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Here he is, Michael Colosi. Stop showing photos of the birds and start showing the photo of the man who wants to kill all of the birds. Everyone deserves to know what the wannabe killer in Florida looks like.

the possibility of AI going out not with a bang, but with an “it was all just a silly toy, we swear” after the legal department finally got through to them

“‘The fact that they didn’t take the cameras down shows that we are the product,’ Diaz said. ‘They were never really selling to us in the first place. What they are doing is selling to much bigger agencies the ability to spy on a ton of people.’”

This guy is doing good work. And yet, he’s clearly been threatened by the owners of the dome. My basic hatred of corporate real estate is perfectly encapsulated here. All about greed, never about making the community better. OPEN THE FUCKING DOME!

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Birdo Sketches 🥚 #nsfwtwt

What the hell sure #tadc #royalteeth

@ikrystalcs @BerryKitty06 @nuckles87 Are you serious right now? How out of touch with reality could you possibly be? Imagine calling a moment of genuine emotional weight "bad faith" because it doesn’t fit your narrow, sanitized vision of a mascot who isn't allowed to feel the pressure of a literal planetary extinction event. The claim that the IDW community suffers from "toxic positivity" is the ultimate projection from a vocal minority that has spent years trying to manufacture a narrative that this series is "bland" or "out of character." In reality, IDW is one of the most overhated eras of Sonic precisely because it dares to treat its cast like actual characters with internal lives rather than static cardboard cutouts that just quip and run. You’re sitting here demanding "less dialogue" and a "more in-character" Sonic in a scene where the world is quite literally melting into liquid metal. That isn't a critique of the writing; it’s a confession that you don’t understand how stakes or long-form storytelling work in a comic book medium. The Metal Virus arc was a absolute masterclass in high-stakes horror that pushed the entire franchise to its limit, and trying to "debunk" it by nitpicking a panel of Sonic showing vulnerability is embarrassing. We’re talking about a doomsday scenario so catastrophic that even Dr. Eggman—the man who unknowingly birthed the nightmare—lost total control and was forced into a desperate, unprecedented alliance with his worst enemies just to survive. This wasn't some low-stakes robot invasion; this was an arc defined by legitimate risks and heartbreaking sacrifices. We watched characters like Tangle give themselves up to the infection to save their friends, and we saw Cream the Rabbit lose her mother and her Chao in a sequence that provided more emotional depth than the last decade of game scripts combined. If you think Sonic being visibly exhausted and conflicted while his world crumbles is "out of character," you aren't looking for a good story; you’re looking for a static 16-bit sprite that never grows. The irony is that your "checklist" of complaints is completely irrelevant to the actual quality of the work. You claim there’s no world-building while ignoring the expansion of locations like Spiral Hill Village or the introduction of iconic new pillars of the lore like Whisper, Surge, and Kit. You complain about "underdeveloped characters" while the series is busy giving Silver the Hedgehog his greatest hero moment in history and forced Sonic to grapple with his "no-kill" idealism while staring down a biological apocalypse. The "toxic positivity" you want to study is actually just a fanbase that recognizes when a creative team is finally allowed to take risks and move the needle forward. You’re not "fighting an agenda"; you’re just out of touch with a narrative that has more heart and grit than any "classic" version you’re nostalgic for. The Metal Virus saga proved that Sonic works best when the consequences are real and the heroes are pushed to their breaking point. If that’s too "boring" for you, the problem isn’t the comic—it’s your inability to handle a character who actually has something to lose.

Professors are being fired from universities for expressing Palestine solidarity, but professor Martin Nowak, responsible for Jeffrey Epstein having an office on Harvard campus, who laundered anonymous grants from Epstein, is still officially employed by Harvard, on paid leave.

NO! I would rather give up my devices and go back to happier ways than impose a world where elementary-school children are forced to grow up next to 56 diesel generators and live with water rationing bc the data center drank it all up. Just F'ing NO to AI. #NoAI #NoDataCenters

this is very marine and cream core so i was inspired

i bet you are buddy

We're just not going to acknowledge the fact that the whole site is 99% AI slop now? Man I never thought I'd miss the days of Sonic OCs and fetish fuel, at least people were TRYING back then

Gooners be like: "they knew what they were doing with this one🔥🔥" and it's this

-The platform that once boasted the largest number of artists in the world -Threw away their greatest asset and chose AI -Devastating downfall

언더테일을 덕질하신 분들이라면 누구나 보셨을 이 애니메이션을 만드신 애니메이터분이 현재 한달치 월세가 밀려 노숙자가 되실 위기에 처해있으시다고 합니다. 한국에서도 많은 공유 부탁드리겠습니다!! 언더테일 덕질하면서 정말 감명깊게 본 애니메이션이라 더더욱 마음이 아픕니다ㅠㅠ

“I’ve got your back if you’ve got mine.” #TADC #abstragedy

So you're telling me Wily only kept coming back, stealing robot masters, finding new ways to cause conflict and chaos, just so he could clown on Dr. Light the entire time? He's got to be the funniest gaming villains yet, holy shit

This is absolutely insane A concerned resident in Illinois tries to voice her concerns about a Data Center Joliet, Illinois councilman Pat Mudron immediately shuts her down saying she "cannot comment on that" They won’t even let residents question them She says “I’m gonna comment on it anyway. You have officially sold out every single resident in Joliet” These people very clearly do not work for their residents