I can relate to that. Most of the info I usually need from Reddit is about gaming, and the majority of games I play aren’t even mentioned here. I also agree on the political ragebait part. I narrow my feed down to the communities I follow only, because the moment I use “All”, I get a lot of these.

Really? I’ve never seen that show.

And then the director joins them and records himself eating Whiskas on her foot

Good question. On one hand I would like to say no, because it wasn’t a part of the dog originally, but on the other hand, with that bone still in its throat it would probably sound like a flute every time it opens its mouth, so now I am torn. They could rename the dog to Mr. TromBONE, and it would control the sounds it makes by moving the undead bone 😆

Oh, yeah, haha. I like the video. That was the vibe I was going for with this character 😂

Catin Tarantino

This looks like my old folder with art WIPs that I decided to delete altogether because I was never going to finish them.

I would call her Questie 😆

Damn, I wish I knew how to play a trombone :(

I recently re-joined Lemmy, so I am not sure how it changed, but I am mostly a Mastodon user and I noticed that people were flooding it in large quantities when something stupid happened on Twitter (again), and then leaving it after a short while to go back to Twitter or quitting social media altogether. I would suspect that people either started going back to Reddit, or decided to get a mental health break from the internet as a whole (which wouldn’t surprise me, the internet is pretty depressing lately).

I knew a person who would first spam everyone obsessively about their interests for long periods of time and then get upset that everyone got interested in that as well because they are “copying” them. I am still unsure where they stand on this scale 😆

I thought it was about the cat figuring out the optimal way of pushing objects off the counter 😂

Or eat some more and make it glow so much that we will be able to summon Batman!

This is so wholesome; I love accessibility features. It’s usually difficult for me to focus on dialogues in games without subtitles; seeing a chat transcription would be SO helpful to me even though I am not deaf. It should be a standard feature in modern gaming.

For the last several years, for some reason I started experiencing motion sickness, which extends to videogames too. I was so happy when I played World of Warcraft recently, and I noticed that they added anti-motion sickness features for people like me 🥹

I thought eating healthier specimens’ poop was what rodents did. The last time I checked, humans weren’t classified as rodents 😂

Sometimes I need it too, but I would erase “please come back later” from mine 😂

Noooo, not the blankie!

I’m just wondering, would it be a bannable thing to do? I mean, following a large number of users in a short period of time?

That’s how I got all of my childhood cats. My family just couldn’t say no to a free cat for many years 😂