StellarTabi

just assumed it was star wars style lore exposition and tldr'd

I can't wait to pay thousands of dollars for fake-rare AI-generated pepes!!!!

As a principled Marxist, all of my economic opinions derive from the Labor Theory of Value, hence if there were any valid criticisms of it, all my economic opinions would fall like dominoes.

I'm 6 months behind on my hammer rent

I'm totally gonna scan some random ghost QR code floating in the air.

The relationship between hexbear and /c/shrekland is entering stage 2 of it's inevitable cycle.

there's a few public photos of me standing next to a person of fursuit, am I going to get arrested if I step into the UK?

making optional QR code menus is a good idea tho

fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented.

skill issue

I do get caught up on the fact that the people among our relatives who are most nostalgic for the Soviet Union are also VERY racist, homophobic, terrible to animals and just generally mean to everyone around them.

i've noticed this when talking to my cousins abroad but have no answer, because it's kind of true and disturbing, but at the same time in the US, mean american people wander into my life all the time. I think that the US is just slightly ahead of Russia in what you might call the less-economic types of a cultural revolution (specifically, LGBT rights, animal rights, etc.).

I'm under the impression you might accidentally/subconsciously think about both faces and the Death Note will LGTM it. I don't remember the canon drawing a hard line on the topic, but L was strategically leveraging the ambiguity of that rule.

I remember about the time death note was rising in popularity, most TV shows available to the average american teenager (not me I was below average) were "about nothing", the stories were either so basic/short/trivial/generic/for-kids you might as well say the story didn't exist or were aimless and next week's episode forgot everything from last-week. If you watched cartoon network, you get the impressed to believe that animes have long-form story telling and western cartoons are for baby children, which functionally is true-enough if that distinction matters. If you were willing to watch anime with subtitles, you basically 100x your supply of good TV shows. I still like the pointless shows like lucky star and bugs bunny, but at the time, that's literally all that was available in western cartoons. Death Note was likely one of the highest quality and earliest long-form cartoons most western millennials got to see of it's style and genre.