the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

a video game fortunetelling minigame thing just told us that our key to luck is a plush ferret and honestly? yeah i think that sounds about right
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fun fact we just learned: stars have negative heat capacity
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amusing way to insult something:

"oh hey, this is my second favorite (category of thing specific enough to exclude everything except the thing being talked about)"
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is it just us or does sparkling water seem like it has smaller bubbles than soda
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has any other link even ever been in more than two games?
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you ever think about how the link from link to the past, oracle of ages, oracle of seasons, and link's awakening are all the same link

that guy had a really eventful life
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i am extremely unsurprised that @gardevoir boosted this, hah

if *anyone* else on here had ever heard of the mega duck it'd be them
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oh holy fuck how did we not realize this before now

we were just reminded of the existence of the wonderswan

and then suddenly out of nowhere the naming of that game boy knockoff called the mega duck made sense
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we got groceries, and the total was exactly $66.66

does this mean we get to have horns or a tail or something
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random thought: the stereotypical christmas tree is a conical conifer
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how do people... do things
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consider: cute friends (you)
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hmm. was zelda 2 the first video game to have random encounters that move around on the overworld, that you can dodge? Or was there one before it?
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i just described something as looking "like someone spilled APL all over some VHDL" and i just, appreciate that mental image

just, spilling a cup of APL all over your work, getting weird symbols mixed up in it
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still really impressed by how tiny the pc-engine was
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random thought: if you had to pick a favorite dungeon from the entire zelda series, which one would you pick?
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why is it called chess pie anyway

*looks it up*

it is frustrating when i want to know why a thing is called that but no one knows
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it is apparently not the most common term for the period, however; looks like it's usually called the saeculum obscurum
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