when u swim in the sea and an eel bites ur knee

thats a moray

You say please and thank you

how do i tell him to stop glugging about and get back to work?

right, like, everyone in my family has a history of cavities and various dental problems, i will take my free tooth--helping juice and say thank u

brain drugz

thats just the demon that makes it work talking to u

That explains why you're the sleepiest guy who's ever lived

Does she even know that the pineal gland looks like a tiny little ballsack on the back of ur brain. Ivve touched one 🤏

oh

the nintendo gameqube spun its disques backaquards

fortunately shes not like, hardcore conspiracy theory out there. shes just. a bored old lady who watches her youtube opinion men for entertainment, and has the barest concept of what is reliable information and what is absolute horsefeathers.

You know what good. Fuck my pineal gland. What's it ever done for me? My teeth I use every day, mostly for chewing.

I know which I'm gonna pick any day of the week.

oh nooooooo :( this must be sad to see

I use C# for work and it blows my mind how bad the state of the C# LSP is. I don't understand how Microsoft made C# and the LSP open protocol (to make VSC popular but also genuinely uplifted all other IDEs), and I can barely use C# in any editor that isn't named "Visual Studio" or "Visual Studio Code".

GDScript is just dandy and has gotten a looooot more ergonomic since 3.0, I am a fan of it. I know C# pretty well now and I still prefer GDScript in every case.

question since you're such a big godot advocate: how do you feel about using gdscript vs external languages (c# of course being the biggest)?

i don't see a smiley face...

i think that's the joke

I was confused by the title because I normally spell it “discs” with a c

I love Godot so much, been a fan of it for 9 years now, soooo happy to see how widely used it is :3

keep us updated Game Devin!!

This is just like in black mirtor

this feels so good to see. i like this a lot

Touch me

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This is good but it's very funny that when watching stuff on their website on a phone the screen dims if you don't interact with it