Thank you. Too many people try to imagine a culture based on extreme examples of art like games or animation. Americans probably wouldn’t like to have to explain over and over that we don’t think American Psycho or Pink Flamingos is what you’d watch with your family.

Colorado College in Colorado Springs. Perhaps one of the biggest lies put to the printed word:

I saw a cosplay of Link, Epona, and Malon from Lon Lon Ranch. I was officially the most jealous I have ever been for those people having the friends and the resources to do that.

Exactly. This jawbreaker fought back against fiery death twice before the puny human could take it down.

No idea why it disturbed me so much. Maybe cups phasing in and out of solid matter just brought on other potential and frightening possibilities.

OMFG, thank you for finding this. This little animation is something that haunted my 3-4 year old mind for some reason. I thought I might have dreamt it.

Nonononononononooooo.

Locking the butter behind microtransactions in a Paula Dean game - this is insanity.

Once again, one of those things that is a great idea but makes you worry about looking like a total dork - like yoga.

I skipped over the entire article to post before reading: "Don't you stop doing what you're doing Patricia."

It was working in tech support for me. Also a best/worst decision of my life!

With lines like, "One developer who I'll call "Alex," because they didn't want to be identified by their own name," it appears that Patricia interviewed people in the industry. No one made claims that Patricia was in the industry.

As for the dung claim, to each their own.

You mean that one thing and the two other things next to it.

I agree on this theory so much. For me it wasn't so much hitting as just feeling constant anger from one parent and disapproval from the other. It seemed that everything I did made them angry (ask questions, be upset about something someone did to me, invest in the stock market <- yes, wanting to learn about investing…

Putting some music on for ya:

This pic made me miss the show and all the cheesy fantasy series that came on TV on the weekends in the 90s in general. Like in the worst way.

It's an interesting design, but in the end, they added armor to her Zero Suit. Her Power Suit (the classic orange armor) is what is supposed to go over her Zero Suit.

It's not as if her Zero Suit is her underwear, though. I think the main problems with the Zero Suit is they add things like ridiculous heels in the…

Angie from what series? Apologies for lack of knowledge but I do think the costume is fantastic. And the 50's era makeup is great too.

Love it. And all the lines are so clean, no puckers. Really great sewing skill.

Double sided tape and some pinching might achieve that. And now I hate myself for trying to justify this costume. LOL