So... This is a thing...

zoidbergs-muse:

khanuckle:

typhlonectes:

marinella-ela:

Baby meerkats

Illegally small

Pobblers

thelifeandtimesofwhatthefuck:

Sometimes Twitter is good

pandamaru:

bobacupcake:

greatcheshire:

ahoylesbeans:

greatcheshire:

thesunshinebard:

greatcheshire:

why my log flumes sideways

The sideway log flumes are a bit of an issue but I have a more pressing question: What is Snapped Neck?

Oh yeah, I need to ask about that too. Snapped Neck is my main rollercoaster in the park but so far nobody has ridden it. They say it’s too scary and I don’t know why. Anybody have any tips? Especially people who know physics

@buckarude

This is the sort of answer I was looking for. Thank you! I’ll increase the scenery!

cyber-corp:

6qubed:

sulemania:

domesticateddog:

boyboobs:

2021 was 30 years ago. let that skink in

@cyber-corp

Come in, the heat lamp’s lovely!

novemberfire:

technology peaked here

markwateneymemorialcrater:

sew-birb:

purple-ladys-stuff:

This is a problem the writers of the Simpsons have had to deal with - the Simpsons are late 80s, early 90s poor. They have two clunker cars, they live in a house that’s old-fashioned and has crappy furniture because they can’t afford to redecorate. Their TV is ancient. Their neighbors have visibly better stuff than they do, and when they shop they have to buy the bargain brands.

But their lifestyle now seems wildly out of reach to most modern kids! They have two cars! A big three bedroom house! Only one of the parents has to work! They have 3 whole children who they can afford to feed and clothe on a single income! It’s an impossible dream life for most people today.

“But capitalism self regulates”

planefood:

planefood:

Everybody’s saying ‘you should get more autistic about your hobbies" until its like a guy drawing a despicable me background minion over and over again and not someone following the current internet hype train media because thats too weird and not massively appealing

I make my artwork and stories for myself and people liking them is just a positive side effect but I won’t change my stories to be appealing to a mass market because that’s not how my brain functions, and honestly I feel like my approach to stories and characters is pretty conventional from my POV so it boggles my mind when people say my approach is too weird.
My art and stories is just my way of processing the world around me without going bonkers, it always has been, I process the world in a relatively odd way though. I just wish people would embrace that more instead of trying to speak over me about it
but it’s something I can’t change people will always be like that

I hope y’all know I’m not talking about internet engagement I’m talking about people bullying autistic people

fortheloveofteaa:

flowers-but-gay:

bearie:

rockstarsuperheat: