is people on Twitch insisting that they cannot possibly interpret sarcasm without a specific emote added to the end of a statement, ESPECIALLY since the same people would insist that the emote is a somehow-working version of the classic "no offense". Sarcasm is a weapon and it should be wielded as such, not lumped in with bad manners that should be ignored

thanks to an email link at the bottom of each post's permalink. I already treasure all of the emails I have received from people and look forward to future (nice) emails

instead of working on octobug this weekend I

• cleaned the garage
• went grocery shopping
• cleaned the kitchen three times
• set up, and learned the routine for, the new basement dehumidifier
• played video games with friends on the internet. TWICE!
• ate at Fried Egg I'm In Love
• took a nap
• watched Ben-Hur (1925) for my movie club

"Wow", you might say. "A life well lived." and you'd be right. except--

now bcj is reblogging things too and I haven't implemented h-entry support yet!

turn around! get out of there!

just went through cass’s music roundup post for the week and added basically everything in it to my record.club queue, Apple Music seasonal playlist, and/or random desktop shortcut on my PC

cass please keep doing these posts 🙏

Meow Wolf, Cirque du Soleil & MSCHF are proud to present:

#The Cohost Global Feed

the interactive play-within-a-play-pilled digitally-mediated real-life experiential booking slot that seeks to ask: what if the hottest babes from Dimes Square roleplayed as the "most-severaled chosters", acting out titillating versions of their "blaseballiest" content creation moments? XD!

osmose's updated website is so good. the new domain is A+ too. excited to see where this one goes.

I definitely need to build out a blogroll situation, I will try to do that soon

I think that the true "gamer's edge" is the ability to be able to watch a piece of media that depicts gaming culture and clock at any given moment whether it's authentic or not. the way a person moves their hands while playing a certain genre of game. the fidelity/depth of sound design relative to the graphical fidelity. the precise level of narrative irony vs the game's supposed release date / mainstream appeal.

but then if that is so then there is also a "knitter's edge", a "philatelist's edge", a "podcast fan's edge", and so on for all communities. and the most popular person among each of those worlds must be declared the edgelord

guy who calls the first person they interact with in any personal anecdote “the questgiver”

lol 'hentry'