Just a little enby shitposter (18+ tho). He/him today, but whatev, I’m fluid. (Original profile image by Hello Cdd20 from Pixabay, edited by me. Banner: Promo art for the game Ikaruga, by Treasure.)
Oh indeed, and on top of the man’s own innate mental problems, he was also warped by Roy Cohen and Norman Vincent Peale. From the former he learned to never apologize, never admit to losing, never admit to being wrong, and always attack every critic; from the latter he learned to believe that he cannot fail, and in fact that God himself will ensure his victory. He is a perfect storm of narcissism.
Anakin’s lowest point was when he was written by George Lucas, unfortunately. Other writers made him shine.
Nothing in the prequels contradicts the possibility that Anakin Skywalker is kind of a doofus.
Honestly, the wealthy just want us to be miserable.
I don’t know… that sort of thing might not make billionaires even wealthier.
I’ve been reading about “systems thinking” recently, and it’s fascinating stuff.
You’re not wrong, but I’m still amazed that the it’s possible for me to mail a letter from Los Angeles and have it arrive in Berlin in less than a month.
… and the billionaires keep kicking things and flipping random switches to try to wrench the world into their favored shape, and the rest of us are trapped on this ship with them.
And then you’ve got the complex plane and its mattresses…
Peak floof efficiency!
“I hope you don’t really love your legs, though…”
The beautiful thing about the new horror icons is they’re so cost efficient!
It might be a long shot but there is a possibility that if they lose, OpenAI just hands the keys over to Apple. I don’t know if that would be a good thing or a bad thing.
I was gonna chill with Graveyard Duck, but he cancelled at the last minute.
We had a good run.
Oh, who am I kidding.
The premise of the strip as a whole is that Dracula is usually depicted as an evil, murderous monster. But in “My Dad is Dracula” he is a loving and attentive father who likes conventionally dad-ish things (like bad jokes, gently teasing his son for not doing his chores, and grilling, etc).
Many of the strips feature specific jokes in the last two panels: In this case, Dad sounds like he’s about to reveal something significant, or potentially upsetting. But in fact, he’s just letting his son know where a health-recovery item is hidden in the game they’re playing together.
It’s gentle humor, more sweet that hilarious.
When you spend most of your time preparing for work, traveling to work, working, traveling home from work, and thinking about work, no one with a full-time job could balance it with “life”.