feel free to ask/ message me. call me oro // 23 // Australia //young dumb and full of you know ;) (fear)
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I beg my kidnappers for a phone, swearing not to make any calls or texts, and they stare over my shoulder, holding a gun to my head as I use my newly-freed hand to post, "So do like, dudes just buy ropes and baklavas from the same store or what lmfao like a specialty Crime Store"
One of the kidnappers says "balaclavas" but it's muffled under the fabric. I ask them to repeat and they do, their voice raspy from disuse. "You wrote baklava, that's a pastry." The other kidnapper goes "stfu" and then after a pause goes "Why would you buy from a crime store"
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im aware this is an insane thing to say but i fucking. love characters that are just cockroaches. and i dont mean like. gross i mean they just do not fucking die. they can survive anything. they will outlive EVERYONE because they just will not die no matter what be it because they have a reason or because they literally cannot stop surviving the odds i love it i love it
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THEY USED A PIC FROM THE CLIP WHERE HE'S TRYING TO DO THE LUDWIGLION FACE
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also vote for NL in the streamer awards he would hate to win
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STOP drawing curly pre crash!*my telekinesis crashes the ship*
#i think its nice when people create symbolic contrast#of the beautiful vs the grotesque (a blond man)#mouthwashing
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*slowly reaches for the popcorn*
#i love a cheesy live action adaptation of other media that takes place around chrismas#so i will watch the ace attorney live action. or the like a dragon movie#maybe i just need to be watching takashi miike movies#otherwise klaus is really good
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It doesn't matter if that fic has been in your drafts for years and is now self-indulgent to the point of parody. If Steven Moffatt is allowed to do it professionally, you are allowed to do it for fun.
#i should post my shit out there for the world#if 2% is cooking and the rest is hopelessly embarrassing i still want to talk about the 2#%
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I just got described as an "ad hating commie" by someone because I said a minute of youtube ads is unpleasant. fully spent 5 minutes arguing and defending youtube ads. insane stuff
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i must have spent hours at this point just scrolling through steam trying to find a single game i might be interested in. what is all this stuff. no matter what search filters I enter it doesn't even seem to change the types of things. is literally everything tagged "exploration" and "adventure" and "open world" and "simulation" or what
i don't want to play a "cozy" game. I don't want to play a "horror" game. why are games trying to make me feel one of two binary emotions. just because i don't want to play "the Entity is gonna Get You in the Evil House" doesn't mean I want to play "Happy Strawberry Sunshine Farm."
this is an unfamiliar world to me. like super mario wasn't trying to give me a specific rigidly defined emotional experience. It was just a Game.
i don't even know what most of these genres are like wtf is a roguelike.
none of those things inherently go together more than they go with anything else. it's just a list of things
#most genre delineations are always murky#they can be used to describe 'format' in the case of rougelike#or core gameplay for something like a platformer#or time commitment in the case of casual which describes the ability to pick it up play 10mins and put it down#cozy games doesn't necessarily describe the emotions but the stakes of gameplay. horror is kind of used in the same way for the opposite#atmosperic is likely referring to attention in the environmental details not just vibes for if you want an immersive experience#it is a bit odd to approach these without the cultural context of where the terms popped up from
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