Reblog with the game that got you into gaming.
scraps-is-busy:
tlatophat:
mechathetecha:
calkoscc:
cyrilthewolf:
lavenderharmony:
Elite
tbh Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Metroid Prime
Sonic The hedgehog 1 ( Megadrive/Genesis )
While I played some games all through my life, as far back a Super Mario World for the original Gameboy, what really turned me into a “gamer” was World of Warcraft.
Then I discovered TES4:Oblivion, and I never looked back.
Sotto the Dragon.
links awakening
I see that NC reference you made and I applaud you madam
I was trying to find a gif but tumblrs gif search system isn’t exactly the best
queeringfeministreality:
freshest-tittymilk:
thesylverlining:
blacksanitas:
Transitioning from October 31st to November 1st like
I honestly was not going to reblog but then turned on the audio and
^ basically
Amazing.
By the way, plaid gloves? Really? The design is so weird it created the illusion that her hands are on backwards. On top of that, it look likes her arm is melting into Al Borland’s shirt. Is this actually a popular thing and I just never noticed?
wldybbuk:
butchruby:
i think there is value in talking about warning signs of abuse but at the same time people on here make way, way too broad statements about what is abuse without explanation or qualification. like abuse isn’t going to look the same in every situation and things like being jealous or sad or wanting attention or validation isn’t necessarily abusive and i see that stuff on this kind of list all the time with no qualifications, with no “these things can be used by abusers” it’s just “if someone does this it’s abusive”? or things like “if someone cries when you tell them they did something wrong that’s abusive and manipulative” like?? being sensitive doesn’t make someone abusive and you can’t just say that’s Always an abusive thing because someone can be upset and still change when you tell them they messed up?? simplifying abuse to a neat tidy list of behaviors doesn’t help abuse victims and misses the complexity of actual abuse.
And a lot of times really broad lists have things that could equally apply to how someone abused behaves.
lynxgriffin:
I really couldn’t help wondering how things went down for Alphys when the amalgams first happened…
society: you need money to do basically anything. you need it for food, for utilities, for clothes, to get anywhere, to be able to make connections, to get internet, to pay taxes, to do anything you want to do
society: but money isn't everything!! you don't need it to be happy!! money won't make you secure!! be happy!!
myactivism:
This is what trolls do to silence people. The photo on the left is FAKE. Thank GamerGate. I am specifically tagging this so I can see any GGers who reblog, so I can block their pathetic asses. Definitely showing this to the attorneys at the office. We carry the largest pro bono loads in this state. I have nothing to lose. He is not a Muslim either. He is a Sikh.
The fake is in newspapers and online, going viral across the world. PLEASE know it is fake. Viral the REAL photo.
boogedyboogedyboo:
castiel-for-king:
micdotcom:
The pain starts in middle school. A 2010 study in the National Center for Biotechnology Information, which studied a small test group of children around the age of 11, found that the constant weight of the bag was actually causing spinal cords to compress and cause significant back pain. Those bags were on the lighter side of the average: only 26 pounds. It gets a lot worse with the average bag weight.
So funny story, when I was about 22 (I’m 26 now) I worked at a gym and we did this promotion thing that involved a local chiropractor doing the little spine scan you see above for free to whoever wanted one. So I was like well, fuck might as well.
Anyway, turns out my spine is pretty messed up and I lean a little to one side like the picture. Guess which side? To the right. Why? Because that’s the shoulder I carried my 20-30lbs backpack on for the 7 years of middle and high school.
The chiropractor just looked at me and gave me this knowing, slightly frustrated look and said something like, “Yeah, we’re starting to see this a lot in people your age.”
No one believed me but it’s real!!!