@TrevorGoodchild@poa.st There needs to be a Netflix original movie to warn people about this.

@SuperSnekFriend@poa.st @kilostere@varishangout.net It took multiple attempts, but I managed to look up long enough to read it all the way through

@LoliHat@varishangout.net Maybe, or maybe you will be turned into a dumb cat or something else. Getting only one push is the obvious assumption, but I thought it would be interesting to consider if you were put in this situation and only knew what it says. I'd push it. If I could push it more than once, I'd stop if I became a cat girl. I'm not risking what it might do if I'm already one.

@LoliHat@varishangout.net If yes, do you risk pushing it more than once? If you get turned into a cat girl, do you risk pushing it again? You don't know what will happen.

@DurpState@poa.st @RealRaul@poa.st Some people speak in ways that imply something disturbing about them. This isn't limited to foreigners and sounding foreign by itself won't trigger it.

Alfred Chicken on the NES is a lot more fun to play than the Amiga version because you can see where you are going and it has better controls.

@AmericanChampion@poa.st Money brings with it its own problems so it cannot do everything. The hobbyist community of people making stuff on their own time, while doing other things for money, is important.

@AmericanChampion@poa.st What we need is an element of culture where people can make things and have fun without worrying about getting paid for it and walking on eggshells. Anons succeeded because everyone ripped each other off, ideas could mutate freely, and people didn't take things too seriously. The fun and freedom anons had was appealing to people and fueled them.

@LoliHat@varishangout.net Those birds are going to mess up that black outfit.

I wanted to get things done this weekend, but a muscle in my back has decided otherwise