I rate it 10/10 because it sounds fun. I rate it 0/10 because I love word games but none of my board game pals like them so I never get to play them :C

I love technology connections!!

I don't even drink coffee!

https://www.copypastecharacter.com/ is a useful character map (I know there's one built into windows but I find this more convenient due to the way it sorts stuff)

https://thealexandrian.net/ is a blog by a guy who's been GMing tabletop RPGs for yonks, and wrote the Infinity RPG among other things. Lots of good resources on GMing there, and it always gets me in the mood to run a game when I read it.

they're actually very good to the bone, they're bad to all the other parts of a human cos they just want more friends

also sorry that all I do is post technology connections and techmoan videos on here lol

thanks for the me irl hoppet

Thanks for the refresh - Keanu

yknow I've only seen one "joke" so far today and it's been relatively benign... on the one hand I'm glad but on the other I'm on edge because I fuckin hate april fools day and I'm just waiting for the deluge of garbage "jokes"

This is a really nifty video, thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your service

a good addition to the lich jstpst universe!

dota was all worth it for this comment

The thing about socialism is it's a group of ideas more than a single idea. Unfortunately this leads to a lot of infighting which, as we know, the left is very good at.

On the one hand you have people like Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders who push for things like nationalised/free healthcare, public transport. On the other you have a plethora of shades of anarchists who want to dismantle the ideas of nationhood and government entirely. It can be hard to reconcile the fact that these two groups are on the same broad side.

I guess the best way to describe socialism in very broad terms would be the idea that society should be set up as systems that benefit everyone who is part of society, not that people should work to benefit and perpetuate the systems.

I don't have resources, but I would suggest looking into anarchism in Spain - there have been some successful anarchist communities built there that lasted quite some time before being deliberately destroyed.

I'm glad you posted this because I first saw it on tumbles this morning on my phone and a) I was tired and b) it was small

both of these things contributed to me not appreciating it to the extent that it deserves. It's a great draw!!! (AS USUAL!!!!!!)

especially when 11 year olds are still totally fuckin obsessed with shrek

yeah this is a #relateable mood

I just started teaching this year and getting told that Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a "really old movie" is so bizarre!

as if they give a shit at all, if there had be a republican president when scalia died, they would have immediately picked someone

i'm also lgbt

Love

Games comma video

Boys

Trains

I just go on the particular podcast's website and listen direct from there.

Hot dad is great!

Some of my other faves to check out are My Friend on the Net, I'm in Love With The Star Wars & Bring Me All of Your Teeth

this post made me listen to this song about loving websites

doomslayer's gender is the same as mine: doom

it's actually dawngate, but nice list

history of rome is a classic and very good! it's a narrative history of Rome from the kingdom of rome to the fall of ravenna & the collapse of the western empire. The narrator is fantastic and entertaining and soothing, and it's real neato.

our fake history is my vote for currently updating podcasts. another history one! it's about historical myths and urban legends, so it'll look at, say, Robin Hood or Lady Pirates, and see where the stories started, how they crept into the modern consciousness, and if there's any historical evidence to suggest there's any truth to the tales. V entertaining storyteller. The more recent seasons are generally more "exploration of a broad topic" rather than "analysis of a single myth" but I don't mind.