misfiled as "Keet, Electric" @ElectricKeet@awoo.space

At this point saying you're a furry is about as specific as saying you like movies or video games.

And I think the big takeaway from a fandom with a huge range of incomes, professions, subinterests, kinks that make mine look ridiculously boring, intelligence which makes me look real conventional, and spiritualities which make me look like the most hidebound atheist, is that really, kindness is the part that counts most.

Augmented Reality app that just gives everyone you look at some companion animal.

"Oh, you've got a great blue husky there!" "Thanks, I love your shoulder kangaroo!" "Love the tiny horses running around your shoes."

This would also make it like 500 times more likely I'd remember people's names.

https://mastodon.social/media/8lM_vsX9-16pVCILVNQ

`It's not like I'm tooting,' Case heard someone say, as he shouldered his way through the crowd around the door of the Chat. `It's like my body's developed this massive meme deficiency.' It was a Fediverse voice and a Fediverse joke. The Catsubo was an instance for professional shitposters; you could lurk there for a week and never see two words of Discourse.

I'll let you continue, but I would like to suggest:

Walt Kelly illustrations of bunnies.

Thought you might agree.

revolutionary social media technology lets you fully decentralize the concept of understanding what the hell anybody is talking about

Hey all.

Distinctions exist in community standards and attitudes between one instance to another. Sometimes this leads to an action such as our dewhitelisting of witches.town.

Dewhitelisting w.t is not the declaration of a feud or an indictment; it is an action @vahnj took to uphold our community standards. I still have an account on witches.town. I still like it. Awoo is just a different space.

Please be kind to one another.

My story, "Support," has been accepted for the inaugural issue of CLAW! On the upside, this means I'll be in print again, and the characters I started for @makyo's Tarot anthology will make a follow-up appearance in another place. On the downside, I can't share it with you yet, and I'm pretty happy with this one. So, if you're interested in semi-realistic transspecies narrative, pick yourself up a copy when it's out and support lesbian furry erotica while you're at it!

#writing

Caught a business news headline about "Wall Street's Crypto Craze" and I choose to believe they're investing in, like, the Loch Ness Monster and Jersey Devil and stuff.

"Connecticut Leatherman Consolidated up four points in after-hours trading."

oh my god??? @jasminehenry #Overwatch #Zarya https://elekk.xyz/media/V3hRoXp-DcabWacrtTc

Fun fact: "Hello! Ma Baby", today best known as the song Michigan J. Frog sings in the classic short "One Froggy Evening", was written as a "coon song" - a racist parody of black people. It's about a man who's never met his sweetheart and only talks to her on the telephone.

The song sent up black people's perceived "backwardness" and "promiscuity" - because it's implied the sweetheart is sleeping around, and because it was considered laughable that a black person would know how to use a phone.

Cranky old person talking about how transporters were great back in the day when there were one, maybe two per city and it was an event to go via them and you met interesting people in queue and all, instead of like now where every house has a booth and there's instant service and you barely even wear pants for the process.

video gamey world where there's a perfectly normal magic system

and then there's the *real* wizards, who spend days under a waterfall, walking in place (on a slope) to visit alternate dimensions, rearranging the items & quantities in their pack just so, opening maps as they cross room boundaries…

For indigenous people's day: tool for north americans to find out whose land they're living on, with links.

https://native-land.ca/

https://awoo.space/media/JnEBrdL2j50w_wjhLQc

In 1492, Indigenous People found Columbus lost at sea.

He made sure they'd always regret that.