unknown caller: "Hello citizen. This is the polar expedition of Noyap Prefontaine. We seek the leylines of oblivion and plenty, which by all indications we are swiftly approaching. Yet we are running out of supplies. Just a few Amazon gift cards should see us through."
me: "Noyap. stay on the line"
February 14, 2026 at 5:59 PM
unknown caller: "Hello citizen. This is the polar expedition of Noyap Prefontaine. We seek the leylines of oblivion and plenty, which by all indications we are swiftly approaching. Yet we are running out of supplies. Just a few Amazon gift cards should see us through."
thinking about getting an electric guitar because I don't have one. but I could also just play one of the 1000 instruments I already have & don't play..
February 14, 2026 at 6:17 AM
thinking about getting an electric guitar because I don't have one. but I could also just play one of the 1000 instruments I already have & don't play..
the kid punching the nazi kid is pretty good, not only did he do the right thing but I also have to imagine doing something so cool that it makes people instantly start making fanart of you is probably one of life's greatest triumphs
February 14, 2026 at 2:49 AM
the kid punching the nazi kid is pretty good, not only did he do the right thing but I also have to imagine doing something so cool that it makes people instantly start making fanart of you is probably one of life's greatest triumphs
since I found out I haven't given too much thought about leaving this place. but I went and signed my initials in a hidden spot & it started hitting me all at once, it's a lot
February 13, 2026 at 9:09 PM
since I found out I haven't given too much thought about leaving this place. but I went and signed my initials in a hidden spot & it started hitting me all at once, it's a lot
In the 70s, Sharp had a series of "Latte case" boomboxes; as the line went on, more and more got put into it, like TVs. One of the last in the line was the RatecaPuter - a latte-case boombox with a 2KB computer that could run SHARP Basic programs off of the built in tape deck.