강아지색넥타이🐑🧦🛎️✨

@Jaiydanimate 왜 없는 사실을 만들어? 헬다이버즈2는 나왔을 당시부터 존나 쩌는 게임이었어 모든 무기가 개성이 넘치고 모든게 불공정해서 모두가 공정해지는 부조리한 블랙코미디 파워 판타지 슈터 게임이었다고 이걸 누가 싫어하는데?

When Helldivers 2 first came out, ppl accepted it was a stupid game. Shit's inconvenient, it'd blow you up, it was unfair, you'd die a lot, it was silly and dumb and just a goofy power fantasy. Unfortunately we all know what happens when Gamers touch literally fucking anything.

@Mira_1789 한국 사람은 그냥 쓰면서 익숙해지는데 사실 그 세 단어는 뒤에 오는 접두어에 따라 발음이 달라집니다. 맥락에 따라 인지할 수도 있지만 이런 차이가 있기에 문제 없이 쓸 수 있는거죠

@AyakaMods 워해머가 그냥 질나쁜 농담인 줄 알았어 그런데 일련의 사태와 관련해서 영국 정부 수반의 구조에 대해서 살펴보며 알게된 점은 영국정부는 실질적으로 인쿼지션에 대응되는 주체라는거야 이건 농담이 아니였어

🚨 UK Government under PM Keir Starmer and the Police are WATCHING YOU online! 🚨 - 30+ arrests every single day for online posts (over 12,000 in 2023 alone and rising). What they are arresting people for: - Posting a meme or “offensive” joke (British Army veteran arrested because it “caused anxiety”). - Sharing a story, even if true (55-year-old woman arrested over Facebook post about Southport suspect). - Drawing fictional anime/manga/game characters (UK Vtuber Mimi Yanagi claims she was arrested April 20 2026 for her own “loli” style NSFW artwork of her fictional character and anime figures, more devices seized, out on bail with strict SFW-only conditions). - Anything labelled “grossly offensive”, “false communication”, or “stirring hatred” - Keir Starmer own words: “Whether you are directly involved or remotely involved, you are culpable.” - Freedom House downgraded the UK internet freedom score in 2025 over the explosion in speech arrests. - VPN and Proxy Server are still legal. But Ofcom is actively tracking usage patterns to catch people bypassing the Online Safety Act, and UK providers must hand over data on request. Protecting people or policing thought?

@Pirat_Nation 유럽 얘네들 결국 특정 집단, 표현, 사상에 대한 존재론적 적대로 가는구나 미국은 봉건제가 되었지만 유럽은 파시즘이 되어버렸어

EU Vice-President “suggests”restricting VPNs to prevent citizens from circumventing EU's age-restrictions of the Internet EU Vice-President Henna Virkkunen is helping roll out a new EU age verification app. But the app can be bypassed with simple tools like a VPN When a reporter asked how the EU will stop kids from using VPNs to get around the rules, Virkkunen said: “It’s difficult, of course, to have the technological solutions that there’s no way to circumvent … it’s also an important part of next steps to look at [the issue] that it shouldn’t be circumvented.”

@nyaraVT 고개를 돌려 아시아의 근현대사를 보세요. 소련, 중국, 북한 등 당신이 애써 무시하는 수십억명 규모의 사회주의 낙원이 어떻게 되었는지 볼 수 있습니다. 뭐 이건 사회주의가 아니야! 라고 할 수도 있겠지만 당신 말이 맞습니다. 사회주의는 온 적이 없고 앞으로도 존재할 수 없을 수 있죠

"wE hAvE nEvEr SeEn SoCiALiSm WoRk" ..yea because anytime a socialist does socialism in a country, the US goes in, kills every socialist and helps fascists take over the country..

@mieeemaeee 메에 우울하면 양말이들이 앞장서서 지켜줄게!

속상한일 있는데 얀마리가 토닥토닥 해주면 좋겠어요.. 😭

@planefag 토미노는 그의 시대에서는 강하게 호쇼력을 가졌을지 모르지만 결국 시대의 한계를 지닌 이들 중 하나일 뿐이며 그의 사상적 빈곤함이 드러날만큼 시대가 변화했다는 부분에서 토미노 개인에 대한 안타까움이 느껴집니다.

As someone who's been writing military science-fiction for years, and have many friends in or formerly in the military (some of which are authors themselves,) I have something to say about this: If all Yoshiyuki Tomino has to say with his art is that "war is bad," then he should stop making art, as he's only going to waste our time. Any fool with two brain cells to rub together knows that war is ugly, brutal and costly. That doesn't mean war is pointless and should never be fought no matter the circumstances. In fact, such a statement is worse than pointless, as lethal conflict is a common constant of human civilization - and, for that matter, a constant among the vast majority of life existing on Earth, even between bacteria. If all your story does is shout "this is bad!" it's a childish lament that leaves a tremendous amount of this constant of human existence unexamined. Who fights wars - the elites, like the ancient Greek Hoplites, or the knights of the middle ages, or the common men who volunteer, like in many modern nations? What do they fight for - for the ideals of their beloved nation, for honor and glory, or to save the women and children in the city that stands at their backs? What defines a good soldier? What defines a good leader? These questions are just as essential for us as they were for our forefathers, because the world is a tumultuous place full of evil people and great dangers and the time is coming, sooner than many may think, where wars between great powers will shake the foundations of the world and the lives of millions will hang in the balance. To explore questions like this, of such import to our souls, is one of the core reasons people tell stories to begin with. And our tools and machines have always been essential to the conduct of war and the defense of all we hold dear. Men have told stories of talking swords or "tsukumogami" for as long as swords have existed; long before we could even conceptualize a thinking machine might be made with science; we dreamt of them existing through magic or spirit. Tools are what first brought us out of the trees to stride the earth as its masters; in the tools we shape and wield with our own hands we make manifest our intent, our will, our spirit. In the modern age, the vastness of our creations sometimes makes it easy to forget, but the human element is still the entire point. I quote from page 71 of "Shattered Sword" by Johnathan Parshall and Anthony Tully: "The study of naval warfare (more than any other form of combat) holds the potential to completely subordinate the human element to the weapons themselves. Naval combat is conducted almost exclusively by means of machines – machines that are in many cases so huge and grand that they often seem to take on a life and personality of their own that transcend the tiny figures that inhabit them. Yet, in the final analysis, it is men who live in the ship, command and fight the ship, and often die in the ship. Their story, no matter how seemingly eclipsed by the great vessels they serve in, is still the fundamental story to be related.” Its only natural we should be entranced with the great machines of war that we build, as they're the final product of the genius and labors of an entire society; fashioned into an incredible tool that is nothing if not wielded by the hand of a skilled warrior devoted to his craft and his mission. I know of not a single mecha story that runs afoul of Parshall and Tully's warning as quoted above; everyone seems to understand the assignment. The ones that don't are the likes of Tomino, or his fellow anti-war traveler Miyazaki. I can't understand a man who thinks fighter planes are beautiful but has little more to say about war than "it's bad;" he refuses to see that the beautiful form of a fighter plane follows its function, and that there's a savage, primal beauty in that function, like the fury that animates a thunderstorm. Or the fury and purpose that animate its pilot, for that matter. Tomino seems to think that "nothing of substance is getting across." I disagree. I think the substance came across very well, and many in younger generations just think that substance is woefully lacking. There's a cutscene in the Knights of the Old Republic, between Carth Onasi and Canderous, where Carth expounds on the difference between "soldiers" and "warriors," defining warriors as those who fight for plunder and the glory of conquest, and soldiers as those who fight to protect their nation and peoples - usually from warriors. He made a great point, but Canderous wasn't entirely wrong. As any fighter pilot can tell you, you need more than noble motivations to sacrifice and serve to be truly excellent - to overcome your enemy in an aerial duel, you need that urge to "lean in" to the fight; that competitive drive - a part of you needs to love the fight. Many soldiers over the ages have spoken of this; as Robert E. Lee said "it's well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it." It's that primal urge drawn straight from our deepest instincts; that thirst to compete and win, that gives soldiers the fire and fury to do their utmost in combat, to win the challenge, to defeat those who would plunder their temples, raze their cities and enslave their women and children. That is the truth of war, every bit as much as the death and boredom and bloodshed and terror. And if you can only tell one half of that truth, because the other half doesn't align with your political or personal views, then I don't give a god damn what you have to say about it, or about the works of storytellers who do.

@shafu_korea 뭐야 햄버거 프렌차이즈 어플 말고도 이런게 있었어? 한국에서 26년간 살면서 전혀 몰랐어

韓国の方からネットで決済すれば割引き価格でマムズタッチが食べられることを教えてもらった 生活の知恵を身につけて激アツ

@RecopilationNet 페라리

Sin buscar en Google, ¿puedes nombrar a un italiano famoso? 👇

@yieldsearcher 네가 여성이 오로지 화장을 통해서만 돌맹이에 3D 입체 얼굴을 그려넣을 수 있다는 사실을 안다면 이런 말은 하지 않을텐데 2번째 처럼 생긴 여성 인플루언서를 알아 그녀가 미국에 놀러가서 미국 여자애들의 화장을 받았을 깨 1번으로 변신하는 걸 보고 놀랐었지

People joke about this, but there is some truth to it: American-raised Asians often have more distinct jawlines and slightly rounder facial features than local Asians. Two reasons: - American culture uses more animated facial expressions (wider smiles and frowns). Asian culture is far more reserved with facial expressions. - English requires far greater mouth and jaw movement, esp with its wider vowels and more open articulation. Asian languages use very limited mouth movements. Language and culture do play a role in developing facial features.

@shimaguniyamato 아무래도 능력 차이가 크지만 아무도 안 가는 조직을 운영하는 역량도 놀랍다고 생각하긴 해요. 혼자서 대작을 만들 역량을 가진 인재가 왜 기업에 굽히고 들어가요... 기업이 의전을 해줘야지

なんというか、海外製のゲームがめっさ凄かったり、日本的なアニメ表現してて、なんでこれが日本ではできないんだ、というのを開発者の個別の能力のせいにしてるのを見るけど、開発者個別ではそんなに能力差はないよ。 座組と予算の問題が一番大きい。

@SeanKy_ 난 아직도 이터널 리턴에서 한 중국인 유저가 "네 살해 능력은 우리의 지도자와 맞먹는다" 라도 말한 걸 잊을 수가 없어

当てこすりを言うとき韓国人 自虐を言うときの中国人 文学的センスでいまだ勝てる気がしない。もう完全に文化で上回られている

@OrevaZSN 뭐 굳이 말하자면 공산주의는 인간이 운영하는거고 천국은 절대신이 운영하니까요

Religious people will describe heaven as a classless, stateless, moneyless society with no private property, no suffering, and everyone’s needs met, then turn around and call communism evil. It will never stop being funny.

@kana_ides1015 상명하복이라기보다는 강약약강... 도라에몽의 비실이 같은 타입이 기본값인걸까요. 상명하복이 강한 이유도 강약약강을 막으려고 강해졌다고 들었어요.

歴史を知らない人「日本人は昔から上意下達、組織に従うように洗脳されている。すべて支配者のやりたいようになっている。だから政権交代できない」 歴史を知ってる人「日本人統治するとか難しすぎる。どうやったら言うこと聞くんだこいつら」

@shafu_korea 완전 유명인되셨어요 ㅋㅋㅋ 지금 맘스터치 신제품들이 오랜만에 하이퀄리티를 찍는 중이니 후덕죽, 마살라는 꼭 드셔보시길

中毒性が高すぎて5日連続のマムズタッチへ 韓国の方からたくさんおすすめされたホワイトガーリックサイバーガーを注文 今までマムズタッチで食べたハンバーガーの中で一番おいしいかもしれん いつも同じ場所と時間に来店する影響か シェフがタイムリープした？みたいな顔してて非常に申し訳ない

@LuckyBachVT @ChibiReviews 넌 방금 농구공만한 가슴을 가진 4등신 데포르메 캐릭터를 그렸어 영국의 사회적 정의 법에 따르면 징역 20년이야

@ChibiReviews To think now you can be arrested for this.

IMPORTANT BREAKING NEWS: Artists are now getting arrested by UK Police. Mimi was arrested by UK Police for possession of her artwork, her artwork alone. According to bail conditions. She now is forced to only make SFW artwork or she will violate her bail.

@Osinttechnical @grok 이 사진이 AI 생성이니? 아니면 실제로 찍힌 사진이니?

Ukrainian forces from the 1st Nuclear Power Plant Defense Battalion in Pripyat, patrolling the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone on Ukraine's northern front.

@tengudosyobo 콩이 남성호르몬을 억제한다는 서양의 밈과 승려들이 색에 집착하지 않기 위해 육고기나 여섯가지 향신료를 먹지 않는다는 것이 합쳐진 것 같습니다.

「仏教の僧侶は性的欲望を抑えるから大豆を食べていた」 おいおいおい、ぼく僧侶だけどそんな話始めて聞いたぞ。西洋のヴィーガンとの争いに豆腐を巻き込まないでほしい

한국에 왔다면 맘스터치도 좋지만 꼭 KFC와 버거킹을 가보시길 바랍니다. 일본과 비교되어서 천지가 개벽하는 충격을 느낄 수도 있어요. 물론 한국도 점포마다 품질이 하늘과 땅 차이지만 잘 하는 곳을 간다면 아마 한국에서 가장 맛있는 치킨을 먹어볼 수 있을거에요. 일본에도 있는지 모르겠지만 치킨 나이트라고 9시부터는 치킨 한 조각 당 한 조각을 무료로 더해서 주는 치킨나이트도 한답니다.(사실상 50% 할인이라고)

2日連続でマムズタッチにきてしまった 間違いなく今までの人生で食べたハンバーガーの中で最もおいしい いや、「おいしい」という安易な言葉で表現するのも失礼なほどの高尚な料理 日本にも店舗はあるけど、まだ少ないみたい ぜひ韓国旅行の際には食べてみて☺️ 第二のキムチチゲになるかもしれん

@DanVMaul 폴란드: 합리적인 가격과 멋진 경험을 주는 비스트로 식당들의 거리 핀란드: 사우나에서 오줌 싸며 킬유를 부어 만드는 스리라차 코코넛 볶음밥 거리

Clearly there's something in the water over in Poland. Whatever it is, please keep drinking it 🙏