hah

cock, balls even.

[probablysomethingtm]

Lmao we have to fucking destroy this company are you fucking kidding me with this shit

Google Search as you know it is over | TechCrunch

Google is transforming Search from a list of links into an AI-powered experience filled with conversational answers, autonomous agents, and

[afusionoffandoms]

Reminding everyone that this exists, and you can make it your default search engine (as explained here)

[animepopheart]

★ 【色素】 「 FGOファンアートまとめ 」 ☆ ✔ republished w/permission ⊳ ⊳ follow me! insta • x • bsky

[lucydary]

Fan art of Alice Kuonji, from Mahōtsukai no Yoru ^^

[roabe]

summery alice

[iahtruong]

[urami-waltz]

early mahoyo experience was like

[hoshizoralone]

romantic fantasies

[hoshizoralone]

romantic fantasies

[fikkyun]

started reading mahoyo and im enjoying it. heres a couple of doodles.

[call-me-noa]

How to read Kara no Kyoukai/The Garden of Sinners

Kara no Kyoukai (literally translated The Boundary of Emptiness, officially translated The Garden of Sinners) is a light novel series by Kinoko Nasu, of Tsukihime and Fate fame. It was Nasu's first published work, originally published online in the 90s. You might know it most for the ufotable movie adaptations, or for the main character Shiki being playable in FGO.

This series predates Nasu's better-known Tsukihime and Fate series, and you can see inklings of ideas he'd reuse and refine in those works. Most prominent of these is the character of Shiki Ryougi, whose name, multiple personalities, and Mystic Eyes of Death Perception would all inspire Shiki Tohno of Tsukihime. This is also the series where Fate's famous Counter Force was first introduced.

The Kara no Kyoukai novels were Nasu's first published work, but have had a rough history in terms of translation to English. There have been bad and just straight up inaccurate attempts, and a publishing company that wanted to put them out officially went under before it had the chance, but now all these years later the series is finally completed in English!

Kara no Kyoukai is a supernatural mystery series set in Tokyo in the 1990s. Each chapter is an individual story (barring two-parters), but they all come together to tell a larger tale. It is written in anachronic order, not chronological order. As you read and skip through the timeline of Shiki and Mikiya's life, the story all starts to come together.

Translators:

Volume 1: Baka-Tsuki

Volume 2: ShikiRyougiAdmirer, KMP, Yusuke, Manolo, Dullahan

Volume 3: QualityMistranslations/YHK

Volume 4: Serouzo

Formatting: ProtoformX

Without further ado, the novels:

Volume 1 (PDF / EPUB) contains:

Overlooking View Murder Speculation (Part 1) Remaining Sense of Pain The Hollow Shrine Paradox Spiral (Part 1)

Volume 2 (PDF / EPUB) contains:

Paradox Spiral (Part 2) Oblivion Recorder Murder Speculation (Part 2) The Boundary of Emptiness

Volume 3 (PDF / EPUB) contains:

Future Gospel

Volume 4 (PDF / EPUB) contains:

Final Record

[bearsmart]

top tier simpsons bit tbh

[justsomeectoplasm]

I fucking love that big feet bird that has a random word over it.

[justsomeectoplasm]

Behold, my collection

[justsomeectoplasm]

[justsomeectoplasm]

And my favorite one

[saturniandragon]

I offer an addition.

[luna-rigain]

@jiggery-duggery

[yotsuyugoebrutus]

An offering

[kineticpenguin]

It's really weird how often I'll see people bend themselves into a pretzel going after Obama and democrats to the point they just lie to defend Trump.

I don't think they do it on purpose, it's just the danger of remembering Obama as The Drone Strike Guy and Trump's foreign policy being largely invisible from the news media outside of shit like assassinating Qassem Soleimani. But this?

One problem with this is that we can't prove it. Trump revoked Obama's executive order requiring the US intelligence to report civilian casualties.

Another major problem is that Trump also loosened the rules of engagement around airstrikes, i.e. the rules designed to prevent civilian casualties.

And finally, probably the biggest problem with all of this, is that in his first term, Trump carried out more drone strikes than Obama did in two. Trump campaigned promising "I'll bomb the hell out of 'em!" and then proceeded to do just that once in office.

Obama's legacy as the Drone Murder Guy is bad enough, you don't have to go out and whitewash Trump as some kind of dove. He's a Drone Murder Guy too.

[ilistentogirlinred]

reblog to teleport your mutuals to a massive party when jkr dies

[ilistentogirlinred]

when jkr dies i will tag every single person who reblogged this in a post btw

[breezingwing]

[penny-anna]

saw someone describe Luke Skywalker as the 'bastard son of a sith lord' and i have to say i think Darth Vader would be VERY offended by that. like how DARE you imply Padme wasn't his wife??

[penny-anna]

I don't think it's fair to call him a deadbeat either. like the man started trying to have a relationship with his son as soon as he found out he existed. he was trying so so hard to have a father son relationship. yes he tortured his son's friends and yes he did also maim him but that's not important right now.

[benthic-girl]

Love the monoeye designs and it's so cool seeing the rail it moves on

[yuri-alexseygaybitch]

I want someone to make one of these new sterile teen gay romance shows on Netflix but halfway through they pull a Doki Doki Literature Club and it turns into a fucked up fourth wall breaking psychological thriller that deconstructs the heteronormative and middle class ideals of the genre

[nachosforfree]

If you dont like horror then watch the normal cutesy netflix gay shows ???

[times-chu]

the phrase that's ruined every media ever

[cthonicsyzygies]

doki doki literature club but it's about a witch in the alps looking for a lost cat

[lethalbutterfly]

Doki doki literature club but it's a dating sim where you write poems