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Used to? Didn't like carrying heavy weights and stepping into every trap?

It's tasty

I think you're unintentionally reading/framing this in the condescending key. The way you rephrased it it does sound condescending, but in the screenshot it's mostly just silly and caring. You might be too on guard here

There was actually a 19th century guy who noticed this and made up a hypothesis that the reason we see so many signs of long-term natural development of Earth's features (canyons, mountains, etc.) is because God intentionally put fake evidence there, like he did with Adam and Eve's belly buttons. I think he named his book Omphalos, which means navel in Ancient Greek.

Hi pal, I've stumbled into this really cool trans girl here https://hexbear.net/u/Catradora_Stalinism

She seems to be really into Stalinism. You have no relation to her in any way, do ya?

Otherwise that would mean you were lying to all the people here about who you are and what your beliefs are

Have a nice day!

To all taking this person seriously, she seems to be an alt of https://hexbear.net/u/Catradora_Stalinism, a hexbear/lemmygrad user

Begone, troll

Loving to see tankies come out of the woodwork to seethe and troll at this

If you want some short story experience, definitely check out In Other Waters. It was made by the author of Citizen Sleeper. It is smaller in its scope and less replayable, but still very nice.

UPD: Not short stories, but story-rich games with time limit and replayability: provided you haven't played them, you should definitely try Pathologic 2 and Disco Elysium

I feel you. I've been using Reddit exclusively for niche communities and some occasional long-form posts a-la askhistorians. The memes and general posting stuff I don't really care about, but I'm struggling to find good replacements for the unique little things.

Why would I care how I look to you? I don't know you, and looking at your love for strawmen, I'm not eager getting to know you either.

Twig by Wildbow. A long web-series about a group of experiments in the dystopic biopunk 20s Crown States of America