Lady of the Land @Lady@cat.family

this actually makes ZeLink fanfiction make considerably more sense

“oh, I’m not actually writing Link, I’m writing Jesus”

drakloak is way cuter in the anime than i expected

a few leaves might possibly be changing

really from the names you would think it's the opposite

heartless have hearts but no body
nobodies have bodies but no hearts

do you ever think about how the paired pokémon versions are basically like “AU where different animals went extinct”

girls be like

“i just want to be a cute harmless little animal online

with DEADLY APPENDAGES”

« “It’s so weird that he runs an ad attacking China, and people say, ‘You sound like Trump.’ Tim’s been attacking China for decades! Trump co-opted it from us and we need to take it back, because Trump is a complete fraud on this.” » weird flex but ok

you don't get to blame the media narrative being one-sided when you have been ruled against in court

« “This has some recorder on it, which I had to play at half-time because it was really fast. I was like, ‘Oh, this would be nice if it had this little bit of a recorder on.’ I tried to play it, and I was completely incapable. I’d thought, ‘Oh, I’ll be able to do this. Kids play the recorder all the time. It’s easy.’ Even at half-time, I had to have loads of goes at it. So, it’s me playing the recorder, sped up, because I have no skills.” »

« “I found a bass wah pedal in my sister’s garage. I just plugged it in and started playing, and I was like, ‘This is fun.’ I’ve unfortunately not stopped playing bass wah.” »

what's surprising is the ones who don't even make video games

i mean just look at

[unrolls massive scroll of queer video game developers with documented records of abusive practices towards relationship partners, coworkers, roommates, or third parties]

uh

you can do better than that guy

i mean just look at orson scott card

nobody gives a shit whether you're a good person or not if you make art

has fanfiction gotten worse since the pandemic or is it just my fandoms

it cites this open-access paper in Energy Research & Social Science https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2021.102416

« And indeed, a logically unavoidable conclusion seems to be that the climate movement hasn’t yet done enough. It must try something more.

As for the ethics of property destruction, it is not, in this case, very complicated. Fossil fuels kill people. If you disrupt the flow of such fuels and damage the machinery they impel, you prevent deaths. You stop the perpetration of harm. You may destroy an inanimate object — and no one in the climate movement is suggesting anything other than targeting dead things — so as to protect living beings. Or, put differently, if you are locked in a house on fire, you have a right to break some windows to get out. »