
Reality mage, servant of Adonai. CTO @furredstreet
The Arcane Study
Joined August 2020
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> Wardogs
> Fobbiting
> Fellow builder asks if I know any 'labor songs'
> Sing the first verse and chorus of Sixteen Tons
> Another man commits suicide right next to me
> Builder asks me to hit him with hammer
Hey, I said that more web extensions were coming. I already finished this one a while back and it just got approved by Google.
Introducing Wordplay - set rules to automatically replace or format words and phrases all over the internet.
It's great for making your browsing experience a little sillier.
chromewebstore.google.com/de…
Do me a favor, the next time you see me post something I'm working on that has nothing to do with music or the dice game just reply with "shut up and work on the dice game retard"
I never had an xbox but I accidentally created UI mockups for a work project that were just like this. The oldhead supervisor hated it
Christianity, the worship of the God who invented fun, platypuses and rainbows and whose Son's first miracle was to get a party drunk, does NOT permit ANYTHING other than:
- going to church
- marrying and having children
- praying
And we wonder why churches all over the nation are dying.
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Can you spot the lie? I caught 5/5 bluffs on today's Bluff (700 pts). Can you beat it? games.aiforeveryoneshow.com/…
Ryles 🟡 | Auric Culture retweeted
"Christians and Horror shouldn't mix."
*Hieronymus Bosch enters the chat*
If I was in charge of Minecraft it would have 20 dimensions by now and all of them would have items useful in other dimensions
MnK players are the only ones playing the game and the rest of you are NPCs who exist to give us content
Here's my clear of the hardest fight in Aniimo's launch state.
This is what Pokemon fans could have if Pokemon wasn't hot steaming garbage.
youtube.com/watch?v=VoTyMNOV…
Ryles 🟡 | Auric Culture retweeted
Men fight hardest when they feel that the foe is at once an old enemy and an eternal stranger. Men can think of this difference even at the point of death; for it is a difference about the meaning of life.
Men are moved in these things by something far higher and holier than policy; by hatred.
There is a religious war when two worlds meet; that is when two visions of the world meet; or in more modern language when two moral atmospheres meet. What is the one man's breath is the other man's poison; and it is vain to talk of giving a pestilence a place in the sun.
And this is what we must understand, even at the expense of digression, if we would see what really happened in the Mediterranean; when right athwart the rising of the Republic on the Tiber, a thing overtopping and disdaining it, dark with all the riddles of Asia and trailing all the tribes and dependencies of imperialism, came Carthage riding on the sea.
—G K Chesterton
My son had recently grown quite fond of Carthaginian history.
It dawned on me today that when my son wants to talk about Carthage, he doesn't *really* want to talk about Carthage. What he wants is to share his excitement and knowledge. What he wants is to bond with his dad. What he wants is quality time together. Still, it's a hard no.














