I heard about this when it came out a few years ago. I've seen the one joke way too many times, to the point where I can't get myself to read this.

I feel like the author didn't have any ill intent, but just straight up using the transphobic joke as the title is still going to piss off a lot of people. Way more people read the title than the whole story, so I'm not surprised it turned into a controversy.

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I'm more sleepnlay

You inspired me to go on a quick 15 minute bike ride.

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Reminds me of that password game where your password can catch on fire. I think you need to put it out with other emojis.

🌊💧🌧️⛈️🌦️🪣🫧🚿🛁🧊🐳🧑🏽‍🚒

NVIDIA brand gray goo has consumed the entire planet to build enough gpus to generate this dishwasher howto.

eh, the shadow realm sounded like too cool of a place to banish misgending to.

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I'm assuming this is a ritual to banish she/her pronouns for people who don't want to use those any more. strong support to banishing misgendering

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i feel like 'the frog' would need to be based on something with frog in the name that isn't a frog, like a frogfish, frogbird, frogbit, or frog fruit. I don't know if there's any mushrooms with frog in the name

I don't understand how postmills work well enough to be sure how ground up my post is.

edit: Maybe the upvotes are a grind size setting, and it grinds the post up more for more people? I'm just theorizing instead of reading the source code and ruining the mystery of it.

you could make a jumpmeister tuxcart mod to bring these creative original characters to life

first, you need to learn enough basic skills to survive long enough to make a post. the world is an extremely weird and complicated place, that changes all the time. so this is a continuous, ongoing set of skills to keep learning.

I had to learn to read and write, which is also a tricky set of skills to learn, and is often taught in bizzare and traumatizing ways.

then I had to learn to use the internet. this is a convoluted system that connects billions of people together, so it's scary, but also fascinating. there's a lot of ways people convey information. it involves a lot of learning new types of media, learning to use tools to find information, and learning how to express yourself using them too. learning some of the underlying systems that these all run on is also handy, but probably not necessary.

then learn to interact using forum software, each having their own idiosyncracies. I made the mistake of using reddit before this, would not recommend that path

it also involves finding the specific community you want to post in. I tend to try to get an understanding of the culture and people of a community before I try interacting, although there are cultures where lurking is looked down on.

then I had to overcome enough social anxiety to make a post. I'm probably ready to be asked anything, although I'm not sure I'm ready to answer anything

for this post I wanted to put myself out there a bit, but in a semi-joking way that i'd feel comfortable enough to handle

sorry for alarming your brain

I haven't even seen ! screenshot yet. I've basically given up on nintendo since their crackdown on yuzu and other legal emulators.

I feel like a strudel, turnover, or crumble might be a better approximation of a pie.

pulls out d&d 3.5 grappling flowchart and gets pinned under the weight of it