Lanky
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Indie game devs are the most immature aspergic theater kids I’ve ever seen. They should just make it easy for me, give up and stop competing.
October 13, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Indie game devs are the most immature aspergic theater kids I’ve ever seen. They should just make it easy for me, give up and stop competing.
October 13, 2025 at 4:08 AM
Indie game devs are the most immature aspergic theater kids I’ve ever seen. They should just make it easy for me, give up and stop competing.
Sharknado has relative coherency for what it wants.
Don’t be afraid to share your writing. There are six Sharknado movies.
August 25, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Sharknado has relative coherency for what it wants.
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1. The old BBS is overrun by the baddies
2. Let's ban the baddies
3. Hmm there are infinite baddies
4. Let's start a new BBS for the good guys
5. The good guys move to the new BBS
6. The banned baddies move to the new BBS
7. GOTO 1
How to overcome?
2. Let's ban the baddies
3. Hmm there are infinite baddies
4. Let's start a new BBS for the good guys
5. The good guys move to the new BBS
6. The banned baddies move to the new BBS
7. GOTO 1
How to overcome?
April 28, 2023 at 4:26 PM
1. The old BBS is overrun by the baddies
2. Let's ban the baddies
3. Hmm there are infinite baddies
4. Let's start a new BBS for the good guys
5. The good guys move to the new BBS
6. The banned baddies move to the new BBS
7. GOTO 1
How to overcome?
2. Let's ban the baddies
3. Hmm there are infinite baddies
4. Let's start a new BBS for the good guys
5. The good guys move to the new BBS
6. The banned baddies move to the new BBS
7. GOTO 1
How to overcome?
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This is exactly my point about adding regulation to an industry versus taking action against bad players
Regulation almost always benefits those who can just buy their way out of it and hurts the small players who see the fees as very real and insurmountable
Regulation almost always benefits those who can just buy their way out of it and hurts the small players who see the fees as very real and insurmountable
Newgrounds' approach to verifying age is interesting and transparent.
July 31, 2025 at 2:42 AM
This is exactly my point about adding regulation to an industry versus taking action against bad players
Regulation almost always benefits those who can just buy their way out of it and hurts the small players who see the fees as very real and insurmountable
Regulation almost always benefits those who can just buy their way out of it and hurts the small players who see the fees as very real and insurmountable
The only thing left is truth.
July 15, 2025 at 7:32 AM
The only thing left is truth.
There’s no reason to delete the previous posts because they’re all true and I have no reputation to save amongst cowards.
July 13, 2025 at 8:22 AM
There’s no reason to delete the previous posts because they’re all true and I have no reputation to save amongst cowards.
This is projected on me in my pursuit for justice and making video games good.
You can’t in truth escape an afterlife. So if you wish annihilate reality, you just make reality hell in order to argue for its annihilation. But it cannot be annihilated, so you are just in Hell forever.
July 13, 2025 at 8:18 AM
This is projected on me in my pursuit for justice and making video games good.
You can’t in truth escape an afterlife. So if you wish annihilate reality, you just make reality hell in order to argue for its annihilation. But it cannot be annihilated, so you are just in Hell forever.
July 13, 2025 at 8:11 AM
You can’t in truth escape an afterlife. So if you wish annihilate reality, you just make reality hell in order to argue for its annihilation. But it cannot be annihilated, so you are just in Hell forever.
One time, on an official marketing account no less, he retweeted someone saying how “it would be dreadful if there was an afterlife of any kind”. This is reality annihilationism, which is essentially Hell. He (and the original poster) wishes to go to Hell, and so the contract is sealed.
One rando *on BS* gets it.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
July 13, 2025 at 8:08 AM
One time, on an official marketing account no less, he retweeted someone saying how “it would be dreadful if there was an afterlife of any kind”. This is reality annihilationism, which is essentially Hell. He (and the original poster) wishes to go to Hell, and so the contract is sealed.
I post on here because I show no fear.
July 13, 2025 at 7:59 AM
I post on here because I show no fear.
One rando *on BS* gets it.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
July 12, 2025 at 7:13 AM
One rando *on BS* gets it.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
Victorio chose hell, it is the bed he made.
MothershipLoudspeakerz only has reach. He doesn’t have the lateral thinking to make anything new, and needs me for that. He ruined that chance in multiple ways so now he’ll make a game that has no reason to exist, not even for ego reasons, that takes so much work to make it’s not worth the revenue.
July 9, 2025 at 8:18 AM
MothershipLoudspeakerz only has reach. He doesn’t have the lateral thinking to make anything new, and needs me for that. He ruined that chance in multiple ways so now he’ll make a game that has no reason to exist, not even for ego reasons, that takes so much work to make it’s not worth the revenue.
Texnoplasm will fail, and it will be a good thing.
July 9, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Texnoplasm will fail, and it will be a good thing.
You yes you, I know who you are and what you are.
June 25, 2025 at 12:50 PM
You yes you, I know who you are and what you are.
I’m a filter for the hell of other people.
June 25, 2025 at 10:55 AM
I’m a filter for the hell of other people.
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Wow, SpongeBob really said this? Cartoons sure aren't just for kids anymore!
May 31, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Wow, SpongeBob really said this? Cartoons sure aren't just for kids anymore!
Reposted by Lanky
My YouTube subscriptions. I thought they would stay the same throughout the decades.
February 1, 2025 at 9:50 AM
My YouTube subscriptions. I thought they would stay the same throughout the decades.