literally the entire owl glossary in gog is just words like blorbo

out of touch thursday

i hate abberations

fuck you for ruining NvP and taking a relatively fair battle and turning it into an automatic win for plague.

if abberations weren’t released literally like 3 days before the battle, the battle would’ve most likely been relatively balanced, with a couple of board flips in the middle of the week. There were absolutely no board flips this week, and it is incredibly disheartening to see all of nature’s hard work get fucked over by a flight’s very own fucking ancient breed releasing.

no hate towards plague, it’s been a good fight and i genuinely hope that nature and plague get a rematch, but to abberations themselves, I hope you fuckers crawl back into whatever hole in the wyrmwound you came out of and rot there.

I like it when indie game devs interact sometimes

reblog and put in the tags if you go by any DNI (or if you dont)

The real joy of fanfiction is getting to read several versions of the exact same, oddly specific plot written by different people and seeing the small ways things differ and falling in love with every one.

You all really need to learn to accept that the fact that you don’t like someone or something doesn’t mean it’s secretly evil somehow.

Like, annoyance and disinterest and anger are normal human emotions, but we’ve created this weird culture where you’re only allowed to have bad feelings about things if it’s for some righteous cause.

And instead of taking that (deeply flawed and unhealthy, mind you) notion and maybe… I don’t know, learning to manage negative feelings that aren’t productive, people have just decided that it means that any time they don’t like something, they have to find some grand, noble justification for their dislike.

But you really, really don’t. Someone can be kind and good and still annoy the fuck out of you. You’re allowed to think a show sucks even if it isn’t problematic. It’s literally fine.

Also, it’s possible to determine that you don’t like a thing, that you may even have very good reasons not to like that thing, and to simultaneously accept that it has value for other people. That a character who reminds you of that bossy mean girl from seventh grade may remind someone else of their big sister who always stood up for them. That an ending which is traumatizing for you may be cathartic to someone else. In a way, it’s like an allergy. “This is not for me” doesn’t have to mean “this is not for anyone”.

something worth fighting for

mafuyu day

everyone on this website except me needs to shut up

*sticks to you*

everyone on this website except me and this swag ass lizard needs to shut up