it's suzy

yesterday I watched a half-hour Vice documentary on Donk music at a friend's place and without meaning to sound rude, it wasn't until I looked up the phenomenon afterwards that I was absolutely, positively sure that I hadn't been subjected to an elaborate comedy routine

An isekai but done as an anthology series when at the end of each episode, the protagonist gets hit by their local equivalent of a van (hovertruck, post-apocalyptic technical, horse cart, mammoth, etc), dies, and is isekai'd into the next episode's universe, where they will then solve that society's problems before dying on

fighting game wikis are always like 50% technical reference manual and 50% obtuse community in-jokes and the resultant blend is profoundly intoxicating

gender presentation and level design are very similar, in the sense that you can give someone all the clues and signposting in the world and sometimes they'll still infuriatingly manage to miss the correct way forward

[grabbing a bunch of low-cut tops and a bucket of bright yellow paint] anyway, sometimes you have to take things into your own hands