samus12345 @ samus12345 @sh.itjust.works

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Oh, that's an American small.

Kinda figured it would be removed. Which is kind of funny since it's mentioned right there in the article.

Yup! Notice the text in top left of the DKC manual:

Makes the DKC opening shot make more sense, doesn't it?

I've had 3 that were acquired that way. One's mother moved into our garage and had kittens (we kept one), one literally pushed the screen out of my upstairs bedroom window while I was sleeping to come in (scared the crap out of me - to be fair, we had fed her earlier, so she had some reason to assume she could let herself in), and the most recent was a kitten who yowled at my wife from a bush outside of where she worked until she found where he was and took him home. Definitely qualifies as "I live here now" because he was silent and calm on the drive home.

What a horrible thing to say!

If you reveal what your plan is it's less likely to succeed.

It's clearly not a genocide. I know this because the media has told me to reject the evidence of my eyes and ears. It seemed pretty final and essential.

Oh, also true.

Ah, the original, unironic meaning, now largely extinct through misuse.

There's an awful lot of space between authoritarianism and anarchism.

What's it called when you live on the right side and agree with the labels?

Many make-believe things do need to make sense to actually be enjoyable. Not Donkey Kong games, though.

"That pavement marking can't stop me because I can't read!"

They should have specified "without physical human help."

I'll giver her credit for being consistent. Dumb as fuck, though.

Idolizing authoritarian governments isn't "left" no matter how much they might think it is.

True, though it was an American in this particular instance.