Sometimes, life gets too reel to feel like fishing.
Streamers when they realize bodies of water have been beating them at their own game since before the dawn of human civilization.
When you drink a whole bi milkshake, it becomes a bye milkshake.
Just one more proof-read please eyes trust me bro, I'll definitely see the typo I've been blind to the last 50 times I promise it's gonna be different this time!
This is presumably in addition to the 500 times of re-reading it before posting in case you made a mistake somewhere.
Almost certainly
So you're saying there's a chance!
Now it'd be like:
You play with electricity, what happens next is SHOCKING!
I feel like anyone who has one of these would exclusively use their mouth to blow this boy. It might be hard, you might get light-headed, but by god you'll stick through until he's done!
From what I understand the default behavior of NSFW communities is that remote posts are effectively treated as hidden and don't show up unless you're subscribed or directly access the community. However, Lemmynsfw explicitly altered this behavior such that their posts go into main feeds and were treated as normal (though marked as nsfw).
I was never subscribed to any lemmynsfw community but would routinely see their posts scrolling through top day, so I blocked the instance and now I don't. Very useful feature.
Flags are a great simple option for sure. I was also thinking of the classic crewmate pixel art or loss. The latter two could be done within two weeks, the rainbow pride flag would likely be a few weeks to start looking like a flag, but still reasonable.
If anyone draws up coords I'll support any of these kind of things, but we gotta agree on one first.
Also @LordAmplifier@pawb.social, so you both get pinged for the reply.
Idk but keep interrobanging, I'm so glad to see people using them now. They are meant to take the place of multi punctuation (e.g. ?! / !?), but I'll take what I can get. Next on the agenda: Em dashes.
I noticed a quite lovely funnel web yesterday morning! The maker was hiding of course, so I figured I'd lightly tap the web's edge with a piece of straw. That absolutely did the trick, and I was impressed with this little spider's speed with checking out the tiny disturbance! They explored the web for a couple minutes, and I tried to take some pictures to show off both the web and it's owner. I liked this one the most, so I'm sharing it with you all!
Saw this little one when I was out at a store, looks like goldenrod soldier beetle! Their coloration really stood out amongst the gray carts, so I was quickly drawn to them, and tried taking some close-up images!
I took this a little while back with a macro lens I had on my old phone. I was amazed at just how close I got, there are lots of very visible features here that I'd entirely overlook seeing a grasshopper minding themselves out in the world. I'm appreciative they stood still long enough to take the picture, as you might imagine even some tiny movement would've made this a blurry mess.
A spider I happened to notice a while back while out and about. Its markings and size caught my eye, as it was very different from the spiders I typically see around here. I doubt they are rare, but it was new to me and I wanted to get a close up picture. It might not look particularly close, but it's a phone camera with no optical zoom. I was only a couple of inches from the subject and didn't want to disturb them.
I want to believe!