I think they're trying to say that once he gets out and marries OP's sister, he's going to treat her like shit since he's clearly a terrible person, and then OP is going to surprised Pikachu at his family in an 'I told you so' kinda way.

Big horns like these are super cool but... How does she SLEEP?! Laying on your side is definitely out, probably laying on your stomach as well because you still have to turn your head at least a little so you can breathe. Laying on your back would require a special pillow, or a special mattress, maybe both. This poor woman probably hasn't slept properly in years and I am worried for her wellbeing!

Thanks for the information! I saw like one video about how people make meme coins, so I had some vague understanding, but this makes a lot more sense.

To be clear, I am in no way into meme coins or even crypto at all, but it's my understanding that when you make a new type of crypto, you put some money into it for an arbitrary amount of those coins. They're dev coins because you're the one making it, and you normally get a lot of them because when you start, the coin is next to worthless. As more people buy into the coin however, the price of the coin goes up. This turns into a problem because if the coin gets any kind of traction, there's now one guy who has tons of coins that they bought for next to nothing, but are now worth real money. This is the part of the rug pull where the creator sells all their coins and tanks the value of the coin, making a massive paycheck and leaving anyone else misguided enough to have bought any holding the bag. 'Burning' the coin just essentially deletes it, so it's out of circulation so everyone else who owns them can feel a bit safer, because now there's not 1 guy who can just decide to get out and fuck everyone else over.

TLDR; Dev coins are just the initial amount of coins that the dev bought to start their own meme coin.

So again, I'm definitely not knowledgeable on the subject, but doesn't it take some start up capital to even launch a coin? I guess that initial cash isn't really 'buying' a coin, but if starting a coin costs $20 and you gave yourself 20 coins, didn't you essentially buy the first 20 coins for $1 a piece?

'If you can smoke a cigarette you can do anything' motherfuckers directly before they tell me to go set up the TEG

It's amazing how every now and again, some how, some way, that video finds its way back into my life.

Honestly surprised that they hit that price point with the way things are going. Still don't need one so I won't buy one, but about 1000 was what I was expecting

In two of the panels, you can see that the mom has bruises on her knuckles, potentially implying that she was abusing the kid. He later shoots her and is put to death for it. The fact that he's thinking about what she told him even as he's being executed seems to maybe be commentary on how abuse like that can completely fuck up a person, but honestly I don't even really know what the message is supposed to be.

Overall, this is completely fucked

How is there no coverage for this? I found one other article that stated the victim 'didn't seek medical care' but nothing on her name. 0 information on the perpetrator beyond it was a GEO employee. Like they have to know who did this, why is there nothing on charges?

Neco-Arc who is a character in a few Type Moon games in the Tsukihime universe.

Neco-Arc is a tiny gremlin catgirl version of one of the main cast Arcueid Brunestud who only shows up in what are essentially 'hint' scenes after the player has fucked up and needs to retry in order to progress the story.

IMO it would make sense if their professor knew Neco-Arc and wasn't just accidentally using a meme character, because Tsukihime is an adult visiual novel (There's really not a lot of sex in the main story, call it 30 minutes out of a 12 hour visual novel, and the remake removes it entirely if it's not your thing) that came out in 2000.

If you're at all into visual novels, I highly recommend it, the story is good (even the side characters stories) and its one of the few VNs where I finished it and didn't despise the main character for being a complete idiot.

Oh and for what the joke is? Uhh she's kinda a meme on her own, and an annoying moron.

Edit : Actually as another commenter pointed out, it's a Neco-Arc version of Astolfo who is from the Fate VN series by the same devs. I haven't read Fate yet (it is on my list though) so I can't really say more about them.

We've gone all the way around so now censoring a swear makes people more upset than actually saying it and I really don't understand why.

Year 2000

Say 'fuck'

People get irrationally mad

Year 2024

Say 'fxck'

People get irrationally mad

What happened?

It's the same in the US, or at least around me. Had a manager that had a seizure (thankfully just once) but they essentially had to take 6 months off because he lived far away and couldn't commute anymore.

Pffft, this is some conspiracy bs, there's no way....

googles it

Oh shit... OH FUCK

Though, to be clear, it seems like there are already tools available that you can use to print a bunch of tracking dots all over the page, essentially 'hiding' the real tracking dots and making them unusable, so it's not impossible to get around. Still absolutely wild, and thanks very much for mentioning this, I learned something today.

Even on his shows he's rarely ever mean to the staff, he's more focused on the owners.

I'm so happy for you!

They said through clenched teeth while white knuckeling their desk, waiting to get off work so they can go back to playing Oblivion Remastered

The first second generation Blizzard employee!

Damn, I just shaved my legs for the first time because I thought it would be fun (It definitely is interesting) like a week ago and missed the opportunity to do something like this for a laugh.

Silksong is the highly anticipated sequel to the original game Hollow Knight. It's a metroidvania game with a cult following. The sequel has been in development for years, and people are super hyped for its release, proven even more so by the fact that an industry giant like steam not being able to keep up with demand