Dude, can you please remove that damn link to pigs for sale?! For f*cks sake, let’s not encourage idiots who think it sounds fun for 5 seconds to have a pig! There’s actually a growing number of pigs entering animal shelters and once former pets being sold at auction for slaughter after the dumb humans who bought them…

You’re right, man. Us guys have it so hard. One day we’ll be in charge of everything and then we’ll show them.

So many MRAs just orgasmed from the sheer prospect of being able to cite this story from today until the end of time.

Yes, until the system changes. Take it up with the government, not the person on the bottom.

You’re overestimating the number of people who gets arts & humanities degrees. Only about 20% of bachelors degree holders majored in the arts; 35% in sciences, the rest in education and business. And those “special snowflakes” are more than likely women who, for whatever reason, have been kept out of the science…

people always talk shit about Klefki but it makes sense if you know about fairy mythology. The one that bothers me more than anything is those 2 trash bag pokemon.

I loathe youtubers nobody cares about recording their reaction to something big, they always seem to get confused hits of people whose device didn’t show the full name of the youtube video (specifically the “my reaction” part). Then again, they do seem to have an audience. Maybe I’m just a very angry person.

Isn’t creepiness, among other things, one of the goals of the piece? I mean, the juxtaposition of the very face of evil with a little boy praying is the sort of unsettling incongruity that basically defines creepiness. If “creepy as fuck” isn’t part of your reaction to it then you’re likely missing the point.

pick your poison.

I do not have an academic background in art, though I do have one in literature and agree that “art” is a term to be reexamined and to which we should apply pressure. And certainly it’s important to engage with challenging, even uncomfortable material. I’m sure there will be conversations about this sculpture, and I…