kelpie_returns
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- Comment on This game is fantastic. 9 hours ago:
It’s a communal writing project. Ofc that’s the case lol
- Comment on It's finally here! 17 hours ago:
Toot-toooooot!
- Comment on This game is fantastic. 17 hours ago:
It’s a communal project in which people make up lovecraftian monsters and share them to a wiki, basically. There’s an expansive system of lore to it, including an MIB-esque organization that is collecting and, when possible, innoculating them, as well as all these different methods and procedures for interacting with them and categorizing them and junk.
Lots of strange and creative ideas scattered throughout. I liked it when it was just starting off, but haven’t kept up, so I can’t speak for the modern quality overall, but Im sure they’ve still got some bangers here and there
- Comment on A month remains. 1 day ago:
That’s nice to know. I might just take that dive after all
- Comment on A month remains. 1 day ago:
That…is a lot easier to remember than I had feared. Im gonna do a little reading on the subject and think about rolling them bones when I have the time. Thanks for the info, dude!
- Comment on A month remains. 1 day ago:
Wish someone would do this for me tbh. I’d like to make the change, but am tech-incompetent enough that I fear I might brick my only computer were I to try.
- Comment on Why do conservatives define being fascist solely as "being violent?" 2 days ago:
Some of them do it because they dont want to admit to being fascists themselves…for now. Others genuinely do not care what the true meaning of the word is, and of them, many actively choose to refuse to learn. And some others still are just saying what the talking heads they trust tell them to say, regardless of what they know or knew before. In many ways, life is easier when you dont have to think.
Regardless of where they fall on this spectrum, reduction is a big part of the message, one way or another. Restricting how people understand this concept makes it easier to actualize it because vast swaths of these fools will be unable to recognize it for what it is until they find themselves in its very maw.
Are we all doomed? Cause it’s feeling more and more like we might all be doomed before long ngl
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 3 days ago:
I was playing Custom Robo until Armored Core’s existence was brought to my attention. So now I’m working through the og title and it is crazy fun so far.
There’s been a little Pokémon Colisseum om the side as well, as i never got to try that one as a kid. Much better than the main series and I wish they’d drop more interesting experiences like this one…but they got their money machine and no reason to risk turning it off ig. Lame-os.
- Comment on transformation 6 days ago:
i wan chiggen sammich :(
- Comment on gaming console 6 days ago:
I would argue that it could use a dagger. Or, better yet, a machete.
- Comment on Were both parties cheated on? 6 days ago:
There are lots of people that have been pressured or coerced into poly relationships too (in regards to the bad rep, I mean). “Polybombing” I think that’s called?
But thats just shitheads being shitheads. Some people will use any avenue available to them. Despite that, while I am not the type for it, I do love and respect a number of people who are polyamorous and do think the concept is beautiful in a way that I find unaccessible and ill-suited to my personal needs, but beautiful no less. At least two of those people have even made it work too lol
- Comment on do you apologize, even if it's not your fault just to make the other person feel validated? 1 week ago:
Id never thought about this way before. I apologize all the time just to keep things moving quick and easy, but maybe I should learn to be a bit more discerning for the sake of trust? Definitely something to think about
- Comment on McDonald’s CEO is grappling with a ‘two-tier economy’ as he slashes prices on value meals—and signals backing for a minimum wage increase 1 week ago:
This reads like the wealthy realizing, in real-time, that the poor can’t spend money they don’t have, more than anything else. Like, no shit, dude.
Use your privileged position to make actual change if you care so much. He doesn’t though, so he’s not going to. Instead, he’ll make sure we all know that we can get an entire combo for only $5. Wow! Truly a hero of the down-trodden, this fucking guy. I’d love to be proved wrong, but we all know where this is headed. His virtue signaling doesn’t change that, just like it doesn’t change that stunt he pulled with potus and all that it so clearly represented. Just more mealy-mouthed lies from another worm in a suit’s all it is.
- Comment on nyaaa 1 week ago:
So Tusk, but cute?
- Comment on We've all been there 2 weeks ago:
Well, I can’t fault that logic. Met more than few of my besties by sharing the good old pb. Nothing like a quick back-to-back to really get to know someone, eh?
- Comment on Alguien ha pagado WinRAR? 2 weeks ago:
Cute
- Comment on We've all been there 2 weeks ago:
Get a load of little lord fontleroy over here. Never had to use the party bucket, he says!
- Comment on What age gap is too big of an age gap if someone's in their early 30's? 2 weeks ago:
Iirc, it’s not that the brain finishes development at 25, but that the study this point comes from stopped following its subjects at age 25. A broader look at neuro-development seems to suggest that the brain never stops ‘maturing’. It’s not always improving tbc, but there also isn’t some definitive line that makes someone cerebraly adult.
Not sure what that means in regards to this thread, but I do feel it’s worth pointing out.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Why would it?
- Comment on need this pic without text please 2 weeks ago:
Days that I haven’t bit my knuckle while my eyes popped out of my skull before dabbing my profusely sweating brow with a pocket kerchief and then yelled “AWOOOOOOOOGA”: 0
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 3 weeks ago:
Not that I’m aware.
She comments on quora and is, generally speaking, unnecessarily rude and mean, unhelpful, and inadvertantly hilarious in this cross and overconfident way. All this while primarily commenting on stuff about farm animals, making this interestingly uncommon contrast of humble origins and unreasonable bitchiness…idk how to explain the phenomenon that is Nel better than that. She is just a wild and interesting enough internet being that I can’t help but wonder if someone might be having a laugh with her account
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 3 weeks ago:
37 quora accounts, you say? Does the name Nel Croissant mean anything to you?
- Comment on Random Things that I never expected: Infinity Nikki × Stardew Valley Collab Trailer 3 weeks ago:
I have not played either game yet, but something about this makes me want to try it so dang bad
- Comment on I love bpd girls 3 weeks ago:
What?
- Comment on If your happiness is derived from your enjoyment of a false (i.e. fictional) stories, is that truely happiness, or is that technically a delusion? 4 weeks ago:
If our feelings are formed by chemicals and waves in the brain, then what would be false about happiness from those sources? Is it actually false happiness, or is it possibly just happiness derived from stigmatized/alternative sources?
- Comment on Have you watched masterpiece named "Happy"? 4 weeks ago:
It’s not tv, but you could try reading some of Grant Morrison’s (the creative head) comics. The Filth has a lot of similar vibes and is a great intro to their work, and The Invisibles is nothing if not interesting and strange as all hell. It’s easily my favorite of theirs, but it’s also definitely not for everybody lol
Someone else already mentioned Pulp Fiction, so I’ll also add that Reservoire Dogs and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are a couple other Tarantino flicks that might scratch the itch.
There’s also the Evil Dead series. The vibes get closer and closer to Happy as the series goes on, with Ash Vs Evil Dead (the tv series) probably coming the closest. Haven’t seen the remake/reimagining, but I hear that one’s more into the horror and gore than any of the others. Probably not what you’re looking for, that one.
- Comment on One Angry Man 5 weeks ago:
Oh no
- Comment on Southern USA core. 5 weeks ago:
Ofc the occasional siblingly soak is still on the table. They’re southerners, not animals.
- Comment on Ah shit 1 month ago:
Hah! Jokes on you! I have very sensitive skin and was already experiencing this hell!
- Comment on Oxygen 1 month ago:
Wow. So powerful (idgi)