basic @basicparts_

There are somewhere around 45,000 video games across every Nintendo, SEGA, Xbox and PlayStation console. We couldn’t play them all in a lifetime. I think they’re overlooking the fact that we don’t ever have to buy another video game for the rest of our lives. Let it crash.

if alcohol is so bad for you then why does it stop my hands from shaking

First Doctor @FirstDoctor

a week ago

Alcohol has no single benefit. Zero. Not one.

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Islam is not Islam. Islam is the universalist religion opposed to Christianity. Christianity is the white religion. Islam is the brown religion. For these people, Islam is just a formal structure to better achieve their political goals.

Breitbart News @BreitbartNews

a week ago

Darializa Avila Chevalier says she converted to Islam because of the "grace and love and passion" that her Muslim friends had for "social justice" "The friend who pushed me to do it asked me: Why have you fasted for four years and yet you haven't taken your shahada?"

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why do chronically late people act like their friends have Infinite Hours and that they cause no harm by arriving 40 minutes past the meet-up time, like newsflash bro, people have lives

matargashti-pilled 🇵🇸 @dilrhubarb

a week ago

I'm so tired of lateness being viewed as a moral failing. I've been shamed for it my whole life because it's framed as "disrespect" (and no, it hasn't helped me be more punctual) and if I lost out on a major life opportunity because of it I don't think I could have ever recovered

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Not true. You can use it for cooking and if you drink it your hands stop shaking.

First Doctor @FirstDoctor

a week ago

Alcohol has no single benefit. Zero. Not one.

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this looks like they tried to use de-ageing cgi on david duchovny

21st Century Spielberg @Spielberg2K

3 weeks ago

Beardless Spielberg can’t hurt you

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@soonrightaway In what world is the post shitty?

Elon has enough money to buy me a chipotle burrito right now, but he won't because of his immeasurable greed

@ClayWendler @JPWakeBooks This was my interpretation as well

Final Fantasy 11 is one of the greatest MMOs of our time pcgamer.com/games/mmo/fina…

Nothing better than a summer Spielberg movie night in a packed theater with friends! Steven thank you for all of the hours of joy that you have given us in the cinema!! It has been a great honor and pleasure to have worked with you and to call you my friend. Congratulations to my dear friend Emily and the entire group of artists that created this movie. You were superb. We all loved Disclosure Day!!

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The owners of RPG Maker have decide to nuke the biggest online forum for RPG Maker devs. As one commenter said, “This is the burning of Alexandria for RPG Maker” If you love RPG Maker, retweet this and voice your opinion: forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/welcom…

You have to do crazy stuff to market your indie game. Even then, it usually doesn’t work. My game is so fun but… Can anyone see this? I’m tired.

Instead of a Wolverine game they should do a Beast game where Kelsey Grammer reprises the role. Also he’s not blue and he has a brother named Niles and he has to host the perfect dinner party for Seattle’s finest

Just made this #backrooms #thebackrooms

The Armie Hammer affair really made it clear that the “kink” and “no kink-shaming” stuff is exclusively for fat gay people – if you’re a handsome white guy it’s basically still 50s Puritan standards for your sex life.

Page Six @PageSix

a month ago

Armie Hammer shows off rugged new look in rare outing 5 years after sex abuse scandal trib.al/q9Ey0oW

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bottomless pit supervisor

Louise Charlotte Weard @weardjupiter

a month ago

Backrooms is about to make over a hundred mil at the box office. What is the next 4chan post that should be adapted into a feature film?

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Woke message fiction may be slowly dying, but stories won't magically get better when it's dead. Because there's a deeper problem. I found it in a book I'll call "MillenialQuest". That wasn't its real name, of course. I'm not trying to dunk on some poor soul just for writing a bad book. If I did that, I'd never be stopping. It was some medieval fantasy thing with a rather likely premise involving a fallen paladin and an army of steampunk centaurs. But when I opened it up, I quickly realized that every single character, despite living in a world where "horse" was the peak of transportation technology, was a Joss Whedon character wearing a Tolkien skinsuit. Complete with sarcasm, cutesy little quips, and no emotional self-control whatsoever. Didn't matter if the character was a professional assassin or a cloistered scholar, he talked, acted, and thought as if he were auditioning for a episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. My first impulse was to be annoyed with the author for disappointing me. But I quickly realized that the problem ran deeper, and the author, annoying as her habits were, was both symptom and victim of a deeper malaise. The primary skill of an author is empathy. Now, I don't mean the "empathy" that socialist twats are constantly talking up, in lectures about how we must all immediately dismantle Western civilization to create infinity third world biomass. I mean the actual skill of figuring out what other people are thinking and feeling. To excel at his craft, an author must empathize in two directions at once. Not alternately, but simultaneously. He must empathize with the audience to understand how they will experience what he writes, and he must empathize with characters, to understand how they see the world, and what they would do and say. Empathy must be learned. And it can be learned in two ways, either by having lots of conversations with people who are as different from you as possible, or by reading books with characters who are also totally unlike you. Well, we've now raised several entire generations who cannot withstand the stress of a real conversation with someone from their own nation who happened to vote for the other idiot on a two-option menu. And what have those people been watching, listening to, and reading? Well, Whedonized stories wherein every character is a reskinned version of a white, middle class, left-leaning liberal arts student in a small East Coast private college. The author of MillenialQuest didn't set out to write The Message™. Nobody was a purple-haired mixed-race fat wheelchair lesbian, and there weren't any thinly veiled rants about capitalism or diversity. Sure, the word "misogynist" was used a bunch, without any apparent awareness of the confused look of incomprehension that your standard medieval knight would respond with. But so was the word "allergies". And "expense account". And "psychology". And "self-medication". No, the core pathology here wasn't the irrepressible urge to preach the author's values at all. It was a complete lack of ability to put her head into someone else's world view. To the new breed of author, the 21st century liberal zeitgeist isn't just the only moral viewpoint, it's the only imaginable viewpoint. This is why they think you are evil and crazy if you voted for the other guy. Because they literally have no idea what might have motivated you to do that. The author of MillenialQuest couldn't imagine a world where differing responsibilities for men and women are a necessity for survival, rather than a cause for complaint. She couldn't imagine how the concept of an expense account would be expressed in a world where peak financial technology is pounding your shiny metal into discs with faces on them. Emily Wilson can't understand a woman who would be ashamed of cheating on her husband, or men who would start a war over an insult. Yes, often it's deliberate. Often it's preaching, or venting their own desire to debate with someone whose response they cannot hear. But the point is, even if and when they are forced, by threat of major film studio bankruptcy, to stop deliberately trying to preach and propagandize, they won't magically gain the ability to write characters different from themselves. Empathy is a skill. It has to be learned and then practiced. And most people in the writing game today simply haven't had the opportunity. We may be exiting the age of DEI slop, but we are entering the age of just plain slop.

Roman Helmet Guy @romanhelmetguy

a month ago

Emily Wilson completely changed the meaning of a key word in the Odyssey to make it seem like Helen of Troy didn't blame herself for starting the Trojan War, when in fact the text makes it clear that she did. In 4.145-146, Helen calls herself κυνώπιδος (dog-faced). This is an

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Sure. I could easily read The VVitch as a feminist movie. I could. Anyone could. Any movie with a witch that's just a low hanging fruit. But also. I can just read it in the exact same way as a Puritan in 17th century New England: the devil is real and he tempts women to steal babies and cut them up into a paste to lubricate their flying brooms, and he lives in the woods and he will possess your farm animals and your children and KILL YOU if you are a reprobate heretic who can't live among the good Christians of Boston. This movie is definitely NOT susceptible to a straightforward Christian reading. Its entire script is NOT premised on taking Puritan folk tales sincerely and deathly seriously. YOU HAVE TO READ THIS MOVIE AS A FEMINIST MOVIE AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YOU HAVE TO YOU JUST HAVE TO OK ITS MAKING FUN OF YOU AHHH NO MEDIA LITERACY ITS MAKING FUN OF YOUUUUUUU