I’ve seen them in specialist American candy shops, so I went and bought one once. Rather unpleasant really; the sponge was sort of bendy and vaguely plastic-like, slightly stale but somehow oily, and the filling seemed to be that “marshmallow fluff” stuff that’s so sweet it burns your throat. Always interesting to try…

You mean “say goodbye to your behymen”. It’s technical term for butthole cherry.

This. My Maine Coon mix looks a bit plump but is actually kind of bony under all that fur. I have to keep an eye out to make sure my other cat doesn’t bogart all the food.

Buy one with extra fluffy fur and she won’t know the difference.

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It’s called rear window. Next question, please.

How do you know that the triangle train is the one photoshopped?

I did, and I enjoyed it! Have you seen Moone Boy?

definitely... or well, pretty much any wannabe artist/musician around is totally getting censored then!

These youtubers are still free to find a way to make monetizable content AND if they really want, they can also upload ad-free videos when they feel like saying something important\they care for

How is that censorship? Do they even know what the word means?
being unable to freely express opinions != being unable to monetize while expressing opinions

I can understand not liking the look of Rick and Morty because it has that “adult cartoon” look, but Gravity Falls is a gorgeous show, even for the background design alone.

(I find most 80s cartoons intolerably ugly, though, so I don’t understand this whole argument.)

Worse animation? My god, I can recall episodes of G.I. Joe and Transformers where frames were repeated, colors being inconsistent between frames, and many other examples of terrible, cheap animation. I think you’re smoking a bit too much of that nostalgia pipe.

For me, I’d rather have better movement since movement is more or less the point of animation. When it comes to detailed characters and backgrounds, I tend to go for comics.

The character styles are less complex. The actual animation is arguably far better.

Most of the 90s animation was farmed out to places like Korea. If anything, the less-detailed current style allows more studios to keep their animation local instead of outsourced.

The article addresses your concern at the very beginning, specifically.

A super-tight one that shows off his pecs but makes him look, like, totally serious.

Anyone care for me to come back and do a photo dump of sorts of US wind turbine delivery/assembly? (For 7 years I worked for an energy contractor building the wind farms - when I left, we had built 9 of the 17 largest US farms - I was on 5 of those)