Year of the Snake. Snake? SNAAAAAAKE!

Every time someone tries to pick at my bio to win an argument I ascend higher in power.

@belet_seri "you want to have sex of us!" What.

@215Hyde Welcome to the internet. It's very dead

-Log on -get made fun of by friends who pay a little too much attention -try and make new friends -they're bots what the hell

@Feauce @planefag Gaijin here, everyone has the gaijin card.

@planefag Depends on tone, but I was mostly just curious.

No Japanese ever called me a mutt.

@knightware98 @belet_seri An irish communist at this event had the gall to say "If you label someone a terrorist you can treat them as bad as you want" as if they haven't been using Nazi the same way.

@triggeringyou @belet_seri This one time man. I wish something would actually happen this one time that'll shut him up but like with Dogtober 7, he's gonna walk this one off too

So a day ending in y

政治関係のRPは二次創作アカウントであまりしたくないのですが、これだけは海外のフォロワーさんにお伝えしたいので引用RPします。 日本では性器無修正描写の画像を公開すると厳しい罰則の対象となる可能性があるので、お問い合わせいただいても描いたり売ったりすることが出来ません😭ご了承ください

@WisKy64VT Best house boat for lakeS?

Must Resist Urge to Boatsplain To Random people Asking boat questions

@Cthulhu_OwO I'm not trusting this but it would be typical

What the fuck?! Did Cuban hospitals lose power and did patients on ventilators die because of the commies on tour?!

@belet_seri This guy is confused why some Irish are considered terrorists despite years of violence and even a song by the cranberries

@Cthulhu_OwO Orwell warned us about them lol

The best part is that the rich elites had their hotels powered by cutting off the workers power. Its the perfect representation of communism in its entirety.

What’s something you’re proud of accomplishing?

Thank you as always, Chibi. This inexplicable rule is accepted as common sense by most Japanese people, so I don't think it can be changed by conventional political theory. If it could be changed, it would require unconventional action, a surge of public opinion, and the right timing. We were a divided minority, but people who once found it difficult to speak out are now gaining power through the internet. Information from overseas is also giving us a boost. We would be grateful if people overseas would also keep an eye on this issue.

help me find my frens

@hasanthehun Cubans should all thank hasan for saving all of their lives.

@SandyofCthulhu The idea of a sentient plane that dragged the worse of the worse into it along with hapless strangers is a great idea.

I see Ravenloft as a huge success. It was such a really unusual campaign setting. In conversations with GMs what I hear is that people steal cities or adventures or ideas from Al-Qadim or Forgotten Realms or Dark Sun and insert them into their homebrew. But they play Ravenloft fully. Yeah, it’s easier to make Call of Cthulhu scary than D&D but that’s not really Ravenloft’s fault. The things that hinder D&D cf. Call of Cthulhu - with reference to scariness only - are threefold. 1) D&D’s jargon throws you out of the game more. Experience points, levels, saving throws aren’t bad in themselves but they make you think about the game system instead of the world. Call of Cthulhu might say “check your Sanity” but that’s not as distancing as “make your Wisdom saving throws CR 14”. IMO. 2) D&D has a wide assortment of unnatural things on the side of good. Magic items, spells, good-aligned monsters. In Call of Cthulhu if you see magic, it’s ominous. Magic items = cursed items. Spooky and sinister. 3) Call of Cthulhu’s setting is easier to imagine yourself in. It’s more like the real world. This lets the players slide mentally into the campaign more smoothly. None of this makes Ravenloft bad. And for sure there’s mucho overlap between the scariest Ravenloft adventure and a moderate Call of Cthulhu one. But if your goal is “horror adventures” as opposed to “heroic adventures in a horrific setting”, then Call of Cthulhu is worth a shot.

@COMMI3MARK Going to Cuba to show the locals where the regime stooges are staying (they ready know, it has electricity)

Where would you rather be?

@TheHat2 He's just coming back under a different screen name.

Only one?

@TheHat2 No, it's not his.

So, a hypothetical. A man finds out his wife cheated on him, and their young son is not his. The bio dad wants to be in the kid's life as his father. The wife is okay with this. The man wants to leave them both, not wanting to help raise someone else's kid. Is he a deadbeat?