Yet.

That's right. Pint-sized and so delusional about her own abilities it warps reality and horrible at singing. She attacks by playing gladiator at people.

Nietzsche called it "the gay science".

I've been playing some World of Horror lately, myself.

Well, one of them just shacked up with the summoned spirit of the emperor Nero and/or the fox spirit Tamamo-no-Mae. This inevitably led them to fight the Buddha and win.

If Arco Wada doesn't draw enough big titty women she starts drawing giantess pussy vore instead and uses it like Roko's Basilisk to shut people's brains down.

Fate will do that to you.

The whole thing, past her cervix too, because it's riffing on the Womb Mandala popular in esoteric Japanese Buddhism. So she can make it (Earth) into a paradise of disturbing and horrific sexuality which isn't that different from randomly trawling Pixiv.

The Moon is a supercomputer which records the Earth and sometimes it has glitches where its programmed NPCs in its simulations gain free will and start cloning themselves to fuse with random goddesses or attempt to stuff the entire Earth up their hooha with evil bodhisattva powers.

"Moon Cancer" is, thanks to Lore, shorthand for "this entity is a glitch within the supercomputer that makes up most of the Moon in this setting."

Now now now. Two of them are Hakunos and Arcueid and Ciel are there.

No, the crab girl is an Alter Ego of a Moon Cancer.

"Our historical moment is dominated by degenerate, infantile masscult like the musical, the novel, and Glenn Miller!!"

Really funny that a genre, a medium, and a specific franchised intellectual property are all thrown out as "childish forms of mass media" as if they were all on par with each other. The "culture studies hat" does not convey much mastery of media studies, it seems.

Found a reason to add this sentiment to Glorantha. Taking it and running with it.

God damn it.

"Everyone says society is crumbling!" awakens my inner Midwestern American mom, crying forth "and if everyone jumped off a bridge, would you do that too?"

The Columbine massacre was on this date in 1999. Instead of energizing our country to get gun violence under control, it kicked off a new normal. One of the best explanations ever of journalism's destructive impact on mass shootings came from Roger Ebert in his review of Gus Van Sant’s “Elephant.”

Goth Bimbo Heathcliff - better not have any notions.

i love this quaker doing loony tunes ass stunts on this slaver officer. There’s like ten pages of this shit

Well, first things first, if you're conducting a blockade, you have to fly someone over with a helicopter to slap the captain of the blockade-running ship with a single glove across the face, following which they get to choose weapons.

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I think you know very well what I mean, and indeed it seems to have struck home on you.

It does genuinely annoy me quite a bit when people get snooty about what are essentially genre pictures or genre novels and treat them as some transcendent phenomenon separated from their grimy cousins. And it's like, come the fuck on.

"Ah, but it's different because the genre films are by Coppola and Bogdanovich and Peckinpah!"

Which is to say, middlebrow if not midwit compared to haute cinema in its various incarnations.

A gangster movie, a disaster movie, a romantic comedy, and a Western make up four of the top five here. Then we have two musicals and an action film starring a longstanding action star in the next five. So... seven out of ten were films in standard genres common to American genre cinema.

And there we go. The facade of intellectualism torn away. Doesn't it feel much better to be honest? :)

Wow, a poster with a Marx avatar screeches about how receiving rudeness in reply to his own rudeness is fascistic. Truly unprecedented in the annals of discourse.

Thank you for admitting that you're an earthworm and not a human being. Go back to munching on sod or whatever it is you do for fun.

"Were out of use a decade before" is straightforwardly false, because they were being supported industrially into the mid-2010s. You are quite simply wrong on the facts here.