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>tfw a woman finally notices you
>tfw your fake feminism and hardcore leftism finally paid off
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>tfw a woman finally notices you
He might be on the spectrum but he seems to be aware that all the fans he has left have a weird infatuation with him. May be this a testament to this being the nicest thread on the Farms.Good for him. I really mean it. If a relationship forms and pans out maybe he wouldn't be so desperate for attention and thus make better videos.
Though, showing DMs as proof that women want you to your followers is kinda pathetic.
Is this in reference to something I’m not aware of? Or has he only just heard about Sargon’s pathetic GamerGate 2.0 pitch from the Killstream?the recent idea of a second gamergate is come around
The fuck is he on about? Wasn't gamergate long done before Cuphead came out?I think it is safe to say that all the tardy takes are now trapped in the Discord dimension. But why even bother going in when the highlights come organically anyway?View attachment 1308943
From the tweet I don't think it's about that. When Cuphead came out the usual clickbait rags pushed some articles about how the game is problematic because it used the same art style some racist cartoons also used in the 1930s. There are plenty of non-racist cartoons from that time (only 11 cartoons from Warner Bros are censored, famously known as The Censored Eleven, for example) and Cuphead didn't have any racist content of course, so this was just some manufactured guilt by association bullshit. Pretty much everyone told them to fuck off and I guess the people who are dumb enough to read articles like that in earnest are still bitter about it and now try to tie it to next Gamergate they so desperately want to happen.I guess because Gamergate people "harassed" Dean Takahashi for being terrible at video games? But I thought Gamergate was about harassing women, not video game journalists?
Muslims had nothing to do with Gamergate though.Fuck me, leopirate was right. It truely was the 9/11 of the internet.
Yeah let's keep a food business running with water, property tax and energy bills during a quarantine beacause a z-list celebrity (who never visited the place beforehand) said so. It's not like the buisness would lose the landlord money with its zero traffic. Fuck the rich.best thing to come out of 2020
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Very bold of you to assume Q likes him unironically.Very fitting a landlord fucked over the business because the only people who like Garfield are hipster socialists liking it ironically.
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Uh-oh, how long until Pyrocynical goes on a debate stream and talks about gene pools?
Garfield is epic, brainlet.Very fitting a landlord fucked over the business because the only people who like Garfield are hipster socialists liking it ironically.
As the bestest expert and OP I can explain that to you and I can tell you that we would already have an explanation if it wasnt because he has decided to postpone the video about it. Instead of trying to explain it myself I will allow the legend himself do it.Sorry for not lurking more but trying to use the search function is pointless given how many times the word comes up, but has the Garfield shit ever been explained? Does he have any "deeper" explanation for his fascination with the character or is it just some random shit he harps on?
Source: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X5IX-yea9wjw1RQ8W5x3jDfV4IgeE9As2k0YZCDYlXU/edit, first page.Quinton said:When I was a kid, my Dad worked at a place that had a printer, and it was the sort of work environment where you could get away with using the printer occasionally if it was for small things. Now, my Dad had grown up in the 1980’s, and he that was a time where Garfield was a big phenomenon that he was quite obsessed with, and like many generation-X parents, he wanted to pass onto me all of the pop-culture phenomenons he had grown up loving.
And it turns out that about a week of Garfield comics fit perfectly on one front-and-back sheet of paper. So, every few weeks, he would print out a couple pages of Garfield comics, in chronological order... he would bring these home, put them in a big binder, and he’d let me read them.
So it came to be that once a month, I would get to read a couple weeks of 30-year-old newspaper strips about a fat cat who hates Mondays and loves Lasagna. This was my favorite thing in the entire world.
One day, after a few years of this, Dad came home and told me that he had some big news. Because he had been printing out Garfield strips slightly faster than they were being published, he had eventually caught up. That week, I only had one page of Garfield comics to read. The comics... From that very week.
I remember feeling this odd swell of pride, at just the mere thought that I had managed to read every Garfield comic that had ever been printed. I wondered, for a moment, if anyone else on the planet could make such a claim. Of being so dedicated or so lucky, that they hadn’t missed a single panel of the series in its 30-year-run.
As an adult, my bond with Garfield is sort of complicated. For many years when I would be around friends and they would joke about how lame he is or how unfunny the comic is, I would laugh along and joke about how silly it was that I used to be so obsessed with the comic. But when I go to thrift store and I see a Garfield plush on the shelf that I’ve never recognized before, it fills with a level of euphoria that I can only describe as “... totally authentic.”