OCTOPUS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Your local Zero Sugar, Meatatarian, Johtoker.
I love everything Johto!
I’m here for the chill vibes and to have a good time.
Billy O’nares refer to me as “A commoner with gumption.”
OCTOPUS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
I found a pair of moon boots there once.
You don’t have to accept being called anything. Doesn’t have much use outside the Internet anyway.
You don’t say “That trans person over there” or “That cis chick over there” or “That gay dude over there.” You say their names. (Or “that person” if you don’t.)
Because no one is really going to care about my sexual orientation in a formal setting or when they come across me or another random person at the grocery store.
You can call me a leaf for all I care. We most likely won’t be seeing each other the next day anyway.
ME: You forgot the comma in that sentence. Commas are important!
DEVIL: Keep it up, jackass…
I like corn dogs.
Please tell that’s pronounced as X-Face.
@Duamerthrax I’d love to get me one of those raspberry pie mini consoles one of these times.
Being miserable and treating other people like dirt is every N̶e̶w̶ ̶Y̶o̶r̶k̶e̶r̶ American’s God-given right.
My PC specs are 0. You might’ve missed the part where I said “console peasant.”
Most. But there’s a small problem: Us console peasants can’t play it yet. So… Yeah.
I’ve only ever read the first couple chapters of The Book of Armaments.
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That’s a very frogressive thing to say.
My brain read skeksis instead of ska. And now I can’t help but picture a band made up of giant, overly-dressed, wrinky old birds rocking out in a dank cave.
That’s okay. I didn’t want to go to sleep tonight anyways.
I’d love to shut up and play Starship Troopers: The Game. But unfortunately, I don’t have a PS5 or gaming PC. Still holding out hope that this will come to Xbox one day.
No, people are upset about the lyrics being removed. And why pay 5 or more bucks a month for lyrics when you can have a page on your favorite browser displaying the lyrics for free?
I prefer that anyways, and this is coming from someone who does the premium family plan.
While WFH is amazing, your colleagues just going poof and never knowing what happened to them is a big downside.