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Fun fact there's actually a remake of this using the newer Super Mario RPG OST from 2023 and also using higher quality videos/sounds from the game, a remake that I never knew I wanted... Made by our favorite romhacker @GButternubs

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@invaderalex I think the stuff around it was referencing children, so it's probably something like "don't you want kids one day" "Fuck no, I'd cut out my uterus if I could"

People are focusing way too much on the fascism line, like what the hell could this mean in context?

Why did the mini-event allow people to apply for the ticket presale lottery from overseas, but not the main event... Fuck eplus

@SuMicMusuc thisamericanlife.org/right-to-remai… listen to this or read the transcript, or Google what happened to Adrian Schoolcraft. The system chases all good people out, by design.

Saw a really good tiktok today

Suda51’s Post-Mortem On Romeo Is A Dead Man And The Present Of Grasshopper Manufacture thegamer.com/goichi-suda-51…

@BendyJenga A lot of people who get really defensive about being told to mask, are getting defensive because they are completely ignorant of updated information about covid and disease spread. Educate yourself, please

@BendyJenga ada.com/covid/asymptom… asymptomatic and presymptomatic covid are just as contagious as symptomatic covid, and are behind a large percentage of cases as a result

the misrepresentation of a hugely obvious critique—USians bringing aid to Cuba (good) could do better by not also spreading a p"ndemic disease that can put you in the hospital when hospitals have no power (bad)—as somehow "lib" "wrecker" etc is an indictment that most communists

@croooozin "kao dekai" is actually an insult. Ppl who have "small faces" are considered conventionally attractive, so saying someone has a big face means they're ugly

@DBZBucky @CuteBirdLover The song is not sung by Arale and the size of his head has never been relevant to the plot which is why I think it’s random and funny

I’ve always really loved the first opening of the 1997 version of Dr. Slump The lyrics are absurd and make no sense but I love it so much lol

@bratzuru @aaruDBSJ Mrs Green Apple's is actually the cover! They produced the song for ado to sing, and then they also covered it themselves. (Adorable vid btw thank u)

@aaruDBSJ in this video the version played is ado's cover, but the original is by mrs. green apple :3

WATASHI WA SAIKYOOOOOOO

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@wish_mayu I unfollowed you bc I saw you calling people チー牛 in your replies

It’s truly heartbreaking. Ever since I shared that post, I’ve been getting hit with so much aggression from overseas hardcore otakus shouting, “Don't look down on otakus!!” 🥲 But they are completely missing the point. I am a real-life woman who hasn't said a single bad word about them—I actually respect and defend their space. My post was simply about the internal struggle of girlhood. When we were little, we loved cute things. But as we hit our teens, we felt that sting of self-consciousness: “Ugh, is this too childish? Am I embarrassing myself?” So many of us felt we had to "graduate" from our favorites just to fit into the adult world. VOGUE JAPAN’s article was about reclaiming that lost sensitivity. It’s a story of healing our own inner child—not an attack on a subculture. (vogue.co.jp) It’s so sad that a woman’s honest reflection on her own teenage feelings is being twisted into "hate" and met with such blind rage. Why can’t my own experiences as a girl be respected as they are? 🥹

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@Dark_Iulianus Keep your dogshit advice to yourself

@Dark_Iulianus You are using your low self-esteem to argue in favor of fascist, discriminatory policies against groups of people that you don't even belong to.

This post admits the tension between competing interests, which is at least useful: 1) Black people have a legitimate interest to not be subjected to racist speech 2) Someone with coprolalia has a legitimate interest to engage in public life on equal terms with the able-bodied In the case of John Davidson at the BAFTAs, those two legitimate interests between different marginalized groups were in tension, and you actually can’t resolve them both to perfect satisfaction. There really is a tradeoff and you have to pick. This post at least is honest about picking which interest to optimize for: her solution is to segregate people with coprolalia away from other marginalized people who might be subjected to slurs as a consequence of being around the Tourette’s-sufferer. I ultimately disagree with this conclusion, in part because you simply aren’t going to encounter a lot of coprolalia sufferers. You’re at very low specific risk of having your general interest in avoiding discriminatory speech compromised by this *particular* possibility, even if encountering discriminatory speech is itself not a rare occurrence. We have to distinguish here that we’re talking about a very specific cause for such speech, which is very rare. No one in good faith is arguing that the more common causes of bigoted speech should be similarly tolerated or accepted—removing someone who *chooses* to use slurs from an event is entirely reasonable, for example. Conversely, segregating people with this disability from any circumstance where they might use slurs against other marginalized people would entail restricting every aspect of their life, every day. It’s a total certainty of harming their ability to have employment, have a social life, participate in public culture, etc. You might not be advocating literal institutionalization, but it amounts to something not dissimilar in the end. And, in fact, when many people talk about homeless people suffering from psychosis, neurological disorders, substance abuse disorders, etc, they’re quite eager to outright institutionalize those people. So, in order to protect some larger groups of people from a very rare and transitory kind of harm, it would entail imposing a massive amount of permanent harm on people who suffer from coprolalia. That seems like a bad solution to a real problem of tradeoffs and competing interests. We do, of course, take basically this stance with things like violent crime; although our overall risk of experiencing it is low, we impose profound punishment on those guilty of it. But, there, we have the moral question of culpability, and the necessity of deterrence, and neither of these overriding interests apply to Tourette’s sufferers, who are not culpable and cannot be deterred by punishment (for the same reason: it’s involuntary).

A kalpa is the length of an entire cycle of the universe.

Yoko taro has probably coined a word, 劫罪, meaning something like "eternal sin". Using the kanji for kalpa & sin. 劫罰 is used in the title of The Damnation of Faust, implying an eternal punishment.

Travis Touchdown "MOE~" No More Heroes green screen #greenscreen