One might say that it lacks sophistication.

@ephraimellis.bsky.social?

@obrackenbury.bsky.social? @frivyeti.bsky.social?

Addendum: “I didn’t think he was going to do Moon River, and then BAM! Second encore!”

You can’t skip lump.

Everyone else was singing “Happy Birthday” twice or whatever to time their handwashing, I was singing this.

I texted this post to my boyfriend from across the room and he is furious.

The “official” site seems to be blank, but someone has built a whole browser to download just for reading Homestuck and preserving the Flash parts.
homestuck.github.io

It’s long-since finished, and tricky to find, but it’s hard to think of something more non-traditional/formally experimental than Andrew Hussey’s Homestuck.

Sylvan Migdal’s webcomic “Carboniferous” involves plants that use a hive mind and develop defensive strategies against the various human colonizers that beset them, and our protagonists try to learn to work with them rather than against.

I have stuff from 2005 that’s still in my wardrobe. And things I don’t that I’m mad at myself for getting rid of.

This is kind of a reverse murder mystery novel (or series of reverse murder mystery short stories)!

- Ah, for just one time my girlfriend would take the Northwest Passage to find the hand of Franklin reaching for the Beaufort Sea

In Canada they replaced lime Skittles with green apple flavour at some point, maybe something to do with that?

I would do anything for Whimsical Daniel.

I keep forgetting about NFB until someone online mentions something like this that’s mind-bendingly brilliant. There’s so much available on nfb.ca, it’s a crime that Canadians think they started and ended with “The Log Driver’s Waltz”.

I had the urge to reply with a photo of the Don Valley, but a) I don’t have one handy and b) let’s be honest, it’s not so much native plants as just loads of dog-strangling vine. We do have Korean hot dogs, at least!
Anyway, Chicago looks pretty rad, I hope to spend some time there someday soon.