Lmao whoops. Technically NSFW there. Gonna have to read it after work.

I’m not so sure it was autocorrect. They usually don’t change a word to a swear, even with swears allowed. Also, t and r are right next to each other on a qwerty keyboard. I bet they just tapped the wrong key and didn’t notice because the font makes them look similar.

Lmao at the shitty photoshop edit.

Not even calling this a fake; I’m sure it’s for sale somewhere. Just that the seller couldn’t even be assed to take a post-print picture and just slapped a picture of the print on a generic black shirt photo instead.

Family guy. It should be family guy in the bottom right.

No, it’s held pretty consistently to what made it popular. They even got better with regards to representation too. Not sure why it’s there on the bottom right, hut I can’t really think of a good alternative either.

I have a whole house and still resort to these tactics. People just don’t design furniture for that inbetween status that clothes get.

That’s for the kickstarter version. This is basically a bespoke handcrafted chair by a company / team of less than 20 people. It’s run by Simone Giertz (pronounced yetch, hence the store name), and it’s an imminently reasonable price for an original design chair.

For reference, this is the type of thing it’s competing with; https://www.dwr.com/outdoor-lounge-chairs-ottomans/magis-spun-chair/9540.html

For when you’re so deep into this process that you want to make it a part of your house. https://yetch.studio/products/laundry-chair

Finasteride can occassionally cause ED. The hair pill (1mg) version has about a 97% chance of not doing that, though. I wouldn’t trust it to stop boners, personally.

Fluxer looked like it was ai coded before the hype for it got it enough funding for a code refactor they’re doing right now. It’d be nice if it stayed around long term and became successful enough to be sustainable though.

Could just be breast cancer too. Accounts for only having one left.

2nd place is obviously more skilled / is amazing at realistic art.

1st place had more heart.

I’ve noticed that a large chunk of furry content that I come across (I don’t look for it) tends to be about common life situations, but that would only apply to furries. There’s not usually a point to them, beyond being an example of what life as a furry might be like in the mundane sense.

In this case, the fox guy is being a creep and stealing a scale from the lizard guy. A comparitive situation might be a random dude stealing a girls hair for a keepsake.

I guess? I’d just assume they work like real hair/scales that can be grabbed completely unnoticed if it’s about to fall off, but if it’s healthy might actually hurt when pulled.

Considering fox guy grabbed it on purpose, it likely was sticking out / about to fall off anyways.

It’s actually closer to hair than nails. https://www.nathab.com/blog/feathers-hair-or-scales-not-much-difference

You know, I expect that the generational divide will change which ads people connect over, but I don’t think that the majority of people will stop using them as a way of connection.

The new hotness is making fun of raid shadow legends, and I expect there’s several others I just don’t know about as well.

I know several people who only watched the Superbowl for the advertisments / halftime show.

Regardless of how shitty it is, one of the big cultural touchstones is also the advertisements they played on tv when someone was growing up. A lot of people use ads as another way to connect with a new person; meeting a other local to your area means you can mention a particularly overplayed ad from childhood and likely be able to find another person who saw it growing up too.

The worst part about the mid tier villain is that they could have easily found something way better.

https://www.motorbiscuit.com/steals-lottery-tickets-returns-to-redeem/

“Florida Man Steals $7K in Lottery Tickets, Returns to [Same] Gas Station to Redeem Them”

"…Farley drove right back to the scene of the crime, marched in, and announced that he wanted to redeem some lottery tickets. The same-day staff must have thought he looked awfully familiar. They told him he couldn’t redeem the tickets.

Farley was determined. He did the old “walk around the store and get back in line,” hoping a different staff member would take pity on him. But the answer was still no."

I would edit and repost this myself, but I’m using my phone.