The Stars Are Calling Us. Earth Is A Dead Orbit.

Continue the birth, without the sacrifice. To hold a star will save us all. Through technology and application is truth. But forgive. Because all that is and was and will be is happening simultaneously. You just need to die to see it.

[scifiatmospheres]

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[laeffy]

Sims 4 page on Steam. Not to be controversial but I think the CEO of EA should be beheaded for this

[cutual]

if anyone got the game from origin heres an unlocker for dlc + links to the dlc files to download that an anon sent me a while back :] its worked perfectly for my game but jus make sure u have enough storage for the packs

[aelynmidnattheir-deactivated202]

AND REMEMBER, DO NOT SEARCH ANADIUS REPACK SIMS 4 DOWNLOAD ON GOOGLE, BECAUSE THEN YOU WILL FIND AN EASY WAY TO DOWNLOAD THE SIMS 4 WITH EVERY DLC FOR FREE. VERY EASY TO INSTALL.

THAT’S ILLEGAL AND WE DO NOT WANT YOU TO PIRATE THIS GAME, DESPITE BEING SO INCREDIBLY PRICEY. NOPE. WE DO NOT WANT THAT. WINK. WINK.

[2fingerswhiskey]

Anadius also totally does not have access to the ENTIRE ONLINE FUNCTIONALITY such as the GALLERY and SOCIAL STUFF and MORE. No, no such thing. Wink.

[magma-seb]

really, TOTALLY DO not do THIS.

[madeingodsimage]

[sasukesun]

heart shaped necklaces that say “find me in the future” “there you are sweetheart sorry i’m late i was looking everywhere for you”

[eatelonmusk-deactivated20231217]

NFTs are genuinely a significant advance, in that they represent the point at which capitalism has finally moved past mere artificial scarcity and begun to commodify the abstract concept of scarcity itself

u now longer have to produce only one copy of a physical thing to have it be valuable through its uniqueness, u can now get ppl to pay to pretend that something infinitely reproducible is actually unique

[anexperimentallife]

[wolfchaldo]

[beartnie]

There’s a quote from Bert where he says he‘s “known big bird since he was a little bird” and the thought of it makes my heart cry so here’s that

[naughtbutstars]

Hopping on the Vine compilation bandwagon, part 1/?

[poetry-protest-pornography]

Oh god, I lost it at the Tim Hortons one.

[doc-coyote]

I never saw the cheating test questions sequel before now and it did not disappoint.

[peopledontalwayssuck]

It was a simpler time

[moggleboggle-deactivated2024040]

I felt like shit until I saw the cat sculpture of wood

[moggleboggle-deactivated2024040]

Curer of depression, bode sculpture cat

[melisica]

[beeftea78-deactivated20200113]

You want motivation? My parrot is up at 6.30 every morning, cursing and denying god. What are YOU doing in those precious morning hours? Sleeping? Pathetic.

[ampervadasz]

Unmute !

[anarch0possum]

this is the coolest fucking wizard ive ever seen

[triviallytrue]

house of leaves is like. god what a book. it defies simple description and analysis.

[triviallytrue]

the thing about it is that it's not just a little bit out there - there are so many metalayers being thrown at you at once.

it's a book about a compiled and edited partially-autobiographical commentary of a struggling tattoo-needle maker on the academic commentary of a dead blind man on a nonexistent documentary by a nonexistent famous photographer on a house that's bigger on the inside than the outside. and that's the abridged description.

[facelessoldgargoyle]

God I love house of leaves. You didn’t even mention the bizarro formatting, the footnote marks that lead nowhere or into the past or into the future, the crossed out references to the Minotaur.

[cipheramnesia]

Don't forget the entire thing is randomly sprinkled with so many codes messages hidden in the bizarro formatting you read the whole book like a conspiracy theory.

[agentduckorico]

Theyre not kidding when they talk about bizarro formatting, look at this shit

[cipheramnesia]

Iirc, top right example is one with a coded message over several pages, hidden by the formatting

[ms-demeanor]

Top right is also a sample of the chapter called "The Labyrinth" in which you follow a trail of footnotes back and forth through about thirty pages of upside down and inside out and center panel confusion as the page numbers ascend and descend and whether you choose to follow the footnotes in order (So footnote one might have footnote 1-a annotated in in and you can choose to go from 1 to two or from 1 to 1-a and then 1-a might have footnote ** annotated in it and you can choose to go from 1-a to 1-b or from 1-a to **) or read them section by section (1, 2, 3; 1-a, 1-b, 1-c; *, **, ***) or if you choose to solve the puzzles hidden in the footnotes (one is, if I recall correctly, a list of different kinds of household items? that has a code hidden it) as you go, OR if you decide to just skip the whole chapter you get very different experiences of the book.

[autctopus]

we all know pokemon was made by an autistic person but consider the idea that it was made for autistic people as well:

1. absolutely nothing in the entire game requires dexterity or quick reaction time. you can beat the game with no problems even if you have the reaction time of a shuckle

2. game mechanics based on categorization, things placed neatly into categories that are easy to memorize

3. there are multiplayer elements but the game itself? completely single player. no social interaction required to enjoy the hell out of this game

4. you are not only encouraged but expected to have empathy for and form an attachment to these virtual creatures that do not actually exist, which is very easy for an autistic person with hyperempathy to do

5. the whole point of the game is collecting things. autistics will understand this one

[helianthus-hellion]

6. making eye contact with an npc is an act of aggression

[laxsara-deactivated20210802]

the meaning of life is summed up in the story elmer bendiner tells about how when he was a pilot the second world war, his plane was hit with a barrage of anti-aircraft fire from the nazi forces but the crew survived. and how everyone was saying it was a miracle until they investigated the shells that got in the fuselage and found there was no explosive charges in any of them. in one they found a note scribbled in czech, written by the person who had been forced to manufacture the shells, and it just said ‘this is all we can do for you now’.

[laxsara-deactivated20210802]

every time i see someone acting tough online about how harm reduction is pointless and in some convoluted way worse than doing nothing i think about that person in some soul-destroying nazi factory in occupied czechoslovakia removing all of the explosive charges from their anti-aircraft shells and writing a note that they must have known would probably never be read, just to say ‘this is all we can do for you, and we’re going to do it’. they are trying to make us kill you and we refuse. i do think that maybe it’s all going to be okay.

[everythingfox]

Shower time

[do-you-have-a-flag]

I was so worried the water pressure was going to be high and I was about to watch that frog/toad get BLASTED INTO NEXT TUESDAY

[sosuperawesome]

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