wghatever the fuck this genre of tweet is i cant fucking stop saying mein scheiss Hund as a vocal stim
As someone who knows a fair amount of German I’m trying to translate these tweets myself and Scheiß can also be used for fuck as well as shit so it can also be “my fucking dog Tank of Peace is drifting 200 nautical miles off the Colombian coast” is a whole new level of funny too me
Bugaboo Pocket released today on Steam! (Will be out on switch later 2025).
I’ve been excited about this game now for over a year! If you loved tamagatchi’s as a kid, you’ll love this game! You get to raise your very own digital pet insects, dress them up, and decorate their homes! 🐛
The Hunger Games (2012)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
bonus:
@aikinn yeah people should see this actually
Y’all ever steam block a project and it helps so much that it completely restores your faith in your abilities as a knitter and in blocking as a crucial step of project finishing
(Pattern is Diamond Gansey Socks by Wendy Johnson, yarn is Malabrigo Ultimate Sock in Rosalinda)
Broke: Katara and Sokka wear fabric clothing outside the tundra.
Woke: Katara and Sokka wear fish leather outside the tundra.
Pictured above: Nanai clothing set, Oroch robe & hat, Ainu robe (attush), another Nanai robe, and different shades of dyed fish leather
Fish leather is a popular clothing material across many arctic and subarctic cultures. Cultures that utilize fish leather include Ainu, various Siberian ethnic groups along the Amur River, and Alaska Native groups such as Inupiat & Yupik. It's labor-intensive to produce but the end product is light, waterproof, and stylish.
cellarspider
Bioware games can absolutely fascinate me, in part because of their worldbuilding, and in part because of where the worldbuilding ends. I mean, I did a whole long series of posts on the grammar of Qunlat and I have at least a dozen essays worth of material of exegetical analysis of religion in Dragon Age kicking around in my brain, which I keep threatening to actually manifest.
ALTBut since I’m here with my worldbuilding hat on, I’m going to ramble about Star Wars: The Old Republic, focusing on some of the sometimes-hilarious drama that’s implied by the plot, and the implications for how these shenanigans remade a major galactic society in the process. Involved will be a man who faked his death to get out of going to meetings, a wine uncle who might become emperor, a living scowl with dangerous shoulders, and other assorted animals.
Expect a lot of bonus rambles in the image alt-texts, which is where I store commentary and jokes that I can’t fit into the flow of the main post.
