Yeah Hisoka's straight up a pedo. So is Rudius (jobless reincarnation). I actually kind of hated mushoku tensei for the weird romance harem quadrangle thing, like it's just the author's barely disguised fetish.
To play the devils advocate, 16 is the age of consent in Japan (where these anime are made). Pointing out the character is 16/17 is the equivalent of pointing out they're 18. Whether you agree with that morally is a different issue.
I've seen similar posts before with like dark souls bonfires or cutesy photos or cozy fantasy stuff, but this? This is art. It's so visceral, so raw, it's positively dripping with the juices of a reality most people only dream of and yet completely and totally exists in this world. It slaps you upside the head and locks eyes with you, snapping you instantly out of whatever funk, demanding your attention and ordering you to double check your eyes. Yes that is a shotgun, yes they are gesturing to you specifically, and no it isn't a gameplay screenshot or weird meta post or even a meme. There are no filters or edits on this. It's real, realer than most things are on the internet. Someone got dressed, brought their rifle, and took a photo out in the wilderness. That fire? Real. That breakfast? Real. That person probably ate it. Shit, they might have literally shared it with someone. That someone could be you. Not in a "imagine you're in this fictional setting" way but in a "if things were different I could genuinely, actually, be there, in the snowy wood" way, a way that drags you hand and foot into the imagination, into wondering what it's like, to be there. The gentle, non-threatening invitation is starkly contrasted by the weapon in hand, a clear reminder of the possibility and reality of violence, and yet you somehow just know that no harm would ever come to you here. They've accepted you, just as you are, and all that's left is to accept their invitation. Warm eggs. Bacon. Coffee. A simple fire, a real one, not one for show or aesthetics but built for function and warmth. And probably the best conversation you'll ever have in your life.
For anyone who doesn't get it or can't see it: This is a meccha chameleon reference. There is a character painted the same color as the background there. Barely noticeable on dark mode.
I looked at the webpage and tried reading the instructions but got incredibly lost. Told myself I'll put it for later but forgot about it, thanks for reminding me.
Following someone else's suggestions, I made a venv file called venv and installed pygame in it using venv/bin/pip install pygame from the directory where I have the main project in. Interestingly, it installed just fine, but when I try to do pip install pygame while in the virtual environment's bin folder, I get the externally managed environment error. My venv folder doesn't have an environment folder, it's just ~/path-to/venv, where venv is the name of the virtual environment. probably should have picked a different name tbh. Anyways I followed your suggestion making replacements where necessary to run the program. Dunno if I'm doing something wrong but it isn't working for me.
*in other places.
As in, in Japan, pointing out a character is sixteen is the same as pointing out a character is 18 in America.
If you want fanservice as plot points watch Kill la Kill
Yeah Hisoka's straight up a pedo. So is Rudius (jobless reincarnation). I actually kind of hated mushoku tensei for the weird romance harem quadrangle thing, like it's just the author's barely disguised fetish.
To play the devils advocate, 16 is the age of consent in Japan (where these anime are made). Pointing out the character is 16/17 is the equivalent of pointing out they're 18. Whether you agree with that morally is a different issue.
Oh wow, that's... I had no idea people recognized me on here. That's news to me.
Me as fuck
That is actually very disheartening to hear since writing is like the one thing I'm moderately ok at
Holy shit this is fantastic.
I've seen similar posts before with like dark souls bonfires or cutesy photos or cozy fantasy stuff, but this? This is art. It's so visceral, so raw, it's positively dripping with the juices of a reality most people only dream of and yet completely and totally exists in this world. It slaps you upside the head and locks eyes with you, snapping you instantly out of whatever funk, demanding your attention and ordering you to double check your eyes. Yes that is a shotgun, yes they are gesturing to you specifically, and no it isn't a gameplay screenshot or weird meta post or even a meme. There are no filters or edits on this. It's real, realer than most things are on the internet. Someone got dressed, brought their rifle, and took a photo out in the wilderness. That fire? Real. That breakfast? Real. That person probably ate it. Shit, they might have literally shared it with someone. That someone could be you. Not in a "imagine you're in this fictional setting" way but in a "if things were different I could genuinely, actually, be there, in the snowy wood" way, a way that drags you hand and foot into the imagination, into wondering what it's like, to be there. The gentle, non-threatening invitation is starkly contrasted by the weapon in hand, a clear reminder of the possibility and reality of violence, and yet you somehow just know that no harm would ever come to you here. They've accepted you, just as you are, and all that's left is to accept their invitation. Warm eggs. Bacon. Coffee. A simple fire, a real one, not one for show or aesthetics but built for function and warmth. And probably the best conversation you'll ever have in your life.
is this in reference to something Im not aware of?
Why did I think that was an upside down duck at first?
I'm sorry but this is just wrong. From PHB 2014:
Each dart deals 1d4 + 1 damage and there are 3 darts, so 3d4 +3 damage.
For anyone who doesn't get it or can't see it: This is a meccha chameleon reference. There is a character painted the same color as the background there. Barely noticeable on dark mode.
Holy shit they gachi'fied Wikipedia. This is gore of my comfort encyclopedia.
... we can just not??
Where can I find them?
chess.com uses a few more, including the thumbs up.
I looked at the webpage and tried reading the instructions but got incredibly lost. Told myself I'll put it for later but forgot about it, thanks for reminding me.
I feel like it's more likely the creator just moved the UFO for some reason, since lining the skylines puts just the UFO out of place.
Following someone else's suggestions, I made a venv file called venv and installed pygame in it using
venv/bin/pip install pygamefrom the directory where I have the main project in. Interestingly, it installed just fine, but when I try to dopip install pygamewhile in the virtual environment's bin folder, I get theexternally managed environmenterror. My venv folder doesn't have an environment folder, it's just~/path-to/venv, where venv is the name of the virtual environment. probably should have picked a different name tbh. Anyways I followed your suggestion making replacements where necessary to run the program. Dunno if I'm doing something wrong but it isn't working for me.I followed the instructions on the page but I still get the "module not found" error when running the file I made and the pygame.examples.aliens