls and charge $12.99 a plate.)
🚨 Rent’s Due, Bitches. 🚨
Your Brain is the Ultimate Cheat Code
You think a lion is scary? We built tanks. You think a shark is dangerous? We drain oceans to build resorts. You think an eagle is majestic? We trained them to carry our mail.
While other species fight to survive, we: ✔ Launch ourselves into space just to flex. ✔ Invent laws that say we "can’t punch each other"—then do it anyway. ✔ Domesticate wild animals, then dress them in sweaters.
Mother Nature didn’t just give us tools—she built us into the tool. Our brain processes patterns, spots weaknesses, and exploits them. That’s why we don’t just survive—we own everything.
Test Your Supercomputer: Can You Read These?
If your brain is as overpowered as I think it is, try these out:
👉 "Olny smrat poelpe can raed tihs." 👉 "Yuo cna gvie a tigrer fngas, but he wlil slitl be in a cgae." 👉 "A torkey deid for yuor Tnakshigvni dinnre, but tehn aigan, so did the Indnias."
(If you just read all of those with zero problems—congrats, you are a goddamn machine.)
Now think about that.
A tiger needs strength to kill. We just made a fucking rifle.
A bear needs claws to defend itself. We just built the M1 Abrams.
A shark rules the ocean. We built boats, drained swamps, and put its cousins in fish tanks.
Your brain is the ultimate weapon. The rest of the animal kingdom is just living in our theme park.
🔥 Final Verdict: Humans Are the Apex Predators That Nature Never Saw Coming
Other species fight to live.
We rewrote the rules and built Wi-Fi.
The universe built us to win.
Any animal that doesn’t like it?
They can suck our reproductive organs.
That’s payback for millions of years of running from their flea-bitten, fang-having asses.
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