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@Ciaran
Lol yeah xD and it’s the first annual Coney con in Warrior, Alabama

@Twi Clown
vaya que leyenda se a forjado

Baneen a los bots

artist:owliegirl -> artist:ponykip

she changed the name of her alt twt account (formerly brofart69) ^_

Knuckles was fine
wade does get too much Focus and probably should have just been a movie
although wade’s dream with Pachacamac’s ghost was awesome

Twilight Velvet se enfrento y vencio a Nightmare Moon en el cerro usando un machete.

lavender skies

Peppermint Carrot, Solemn Songs

Hmm Reddit is cooking today. I wonder what else is it offering?

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That’s enough Reddit for today.

@SleepySteve
The heat index struck 53.5°C on my clock too, to add this shit up.

Hope I make it without getting the heat stroke.

That’s 101° F. Jesus.

@𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐫
That’s face-meltingly hot!

The Sonic movies are a good example of the PG rating actually meaning something given their use of profanity. Profanity is something you never hear of in Sonic media outside of Shadow the Hedgehog (which has a T rating, fittingly) and Sonic X unaltered.

Damn

We just shattered the hottest air temperature in this city’s recorded history this afternoon, holy fuck.

We just shattered the hottest air temperature in this city’s recorded history this afternoon, holy fuck.

Also my clock that also records index temperature hitted 53.5°C around that same afternoon too.

@Dr_Osaka
ok not gonna lie for a split moment… I thought that was about Sonic X shadow generations.. but no its about the movies…. nyaa don scare me like that..

dam

a maldita sea los bots ya le agarraron aquí como saco de boxeo ya es la tercera vez que aparecen.

@Twiny Dust
I don’t know where you are, but I want to be there with you.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
The closest I’ve come is working on an IDE that has been used to develop games, like WoW. The delicious bonus of helping to make the tools used to make games is that you often get invited to play them before alpha and right through beta.

My favorite part of WoW in the early days was that when backpacks were introduced you could trade them with each other, and end up with a whole belt of full packs, and falling through stairs.

Stairs lead to FUN!

When they increased the level cap to 20 they ruined the game.

Yes - you’re reading that right. I was getting a whole 2.8 FPS! HA HA HA HA HA! I could actually move and stuff!

@ᎶㄖҜㄩ 乃ㄥ卂匚Ҝ
Close, people who arrive near closing hours, especially 5 minutes before. Though I have seen people come knocking even though I have the shutter door all the way down. “I just want one drink” they say.

@Dirty Bit
Those freaking people would usually wander around for minutes. One guy today bought more expensive than he carries and I had to put some of his items back, wasting my time.

It’s frustrating mostly because closing a store isn’t just closing a store. I would need to recount the money and restock over and over again, and I’m usually the only person left in the store. It’s very exhausting.

Paramount Global CEO Bob Bakish has been terminated. An announcement is expected Monday.

Have you ever developed a game?

I can’t look at that without thinking of those animations I saw on Newgrounds in my teens. Also that funny sound ‘Wurk wurk!’

@SleepySteve
I never cared much about polls conducted three years ahead of the actual election: so early on, they often end up hardly mattering in regard of the actual results (for one, there’s no guarantee that either Edouard Philippe or Gabriel Attal will be picked as Macron’s successor; it could just as well be Bruno Le Maire, or even Gérald Darmanin — aka Sarkozy 2.0).

More relevant would be the polling about the upcoming european election.

With an expected score that’s twice as high as Renaissance’s (Macron’s party, which they beat by a single point in the previous election, back in 2019 — 23.2% to 22.2%), the rise of the far-right — which is part of a broader movement in Europe — is more apparent (because the ignorant masses — even the half that cares enough to move their asses up to the ballot box — are just as short-sighted as ever).

Another point of interest is the socialist list (whose party had sunk into irrelevance in the wake of Macron’s re-election) making a surprising comeback from their pitiful 6.2% in 2019 and having some fair odds of taking the second place away from the macronists, while the right (les Républicains) is stagnant, same as the far-left (since the NUPES couldn’t agree on a common list, la France Insoumise is looking at a marginal improvement from their 2019 score at best), and the ecologists are about to eat the second biggest loss (when they had previously managed to take the third place with 13.5% of the vote).