Fit to be on the cover of GQ (genderqueer) 😎

I have no idea where my old game devices would be in my childhood home, but I’ll remind my ma to be careful if she comes across them since she refuses to throw any of my old stuff away (I’m out of state now).

Ars Technica comment sections do not disappoint

The relentless equine whimsy cannot be contained.

Drug blood!

Fortunately it’s not an allergic reaction, mostly just an intolerance but I appreciate your concern :) /gen

I haven’t eaten red meat in years due to not reacting well to it, glad to see it’s also helping the environment 😄

I think the biggest factor here is the immediate and tangible aspect of this type of theft.

Wage theft and systemic things are larger and conceptual until it hits, and more often than not because it’s so vague and not “just one person” it doesn’t evoke the same visceral response in a lot of people.

Not sure how we can start reframing to do so but getting on these conversations is a good idea for sure.

Amazing how this is a genuinely lovely thing if you’re not a POS 😄

I myself have trouble telling the difference between white folks, like English and Irish, or like Hitler and a cat.

Lmao

So glad to see the gummy bears mentioned.

Feel better, OP!

I’ve never seen the whole set before. This is glorious

I didn’t know these existed until today but I can smell/taste it already ugh

Stale, sticky dust water.

No this is Lemmy

Also 9. Nice and relaxed in the summer weather ☀️

Lmao @ 3

Yeah basically chronically online masturbator/porn-obsessed.

I’m gonna go ahead and say commenting technically counts as posting.

Plus I get most of my memes from here…so.

Thank you Gary you deserve extra Garynip for your efforts

You hit this answer perfectly!

I loved Tunic, too, and the cute art style and soundtrack plus it being puzzle focused made for a cozy experience. The accessibility options were a huge plus for me.

I also loved ToTK! It’s definitely different in mechanics than the original. I also played it day 1, though. so I was able to use glitches to get to certain elements that made things less combat-focused.

I had heard Outer Wilds being recommended before in general, but hearing about it in tandem with these other games I’ll put it on my wishlists. Thank you again!

Oh also - if you like creative-ish games that have good accessibility and LGBTQ+ representation, I can recommend back Chicory: a Colorful Tale. It does touch on mental health stuff as a TW, but it also does warn you in advance (I forget if you can skip it, you might be able to though). I loved it and cried a couple times.