I Feel Like The Hbomberguy Plagiarism Video Has A Lot Of Really Good Lessons About Building An Argument.

original: https://twitter.com/Manda_like_wine/status/977299937963765761

It is implied that, in the Scott the Woz world, Blue is the color of Virginity, as in his Barrel Blast video, the legend he speaks of portrays Virgins as having a little bit of Blue in them, the same shade of Blue as Scott's Big Blue Border; This further implies that the Big Blue Border is a symbol of Virginity, that by extension every Virgin should have their own Border, that if Scott ever had sex, the Border would go away, that in Borderline Forever, by spreading the Big Blue Border to everyone on Earth, Scott accidentally turned everyone into a Virgin, and that there is a big Virgin Object lying somewhere in space, in this essay I will

unicorn concept, horns are their own separate species, highly magical, nonsentient, driven by instinct, need to be inside of a living creature to get nutrients, stab into a horse head, make the HORSE sentient and magical by altering its brain.

and the symbiote horn gets nutrients from the horses body.

horse is not in pain.

though becoming suddenly sapient is very upsetting for a lot of them.

Hopes And Dreams

can you believe they brought back the fucking lava spawner?

I'm sorry, what post?

I'm going to keep harassing you cause I have lots of train questions:

What's the deal with you and lesbians? As a lesbian I understand completely why, but what really set off the idea of "frick yeah, lesbians and trains"

The Lesbian Sex post started the thing

idk how to say this without sounding really boomer-ey, but like, what happened to horror content for kids? maybe i’m using the word “horror” a little liberally but i remember when i was a kid there was SO much out there that existed solely for the purpose of scaring kids in a safe, fun, age-appropriate way. just off the top of my head there’s goosebumps, scary stories to tell in the dark, tales from the crypt (little before my time though), coraline, mirror mask, monster house, dark crystal (more incidentally scary but w/e), even courage the cowardly dog; all these really fantastic books and shows and movies that let kids explore being scared on their own terms.

now there’s idk, those new addams family movies? but those aren’t really scary.

i see people talking about the “kid-ification” of horror games and i can’t help but wonder if part of the reason kids latch onto that stuff so much now is because there’s nowhere else for them to experience healthy, safe fear. a little kid wants to get the thrill of being scared, but their parents won’t let them watch any actual horror movies, so they go on youtube and what do you know, there’s markiplier playing another cheap horror game set in a toy store or whatever, and now that kid’s fear quota is being met. (obviously there’s more to it than that, but it’s a theory i have)

this like, doesn’t really matter probably but idk, i feel bad that ~kids these days~ aren’t getting the experience of something scary made specifically for them with their genuine enjoyment in mind, rather than whatever the next fnaf ripoff is that just wants to sell them merch. being a kid and watching a well-made scary movie feels like you’re finally being taken seriously; you’re not being babied or coddled, you’re being trusted to face the skeksis and the other mother and the nebbercracker house and not back down. i wish people were still making media that respected kids that much.

this fucks