16 million of those hours were the bear-shagging scene.
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16 million of those hours were the bear-shagging scene.
Christiann MacAuley, the artist who made this, is on the Fediverse if anyone’s interested: https://mas.to/@xiann
Fuck censorship.
Each and every one of those fuckers looks like they’re in a retail store about to demand to speak to someone’s manager.
It’s an Ethernet port. For some reason Apple decided <···>
is the glyph to use for that.
Bob’s Burgers doesn’t really do MacFarlane-style “LOL we’re a cartoon” meta stuff.
I don’t know.
Just flush its cache regularly.
This was from a webcomic from around ten(?) years ago called “Pictures In Boxes.” It was at PicturesInBoxes.com but the site is gone, the Web Archive coverage is spotty, and I haven’t been able to track down the specific URL for this one.
Time for some traditional Moldovan epic victory music!
I’m pretty sure that’s the telephone number of a flat in Islington where I once went to a party…
The artist’s shop has prints of this comic but not stickers, but he has other stickers of his work. Maybe he’d entertain a request to do some stickers of these.
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Also, “dude” will still be “dude” in another 40 years while “bruh” will have faded from the lexicon and been replaced by a succession of a couple dozen other things.
If you watch Titanic in reverse it’s about a sad lady floating on a door who idly fishes a cute boy out of the ocean and brings him onto a big fancy steamship that has conveniently sprouted up over by an iceberg, where they have steamy no-strings vacation sex until they split up because they each find new boyfriends on the ship they’d rather go to Europe with.
The storm in Life Is Strange was hella intense.
This was Second Life around 20 years ago.