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are we gonna dyke up and lez out or what?

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I love it when I peruse a new cyberpunk or post-apoc indie RPG, and in the setting lore chapter, one of the leading lights of the Resistance is randomly some sort of rock star or avant-garde musician (as one does), then months or years later I bump into an identical musician on Bandcamp or Soundcloud or whatever and discover that it's a real person the game's author knows, and they just... put their buddy into their game as a major NPC. Sometimes the game's text explicitly encourages player characters to fuck them.

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y'know, *lights cigarette* back in my day, subcultures used to be about the culture, and not just the appearance of it to people outside of it. *puts cigarette in my mouth the wrong way* ow ouch owee ow oww

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y'know, *lights cigarette* back in my day, subcultures used to be about the culture, and not just the appearance of it to people outside of it. *puts cigarette in my mouth the wrong way* ow ouch owee ow oww

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Bronze age ship discovered

look inside

made of wood

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I’m pretty sure job applications are designed to make you want to kill yourself

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Y ou guys talk aboutgetting aroused by guns so much i just start getting irritated whenever i see a picture of a gun or a skinny white guy with a gun

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you know elf food tastes like complete shit

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No Dogs Under Heaven

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yes, percy rose through the ranks of new rome disturbingly fast. no, jason did not do the same at camp half blood. yes, percy's rise to leadership at both camps took about two weeks and was completely unplanned. no, the same cannot be said for jason. his rise was carefully planned and took over a decade. they're both children of the big three, but where percy thrums with raw power, jason is a sword honed by zeus and hera. where percy is a survivor, jason is a weapon. where percy is a cycle breaker, jason can't get out. jason's fatal flaw was temptation to deliberate because he never managed to make his own choices. he was every classic definition of a hero rolled into one, and he never questioned it because his happiness came after the responsibility. jason was never going to ascend as fast as percy because jason was raised on hard work and discipline while percy, an abuse survivor and child of poverty, knew when to fight dirty. where jason was a transplant, percy was an invasive species. jason was always going to die because he was never more than a tool for the gods to throw away when he outlived his usefulness, or when he started to question his place. if someone as locked down as jason can question the system, anyone can. now that luke has put thoughts of overthrow in everyone's heads, zeus has to be very careful because while jason was expendable as his weapon, percy was unexpected in every way. zeus has no plan for him. when percy dies, he will become a martyr, so he can't die, except now everyone knows that percy doesn't want to be a god either. jason had to die, and now percy has to live.