On today's episode of Mythbusters...

It's primarily cringe culture. Some people choose to make themselves feel powerful by bullying and harassing others, and furries are often "easy targets."

Absolutely iconic.

I've been using Firefox since like 2010 and I don't regret it.

This is why I can't stand most American TV. Absolute sensory hell for me (autistic.)

albert's gonna hit a speed bump and become the first human on mars

Kass

I like TOTK more than BOTW, but I might still return to BOTW sometimes - the ambience and atmosphere is very different. Playing TOTK is like playing in the world's biggest, wildest sandbox, while playing BOTW is like a walk alone in a mountain forest at sunrise.

snock

fediverse more like fediverse

Absolutely loved it! It made me cry like, five times, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it at all for weeks.

That being said, I get a headache if I try to think about the timeline implications, and if I hear "Demon King? Secret stone?" one more time...

Like BOTW, the completion percentage shows up on the map after finishing the story.

:3

Tears of the Kingdom is my favorite, and before that it was BOTW. Third favorite goes to OOT or ALTTP.

Narwhal for scale.

I liked his music and thought he was a really fun character. It was nice to find him in random places, too!

I dunno why, but I just don't vibe with Penn as much.

Yeah, I'm done with it. It's crossed the threshold into "generic corporate social media site" at this point, so there's no reason for me to stick around there.

Hey, y'all! I'm evergreen. 26 years old, transfem (she/her), reddit migrant, autism haver (and ADHD haver, among other things.) I like to hang out on 196, and my current hyperfixation is Zelda (particularly Tears of the Kingdom.) I moderate two magazines by default (since I created them:) Deltarune and Zelink.

It's the circle of life...

"rule" = the original subreddit's only rule: if you visit, you have to post something before you leave. most posts are just titled "rule" as shorthand for "i'm posting this because of the rule"

where does it come from: a subreddit called /r/196, which was a successor to /r/195. i have no idea why the original was named 195. the "just post whatever" rule led to people posting all sorts of memes there. eventually it formed a community and for whatever reason the community is full of horny bisexual femboys and horny trans people who love blahaj

why are the memes so funny: it was the funniest subreddit and i genuinely have no idea why. i think it's partially because the "post anything" rule leads to a wider variety of content - you might see a recycled meme or two, but you also might see some random image someone saved to their hard drive three years ago and forgot about. variety is the spice of life and also the spice of memes