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you ever see someone say "i'm not a communist, but" and just get the feeling that there's an implied "yet" in there

*takes a sip from a cup of liquid explosion*

canpakes

can someone tell me how to rewind a twitch stream

eternally envious of europeans and their single big SCART connector where we had to use three or five separate plugs back when analog video was relevant

Ramekin is a very useful word

It refers to a small bowl, usually ceramic, used for serving condiments

the little bowls you get salad dressing in at restaurants are ramekins

@HTHR@cybre.space I saw someone post a thing saying that meatpunks is free today so I went to grab it (couldn't really spare the cash before and wasn't sure if i'd like it!) and now i'm wondering why the mac version is like five times the file size of the other two

then I realized that you're on here and i can just ask the person who made it!

people pronouncing filet like fillet is just. no. it's french, the t is silent because the final letter or two of every french word is silent

it's not hard to figure out what has the longest 100% speedrun--it's clearly shadow the hedgehog, with its multiple-week-long speedrun and after that is Baten Kaitos with its two-weeks-but-mostly-just-sitting-there-doing-nothing speedrun

but any% is a little more interesting because just, what games take the longest to complete if you *don't* go out of your way to do everything

i kinda wonder what video game has the longest any% speedrun record

wild arms 2 is a candidate, since its record is, i believe, a bit over ten hours

good morning and hi

hockey undead: zomboni

there's something very elegant about the joule thief

If you take all the fruits that people don't generally put in a fruit salad, and make a fruit salad out of them, you get either salsa, guacamole, or some weird jumble of squash cubes

does the "fantasy western" genre have anything at all in it besides the wild arms series, the boktai series, and the latter half of the mistborn series?

why's it called grilled cheese anyway, there's no grill involved

i wonder how well it'd work if you tried to literally grill grilled cheese