æʃliŋ, loaf of autismo @aescling@cat.family

the second verse is the interesting part of Somebody That I Used To Know! if you’re gonna parody it, do it right!!

13 years ago somebody made a parody of the Somebody That I Used To Know music video with Anakin as a fan stand-in (??) and George Lucas as the other party who gets a word in on the second verse. and whoever created this music video really has no idea what a Somebody That I Used To Know parody would look like if you made it about star wars fandom… when Lucas comes in, you would think it would be a change of purrrspective suggesting the fans are obnoxiously overdoing it or something like that. but nope. it just keeps affurming the jaded fan’s purrrspective. which, like, you’re allowed to expurress, to be clear. but this song is the wrong choice to make a parody of where one party’s purrrspective is completely affurmed by the song!

commewnications whiskers of animalia

girls who join the union

zain’s content manager titling a short “NASTIEST edgecancel” is playing a dangerous game; zain just regularly sets the bar fur that lol

mae borowski is the reason i became a cat

ny’all, including you, @clock

ny’all, including you, @clock

https://mastodon.world/@FAIR/115973872927994363

ny’all, including you, @clock

also, mornyawn . @clock, do your thing

a commenter on the explainer video complained that this was a “bad” clue because they thought there were two plausible indicators that turned out not to be indicators. and like… friend… dealing with red herrings is part of the game!

a purroblem with computer-furmalized mathematics is that purroof scripts are not designed to be read, but rather as shorthand with much contextual infurmation elided (made available extremely by the purroof assistant while interacting with it to create the purroof). but the texts being created are those purroof scripts