Noxy

Hey guyz did you know this aquarium has live cams? It's really nice

Wait, what, you can play here?

I was on my way to write about memes, irony and post irony, but on the third page I realized this is probably the simplest way to illustrate the point:

Can someone tell me what kind of mental illness I have or should I post the whole text when it's done so I get a better assessment?

I struck a mouse and a keyboar to my cellphone, and since it's a flip phone, it can stay upright on it's own to act like a small computer screen.
Am I phone posting? Or is this like a tiny notebook by now?

Instead of having a bunch of sensors on a 'self driving car', wouldn't it be easier to have sensors on the road and use a centralized system to move the cars around?

Lotta more expensive and roads are gov property yeah but you are not limited by energy consumption, got a ton more space to play with, and the road won't move on it's own.

Irony is in the eye of the beholder

Just tried making buffalo wings like you suggested. I can tell I didn't get the cinnamon/balsamic vinegar/tabasco ratio right, but even so it was fire. Will be trying that again some time for sure

I don't want 'news' nor 'articles', I want blogs
I don't want an objective report on how the James Webb telescope found light from a galaxy that wasn't supposed to emit light; I want a piece written by the team of dorks that made said discovery drenched in passion for that dorky shit they been up to.

Alcohol poisons the brain
Milk treats poison
The colon absorbs liquids faster

"It's rude to cold-DM someone"
What's your opinion on "cold dm", agora?
Is it a thing? Is it a sign of the changing times?
For me it's incredibly funny

I made this for u guyz

I met a mime yesterday
I'll get the mime to hangout with the clown boy, I want to see them both in-character and see what happens.

I tried to read some book people were praising, --
it reads like a massive >reddit post, I couldn't get past the second chapter.
I guess if people like this and it actually gets published, anyone capable of producing a 'quality' >reddit post can get a book published. It's encouraging, in a way.

The book is Stolen Focus by Johann Hari, and it beautifully sets the tone of the whole book by giving the most fantasious anecdotes I have ever read in a 'serious' book to this day.

Isn't it weird to post things for absolute strangers on the internet to read and reply to?
People you will never meet, people you will never truly interact with. People you will never know.

It's weird, how so many people got convinced to take this nonsense so seriously. The internet is just a public collection of anonymous pen-pals.

Guys, i have a problem

there's this wholly comely over puppy boy i adhore, and he likes me too--
But. On the other hand there is this wholly eldritch (in the best feel of the word) other girl that i know has the hots for me--
And. At the same time i barely met the creepiest (in the best feel of the word) adorablest girl dealer ever, and she stole my eyes--

Why. Must life whet me with so many options, and i know i can only belong to one T-T

Thought you guys might like these, from The Complete Psionics Handbook (AD&D 2e)

I been wondering why small sites are so slow lately
Sadly any real discussion is hindered by the dead internet theory... It's hard to find discussion on this matter because people seem to focus way too much on 'the internet is full of bots', and not in the 'why are small sites so slow? is everyone really exclusively posting on social media and chats now? why was it different in 2015?'
I know some people attribute the 'changes' to people browsing through their phones now, but I see a flaw in that reasoning: What happened to the people that were already there?
The people that actively posted on small sites a decade ago, did they all die? Disperse? What happened?

I love dadaist cut-up, I don't really like the subject matter in this one but It's the first I ever made

Dai Dark!
Dai Dark!

Oh
I just realized
It's the very base of Brave new world!
As soon as people are not able to communicate complex ideas with each-other, there is absolutely no chance of revolt ever happening.

Do you think someone in a position of power has ever had this tought?

Because nowadays videos are shorter and shorter, everyone seems to have ADHD all of the sudden and it seems some people prefer to send each-other an image-macro with a meme, or a string of emojis rather than express complex ideas.
And a lot of people will turn the other cheek as soon as more than one paragraph of text appears on the screen.

On top of this, we are more or less getting 'trained' (or pavlov'd) into discarding large amounts of text as soon as we see them on the screen, because it seems that most first-page google results, and other giant WOT that get posted on the internet consist of 90% filler and 5% content. Sometimes 0% content.

I had all of this realization whilst drawing a pony