

Add some pontoons and call it a day.


Add some pontoons and call it a day.
I’d rather people use this than reuse the same password everywhere.
Just use main. I’m not bothered by either, but I’m not in the demographic that would be bothered by master, so I use main and STFU. It takes way less effort to switch to main (if you haven’t already) than to come up with all this rhetoric about why master shouldn’t trigger people.


Drug dealing operation. Like those pizza places where you order an unusual topping combination (e.g. anchovies and chocolate sauce) and the pizza box comes with a kilo of cocaine.
That’s the point where I go back and edit the first parenthesized block to be separated by a comma, semicolon, or dash, make it a separate sentence, or convert the inner parenthesis to a footnote.


Use normal chalk and then cover it with that water repellent spray?


Sink enough money into lava chicken paraphernalia for the child to instantly lose all interest in it.
So like Star Wars?
Depends on whether you’re playing Battleshits.
Simon Tatham’s puzzle game collection.


“By your powers combined, I’m Captain Gull!”


No, that’d be a fancygull. A landgull would be a rat.


“Let’s make a show about monster trucks!”
“Yeahhhh dude! But the main character needs a tagline, what should it be?”
/lighting a fat one “Hehehehe… how about ‘let’s blaze!’?”
“Hehehe… duuuuude… hehuehuehehe…”
Barry
Not to be confused with Fried Barry, which is… uh… a trip.
Solarpunk body horror sci-fi.
There’s a novella that toys with the concept of an endless, flat world https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/a6f9dcca-1b82-45dd-ba41-70b313e4c642
Petrichor.