

Not really. But I am getting awfully tired of engaging in arguments and trying to explain things as best as possible, as my therapist sits there not understanding. That’s the part that’s exhausting me.


Not really. But I am getting awfully tired of engaging in arguments and trying to explain things as best as possible, as my therapist sits there not understanding. That’s the part that’s exhausting me.


My start was all the way back when WebTV was around in 1996. I was using IRC-like chat rooms provided by Talk City. There, we had fun trivia games, some friendly chatter and vice versa.
Then, I moved on to MSN Chat sometime in the early 2000s. I would make my home there until the day MSN decided to make MSN Chats subscription based sometime around 2004 and I ended up leaving. These chat rooms were where I had some of my earliest periods roleplaying.
From there I would go to MySpace and I stayed there for quite a bit of time, felt like maybe 5 or so years before I just gradually lost interest. By that point in the middle, when Facebook got out of its college-only phase, I joined about a couple years after that in what felt like 2008-ish.
In 2007 also, I was in DeviantArt chat rooms and I was there up until 2014. I would join Gaia Online too in 2007 until 2016.
I didn’t start using things like Reddit until mid-2010s. I got into Second Life by 2013. Didn’t use Twitter until much later and left long before Musk even got it.
Oh and somewhere around my ventures of the 2010s, I did in fact hop into mIRC servers for a bit.
And finally by about 2023, I jumped into the Fediverse for the first time via Lemmy, discarding Reddit for good (not that it mattered because I kept getting shadow-banned anyways). I do have a TikTok but it’s only for associating with a friend on there. I’ve never regularly used AOL or Yahoo!'s chat rooms. I never had ICQ but I did have AIM, MSN and Yahoo!'s respective messengers. I’ve gotten into Instagram for a cup of coffee before bowing out like a couple days.
So, these days, all I use now is PieFed, Facebook, Second Life and Discord (if one can even call it social media).
I don’t think they should.
They were a product of their time. Nobody back then even knew how to play it and surely nobody now especially wouldn’t know.


Either you pirate or you buy from bandcamp.


Gods, I fucking hate time-travel/multiverse plots. They’re so overdone.
They’re basically used for when the writers are too cowardly to stick to decisions they want to make. Like killing key comic book characters. Nobody stays dead! Except for characters nobody cared too much about or has lost popularity. Spin-offs are different and can be used to tell stories of maybe what things would be like if X character isn’t around anymore. That’s fine.
But interjecting lazily implemented multi-verse, alternate universe, time traveling wrenches in on-going mainline stories? Fuck no.


Not for me.
The first thing I notice that goes on a mouse, is left click. When unintentional double-clicking happens. It’s frustrating as hell.


If they all had almost nigh-limitless amounts of money. So, they can just become Google.


That’s where mobile comes in.
Problem with mobile, is that games have gotten too stupidly cheap to the point of scamming.


That’s why I sometimes say that this world is manufactured. It’s manufactured in a way to benefit the few, but fuck over the many.
That’s not how it should be.


It is what you make of it.
Obviously a dream job is make lots of money but do very little. That’s what makes us hate the rich so much, the core reason.


Everyone has that show they can bring up and they’ll tell you how one season derails the momentum a series has gone.


Somehow. Then Hollywood decided to go and revamp it in 2017. Then when the damage has been done, the IP has been releasing retro stuff to try and recover.


Which is fair, but you could also say the same thing for the Avengers. They both started out weirdly like making you think “what the hell do these guys have in common with eachother?” at first. Overtime, as comics developed, they became more established. Then it became more accepted and the rest is history.
But sometimes just pairing them up with say, my example, it makes it even weirder to where nothing meshes.


With the PS5 getting older, I think it’s 6 years old now which is hard to believe and people anticipating the PS6. I’m not really surprised that deals are coming up like that. I think someone on the FB Marketplace wanted some $150 for a PS5.


Spares me from reading the article. It tires me when authors have to go the doomer-route and saying things are dying because they themselves, probably haven’t touched fighting games in a while. And just because they haven’t, then it must be a dying trend.


Furniture rental services are the devil’s work, it really is.
Semi-related, my family had rented furniture before. We had rented like this bedroom set and a wardrobe. It’s ludicrous to be into doing that. That’s why I thrift for furniture. Will I ever come across a PS5 thrifting? Probably never, not unless it’s just the shell of the console itself but even then someone will take it.


I have zero confidence in voting for anybody anymore. The democrats help approve funding for the very department that’s been upsetting tons of lives for the past couple months.
Sorry, what’s this lesser of two evils thing again? One is passive evil and the other is chaotic evil. There are no winners.


I’m already tired of hearing about this.


Laugh louder.
“HHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAA!”
Oh so you want to lazily make money.
Yeah, it’s called effort. Doing shit through AI is not effort.