have you tried applying dog honey on it?

I did it anyway

if you can't commit to a 2 hour long movie, here's a 35 second one you can watch instead

cant tell if this is befitting of a croutoning

Hey keep it to the spam zone pal, I made that subforum for a reason >:(

If only they did interior design in my home town.

can u suck it hard and weird from thje back. Please

If i wanted to know this stuff I would just go to crouton.net

"transform your space into a soul inspired sanctuary" get a real job

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honestly jstpst gets the best spam

Croutoned

Wanna trade for my W-patterned crouton?

I didn't look at the submitter or link and I thought this was a bizarre joke until I saw your reply

the W pattern because I be winning

Take it to /f/spam_zone, pal

It took me three weeks to watch this video.

seems bad

Remember the great upset of 201X when Crunchy Roll announced their own magical school girl anime? I was there, on the front lines, seeing Fans With Concerns get infinitely mad about a kinda underwhelming trailer for a children's cartoon. (I have the gnawing suspicion that the trailer was actually directed towards actual parents and kids inorder to market CR as a wholesome place for families and not just otaku perverts. It was a silly trailer none-the-less.)

The reasons for upset may have been different than what was openly claimed and once the outrage machine went brrr, it was infinite bad takes on CalArts style that clearly hadn't ever read the original John Kricfalusi essay, smh. That essay was mad petty tho and should be rightly ignored as an old man (old before his time indeed) yelling at clouds.

But one bad cartoon aside, while caring about bad faith art and media criticism has its value on its own terms, this kind of upset is especially worrisome for the possibilities and livelihoods of artists from marginalized groups. The scrutiny and standards applied to them is unfairly high and Sarah Z along with co-writer Emily take on these topics and more on this autopsy of the High Guardian Spice controversy.

when i was fresh out of 20 years of republican evangelical brainwashing, Shakesville was one of the places that helped me make sense of what had happened to me and how much i didn't know about the world and the experiences of other people. it took me several more years after that to realize that a lot of the people on that website would have me replace one inflexible moral absolutism with another. and as in the church, those with the most influence were the ones most likely to be corrupted by it.

This piece is partially inspired by the recent fallout of Ana Mardoll, but by no means limited to it or commenting on him/xer as a person. (I forgot the proper pronouns, but I want to engage less with them as a person rather than more so mea culpa and w/e.)

She uses the time effectively, imho. Though it could have been an actual essay, I think the format suits the content quite well. (It's commenting social media on a social media platform, which I think is relatively justifiable not only through audience overlap - people willing to watch an hour long video on social media beef are going to be invested in social media - and given that Sarah Z does not have a platform in legacy media and couldn't reach audiences in similar way through other media.)

what could she possibly say in 1 hour!

I hate cars. March/April 2020 was super scary and difficult, but going out to empty streets was so refreshing.

To transfer fuel burning cars over to electric is gonna take a ton of infrastructure change that I think justifies a much bigger overhaul of the transportation system. Bring back the trams!

this article kind of glosses over that there is a frighting conservative government in power in Poland right now, which seems a little weird. I suppose there are governments like that all across the world right now though