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I make the webcomic Treading Ground (a raunchy romcom about broke people), videos, games, and burritos. I talk about Star Trek, lefty stuff, and old anime. he/they Comic! - https://treadingground.com NSFW! - https://patreon.com/treadingground

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A paved bike path alongside a dirt road in Edisto Beach, SC.

A paved bike path alongside a dirt road in Edisto Beach, SC.

Did not expect to find great bicycle infrastructure in a tiny town in South Carolina, but kudos to Edisto Beach. The whole town is easily accessible by bike, almost entirely through dedicated paths and bike lanes. Even where there's only a dirt road for cars!

05.03.2026 15:38 👍 4 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Screenshot of a social media poll post by user “the-unflappablewolf” asking, “Who would you trust more?” The poll shows two options: “total stranger in a star trek shirt?” with 94.5% and “total stranger in a star wars shirt?” with 5.5%. Below the poll it shows “99,421 Stimmen · Verbleibende Zeit: 2 Tage 23 Stunden.” Underneath, a verified user “thebaconsandwichofregret” comments, “No exaggeration, the vote split on this poll is hysterical.” Hashtags #polls and #lol appear at the bottom.

Screenshot of a social media poll post by user “the-unflappablewolf” asking, “Who would you trust more?” The poll shows two options: “total stranger in a star trek shirt?” with 94.5% and “total stranger in a star wars shirt?” with 5.5%. Below the poll it shows “99,421 Stimmen · Verbleibende Zeit: 2 Tage 23 Stunden.” Underneath, a verified user “thebaconsandwichofregret” comments, “No exaggeration, the vote split on this poll is hysterical.” Hashtags #polls and #lol appear at the bottom.

My read on it is that Star Trek shows us the future we could have, and Star Wars shows us how we'll have to fight to get there. But a lot of people somehow completely miss the strong antifascist overtones of Star Wars, and stop either at "lasersword battle cool" or worse, "government bad".

27.02.2026 15:38 👍 6 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Jimmy: Hold up, you're working for Tracy? Nate: Yeah. I mean, all my experience is on the Front End. And they needed a Bookkeeper, so... Jimmy: That's fucked up. I can't imagine having your ex-girlfriend as your boss. Especially that ex-girlfriend. Nate: I think, it actually might be... ok? It's been a long time. I've changed, maybe Tracy has too. Jimmy (deadpan): She hasn't.

Jimmy: Hold up, you're working for Tracy? Nate: Yeah. I mean, all my experience is on the Front End. And they needed a Bookkeeper, so... Jimmy: That's fucked up. I can't imagine having your ex-girlfriend as your boss. Especially that ex-girlfriend. Nate: I think, it actually might be... ok? It's been a long time. I've changed, maybe Tracy has too. Jimmy (deadpan): She hasn't.

This has to be some kind of human resources violation, right?

Chapter 2 | Page 12: Imagine

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26.02.2026 15:20 👍 5 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0

Thanks! Just hadn't heard anything specific.

24.02.2026 22:14 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 2 📌 0

Can you elaborate more on said cancellation?

23.02.2026 21:00 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
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Con Nooga, It's Your Con! It's Your Con! Con Nooga

I'm at Con Nooga this weekend in Chattanooga, TN!

In addition to several panels I do know what I am talking about for, I'm about to host a panel I know nothing about (Glitch Studios and the Rise of Indie Animation).

Come see me choke!

connooga.com

20.02.2026 18:59 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

Sorry, it's part of my job to know the gooner mind

11.02.2026 17:45 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

Is it too obvious to say the episode where Homer and Marge sneak around having sex in public

10.02.2026 21:00 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0

I always found it easier to write fiction than to write about my own life

08.02.2026 23:19 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

My first exposure to hourly comic day was when @nickthewright.com did a 24-page one shot AU story for his webcomic. So it's taken many years for my brain to accept most people don't do a fiction story, they do diary strips.

08.02.2026 21:23 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0
(EXTERIOR, BREAKROOM, LOOKING IN: Nate is eating some deli food in the break room, as Jimmy approaches from outside the room.) Jimmy: Oh shit, is that Nate? Nate: Jimmy? (Nate and Jimmy do that bro half-hug half-handshake thing) Nate: Damn, you're still here? Jimmy: Where else am I gonna go? Nate: Fair point. There's not exactly a booming job market in Long Point. Jimmy: At least I'm not up front anymore. What are you doing back? Nate: Turns out to be a successful writer you have to actually, you know, WRITE. Jimmy: They do kinda imply that in the word.

(EXTERIOR, BREAKROOM, LOOKING IN: Nate is eating some deli food in the break room, as Jimmy approaches from outside the room.) Jimmy: Oh shit, is that Nate? Nate: Jimmy? (Nate and Jimmy do that bro half-hug half-handshake thing) Nate: Damn, you're still here? Jimmy: Where else am I gonna go? Nate: Fair point. There's not exactly a booming job market in Long Point. Jimmy: At least I'm not up front anymore. What are you doing back? Nate: Turns out to be a successful writer you have to actually, you know, WRITE. Jimmy: They do kinda imply that in the word.

The retail employee trauma bond is stronger than time.

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05.02.2026 14:10 👍 8 🔁 3 💬 1 📌 0

Don't fuck with these kids, they have all received Active Shooter training

05.02.2026 13:36 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Martin Shuster sdSreptoon1hm9t97235g2u5796glgh0435l6iaf05it1l232lc20cllf4g0 · So apparently on Sunday Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, said in a press conference that "we have got children hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside ... many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank. Somebody’s gonna write that children’s story about Minnesota.” Then on Monday--one day before International Holocaust Remembrance Day--the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum tweeted in response that: "Anne Frank was targeted and murdered solely because she was Jewish. Leaders making false equivalencies to her experience for political purposes is never acceptable. Despite tensions in Minneapolis, exploiting the Holocaust is deeply offensive, especially as antisemitism surges." As someone who spent a year at the Museum as a fellow doing research, I feel embarrassed for the institution. First, it is very clear that Walz wasn't drawing an equivalence, he was drawing an analogy. So this kind of response reminds me of the atrocious positions that the ADL has started to carve out, and why it has become mostly a sycophantic joke, now seemingly mostly geared towards currying favor with MAGA.

Martin Shuster sdSreptoon1hm9t97235g2u5796glgh0435l6iaf05it1l232lc20cllf4g0 · So apparently on Sunday Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, said in a press conference that "we have got children hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside ... many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank. Somebody’s gonna write that children’s story about Minnesota.” Then on Monday--one day before International Holocaust Remembrance Day--the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum tweeted in response that: "Anne Frank was targeted and murdered solely because she was Jewish. Leaders making false equivalencies to her experience for political purposes is never acceptable. Despite tensions in Minneapolis, exploiting the Holocaust is deeply offensive, especially as antisemitism surges." As someone who spent a year at the Museum as a fellow doing research, I feel embarrassed for the institution. First, it is very clear that Walz wasn't drawing an equivalence, he was drawing an analogy. So this kind of response reminds me of the atrocious positions that the ADL has started to carve out, and why it has become mostly a sycophantic joke, now seemingly mostly geared towards currying favor with MAGA.

Not unrelatedly, I am noticing that a lot of--oftentimes even well-intentioned--people are spending time trying to delineate exactly which historical referent best captures what's going on now, as if we have to pick only one. There is the now well-circulated meme that says: no, ICE isn't the Gestapo, it's actually American--it's slave catchers. But this is a kind of odd distinction: the Nazis were themselves influenced by the Americans (if you're curious read the excellent book by James Whitman, _Hitler's American Model_). Nazis came here and studied American legal systems and statutes ... and remarkably a group of "liberal" Nazis decided that they couldn't make German laws as *extreme* as American ones (and this "liberal" group in fact won the day; German laws weren't as extreme as many of ours). Equally, Nazi jurists and theorists like Carl Schmitt were deeply influenced by American notions of manifest destiny. So the Nazi and American contexts were already fused. The idea of foreign/domestic is already quite complex in this context. (And this is before we even speak of the many actual Nazis that existed here and the many people who materially supported Hitler and the regime). We can complicate this picture more by noting that Nazism itself, even apart from these American influences, wasn't something that sprouted up out of thin air: it, too, had a(n experimental) history. Many of its barbaric practices and aims were developed and tested on colonial and imperial victims (as I have written elsewhere: there is a direct line from Shark Island concentration camp [called frequently simply "Death Island" where the Germans committed genocide against the Herero and Nama people] to the entire Nazi camp system). Thinkers like Hannah Arendt and Aimé Césaire drew our attention to this already in the middle of the last century.

Not unrelatedly, I am noticing that a lot of--oftentimes even well-intentioned--people are spending time trying to delineate exactly which historical referent best captures what's going on now, as if we have to pick only one. There is the now well-circulated meme that says: no, ICE isn't the Gestapo, it's actually American--it's slave catchers. But this is a kind of odd distinction: the Nazis were themselves influenced by the Americans (if you're curious read the excellent book by James Whitman, _Hitler's American Model_). Nazis came here and studied American legal systems and statutes ... and remarkably a group of "liberal" Nazis decided that they couldn't make German laws as *extreme* as American ones (and this "liberal" group in fact won the day; German laws weren't as extreme as many of ours). Equally, Nazi jurists and theorists like Carl Schmitt were deeply influenced by American notions of manifest destiny. So the Nazi and American contexts were already fused. The idea of foreign/domestic is already quite complex in this context. (And this is before we even speak of the many actual Nazis that existed here and the many people who materially supported Hitler and the regime). We can complicate this picture more by noting that Nazism itself, even apart from these American influences, wasn't something that sprouted up out of thin air: it, too, had a(n experimental) history. Many of its barbaric practices and aims were developed and tested on colonial and imperial victims (as I have written elsewhere: there is a direct line from Shark Island concentration camp [called frequently simply "Death Island" where the Germans committed genocide against the Herero and Nama people] to the entire Nazi camp system). Thinkers like Hannah Arendt and Aimé Césaire drew our attention to this already in the middle of the last century.

In noting this, let me be clear that this does not erase or make less relevant the centuries of European antisemitism that fed into the Nazi project. That's the whole point: these are all related phenomena. European antisemitism influenced the way in which European colonialism and imperialism operated against indigenous populations in the Americas. Strikingly, as innovations mounted in "administering" the Americas, antisemitic policies also evolved in Europe. Administrators (oppressors) would sometimes even move from one sphere to the other and back. They were all synergistic (a brilliant examination of some of this is María Elena Martínez's _Genealogical Fictions_). (And one could, btw, also tell an important story about the development of Islamophobia in this very same orbit, since policies stumbled on in the Americas came back to oppress both Jews and Muslims in Europe). This is all to say: Walz's analogy is not at all far fetched. The history of oppression doesn't move in any kind of neat or purely linear fashion. It is oftentimes recursive, shifting, necessarily granular. Neither is it a competitive history. It is, in the words of Michael Rothberg, a *multidirectional* history. Drawing these analogies in fact *helps* us understand all the involved phenomena better. At least this is what "Never Again" has meant and means to me: it does not mean only never again for me or other Jews. And it does not mean never again only something that looks exactly like the Nazi genocide. I think also, btw, that this is what it meant for Otto Frank, who spent time *editing* his daughter's diary so that it could be available to anyone, not only to Jews.

In noting this, let me be clear that this does not erase or make less relevant the centuries of European antisemitism that fed into the Nazi project. That's the whole point: these are all related phenomena. European antisemitism influenced the way in which European colonialism and imperialism operated against indigenous populations in the Americas. Strikingly, as innovations mounted in "administering" the Americas, antisemitic policies also evolved in Europe. Administrators (oppressors) would sometimes even move from one sphere to the other and back. They were all synergistic (a brilliant examination of some of this is María Elena Martínez's _Genealogical Fictions_). (And one could, btw, also tell an important story about the development of Islamophobia in this very same orbit, since policies stumbled on in the Americas came back to oppress both Jews and Muslims in Europe). This is all to say: Walz's analogy is not at all far fetched. The history of oppression doesn't move in any kind of neat or purely linear fashion. It is oftentimes recursive, shifting, necessarily granular. Neither is it a competitive history. It is, in the words of Michael Rothberg, a *multidirectional* history. Drawing these analogies in fact *helps* us understand all the involved phenomena better. At least this is what "Never Again" has meant and means to me: it does not mean only never again for me or other Jews. And it does not mean never again only something that looks exactly like the Nazi genocide. I think also, btw, that this is what it meant for Otto Frank, who spent time *editing* his daughter's diary so that it could be available to anyone, not only to Jews.

For ultimately the Nazi genocide--any genocide--is a highly mediated phenomenon: it consists of many diffuse events, marshals an immense amount of people and institutions, relies on sometimes conflicting or contradictory cross-sections of society, and, indeed, emerges out of a process that does not neatly, especially as its happening, have a clear beginning, middle, and end, but rather arranges for itself a kind of constellation that harnesses a range of actors, perspectives, and also histories (this is one way to understand how German colonial projects or anti-communism or ableism were no less crucial to Nazism than European antisemitism). The genocidal outcomes emerge from the structural forms society adopts. And all of this without in any way eliding the special role that Jews played in the apocalyptic Nazi worldview.

For ultimately the Nazi genocide--any genocide--is a highly mediated phenomenon: it consists of many diffuse events, marshals an immense amount of people and institutions, relies on sometimes conflicting or contradictory cross-sections of society, and, indeed, emerges out of a process that does not neatly, especially as its happening, have a clear beginning, middle, and end, but rather arranges for itself a kind of constellation that harnesses a range of actors, perspectives, and also histories (this is one way to understand how German colonial projects or anti-communism or ableism were no less crucial to Nazism than European antisemitism). The genocidal outcomes emerge from the structural forms society adopts. And all of this without in any way eliding the special role that Jews played in the apocalyptic Nazi worldview.

Please read this extremely thoughtful & careful post on Tim Walz, Anne Frank, & the US Holocaust Memorial Museum from Martin Shuster, philosopher, Isaac Swift Distinguished Professor of Jewish Studies, former Holocaust Memorial Museum Fellow, & scholar of genocide, the Holocaust, & authoritarianism:

30.01.2026 01:23 👍 988 🔁 476 💬 2 📌 0

I looks to me like Rp Omar was about to throw hands on that guy herself. I don't know what else that could have been.

28.01.2026 04:05 👍 4 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Rose: What about you? You ever going to go on a date again? Aya: I'm not in a hurry. Rose: You don't have your eye on anybody? Aya: I've had my eye on plenty of them. Swim team guys, nonbinary fashionistas, horse girls, hipster sadboys, that one cool lesbian I see at work with the green and purple hair... Rose: Whoa, hold up, one of these things is not like the others. Green and purple hair? Aya: It doesn't matter. I'm pretty sure she's taken. Rose: You never know unless you try! Aya: Right now I just want to try to get some lunch before I have to sling coffee all night. (EXTERIOR: Aya's car entering the Food Baron parking lot) Rose: From the grocery store? Aya: What? I like their deli sandwiches.

Rose: What about you? You ever going to go on a date again? Aya: I'm not in a hurry. Rose: You don't have your eye on anybody? Aya: I've had my eye on plenty of them. Swim team guys, nonbinary fashionistas, horse girls, hipster sadboys, that one cool lesbian I see at work with the green and purple hair... Rose: Whoa, hold up, one of these things is not like the others. Green and purple hair? Aya: It doesn't matter. I'm pretty sure she's taken. Rose: You never know unless you try! Aya: Right now I just want to try to get some lunch before I have to sling coffee all night. (EXTERIOR: Aya's car entering the Food Baron parking lot) Rose: From the grocery store? Aya: What? I like their deli sandwiches.

Romance is not immune to analysis paralysis

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26.01.2026 20:46 👍 7 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 0

I don't know how anyone can look at this and not realize these people are fucking evil.

23.01.2026 16:47 👍 7 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 0

In his defense, it's very cold in that mine

15.01.2026 13:53 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
(Aya and Rose in Aya's car, from behind, as they leave Aya's neighborhood) Aya: So the train was about to enter the tunnel and he just... stops? Rose: Yep. It's all good though. Aya: How? Rose: I think... I made a friend. Aya: Uh, a friend with benefits? Rose: No, like, a FRIEND friend. With shared interests and goals and stuff. Rose: Well, I dunno. Maybe benefits too? We'll see. Aya: You've never wanted to get to KNOW one of your paramours. They're more like... appliances. Rose: Eh, sometimes people can surprise you. Aya: I'm not holding my breath.

(Aya and Rose in Aya's car, from behind, as they leave Aya's neighborhood) Aya: So the train was about to enter the tunnel and he just... stops? Rose: Yep. It's all good though. Aya: How? Rose: I think... I made a friend. Aya: Uh, a friend with benefits? Rose: No, like, a FRIEND friend. With shared interests and goals and stuff. Rose: Well, I dunno. Maybe benefits too? We'll see. Aya: You've never wanted to get to KNOW one of your paramours. They're more like... appliances. Rose: Eh, sometimes people can surprise you. Aya: I'm not holding my breath.

Rose ponders her missed connection.

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15.01.2026 13:33 👍 8 🔁 6 💬 0 📌 0
Aya: Jeeze, Rose, what the hell?! Rose: I told you I'd wait for you. Aya: Yeah, but I expected you to come into the house, like a normal person. Rose: I didn't want to risk running into your brother, and you were taking forever. Aya: Ugh, I know. I got stuck writing a scene and lost track of time. (Rose awkwardly crawling into the passenger seat, Aya recoiling) Rose: Happens. You going to make it to work on time? Aya: Not if you crush me with your butt first!

Aya: Jeeze, Rose, what the hell?! Rose: I told you I'd wait for you. Aya: Yeah, but I expected you to come into the house, like a normal person. Rose: I didn't want to risk running into your brother, and you were taking forever. Aya: Ugh, I know. I got stuck writing a scene and lost track of time. (Rose awkwardly crawling into the passenger seat, Aya recoiling) Rose: Happens. You going to make it to work on time? Aya: Not if you crush me with your butt first!

I somehow* missed the social posts for this comic last time, so I guess you get two this week.

*The somehow is ADHD

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15.01.2026 13:26 👍 6 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 0

"Soylent Green is PEOPLE!"

"we know bro shut up we're trying to eat"

14.01.2026 16:57 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Headline from Smithsonian Magazine: Maggots Are an Incredibly Efficient Source of Protein, Which May Make Them the Next Superfood for Humans Inexpensive to raise and insatiably hungry for trash, black soldier fly larvae are already on the menu for livestock, pets and, maybe soon, people

Headline from Smithsonian Magazine: Maggots Are an Incredibly Efficient Source of Protein, Which May Make Them the Next Superfood for Humans Inexpensive to raise and insatiably hungry for trash, black soldier fly larvae are already on the menu for livestock, pets and, maybe soon, people

Somebody please find these "we have to eat bugs" scientists and show them what a bean is

14.01.2026 16:47 👍 7 🔁 0 💬 3 📌 0

It's wild how instantly this concept of ADHDread clicks with me and explains so much of my dysfunction.

Not that it isn't essentially clear from the word itself, but do you have a written definition of it somewhere?

14.01.2026 16:25 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Eric Adams ® @ericadamsfornyc X.com We're about to change the game. NYC NYC Token Don't blink. @buynyctoken • 5h 0:31 2:59 PM • 1/12/26 • 349K Views

Eric Adams ® @ericadamsfornyc X.com We're about to change the game. NYC NYC Token Don't blink. @buynyctoken • 5h 0:31 2:59 PM • 1/12/26 • 349K Views

Eric Adams @ericadamsfornyc X.com Proud to launch @buynyctoken, a new token built to fight the rapid spread of antisemitism and anti-Americanism across this country and now in New York City. Now live at BuyNYCtoken.com 1:03 4:59 PM • 1/12/26 • 464K Views

Eric Adams @ericadamsfornyc X.com Proud to launch @buynyctoken, a new token built to fight the rapid spread of antisemitism and anti-Americanism across this country and now in New York City. Now live at BuyNYCtoken.com 1:03 4:59 PM • 1/12/26 • 464K Views

Rune @RuneCrypto_ X.com Eric Adams has now drained over $3,400,000 from the liquidity pool of his memecoin: it's now a rug-pull funny enough, his networth was only $2,000,000 3.43M USDC (~$3.43M) ~ Q Search by name / symbol / address Tokens (2) Positions (1) USDC O 3,432,243.8443 USDC NYC 34,565,184.501296 SNYC tics $3,432,243.84 51 VIEW ALL HOLDINGS RONATOON 10 mainao 4:56 PM • 1/12/26 • 29K Views

Rune @RuneCrypto_ X.com Eric Adams has now drained over $3,400,000 from the liquidity pool of his memecoin: it's now a rug-pull funny enough, his networth was only $2,000,000 3.43M USDC (~$3.43M) ~ Q Search by name / symbol / address Tokens (2) Positions (1) USDC O 3,432,243.8443 USDC NYC 34,565,184.501296 SNYC tics $3,432,243.84 51 VIEW ALL HOLDINGS RONATOON 10 mainao 4:56 PM • 1/12/26 • 29K Views

Zephyr @zephyr_z9•13m g Incredible rug pull Eric Adams @ericad... • 3h Proud to launch @buynyctoken, a new token built to 1:03

Zephyr @zephyr_z9•13m g Incredible rug pull Eric Adams @ericad... • 3h Proud to launch @buynyctoken, a new token built to 1:03

Eric Adams, former NYC mayor, launched a memecoin (cryptocurrency) today. He marketed it as an “NYC Token” and used media appearances and his social media to promote it.

Within hours, Adams then drained its liquidity, apparently having scammed investors out of $3.4 million—a move called a rug pull.

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[Rose is reclining on a couch in a coffee shop, looking up and to the left, bored] Rose: So anyway, the only difference is his kids all have four fingers, while the other Na'vi only have three. Rose: I'm not, like, an Avatar geneticist. But I'd expect a Human-Na'Vi hybrid to be, I don't know, shorter? Less blue? [Camera pans out to show Aya sitting next to Rose on the couch, looking at her hand.] Aya: Ok, sure, but... Aya: Why four fingers? Rose: Uh, because that's the standard number of fingers for a person to have? [Aya, skeptical, holding up three fingers and a thumb with her right hand] Aya: FOUR fingers? Rose (laughing, holding up her hand): No! Four fingers and a thumb. Aya (dour): A thumb IS a finger. Rose: I guess? But you wouldn't say that like, MICKEY MOUSE has four fingers. Rose: He's got three fingers. The thumb is just assumed. Aya: Why would we assume that? Aya: Some people don't have THUMBS!

[Rose is reclining on a couch in a coffee shop, looking up and to the left, bored] Rose: So anyway, the only difference is his kids all have four fingers, while the other Na'vi only have three. Rose: I'm not, like, an Avatar geneticist. But I'd expect a Human-Na'Vi hybrid to be, I don't know, shorter? Less blue? [Camera pans out to show Aya sitting next to Rose on the couch, looking at her hand.] Aya: Ok, sure, but... Aya: Why four fingers? Rose: Uh, because that's the standard number of fingers for a person to have? [Aya, skeptical, holding up three fingers and a thumb with her right hand] Aya: FOUR fingers? Rose (laughing, holding up her hand): No! Four fingers and a thumb. Aya (dour): A thumb IS a finger. Rose: I guess? But you wouldn't say that like, MICKEY MOUSE has four fingers. Rose: He's got three fingers. The thumb is just assumed. Aya: Why would we assume that? Aya: Some people don't have THUMBS!

Avatar: The Third One is in theaters, so it's time to bring out this gem again

07.01.2026 15:38 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

"we're gonna kill 80 people so we can kidnap you and your wife and take you to a special room where a 92-year-old will look at you sternly"

This shit all falls apart when you think about it for half a second

06.01.2026 01:45 👍 4 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

Apparently I was talking in my sleep last night but the only word my spouse could make out was "BEANS"

honestly, on brand

05.01.2026 13:52 👍 5 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
A half-lidded cartoon man looking down and to the right. JESUS CHRIST is written in Impact font above him.

A half-lidded cartoon man looking down and to the right. JESUS CHRIST is written in Impact font above him.

Me waking up to the news this morning

03.01.2026 16:06 👍 8 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

Hell yeah, this was a kickass app.

30.12.2025 23:19 👍 9 🔁 5 💬 1 📌 0

Christmas feels like a Thursday holiday. Just make it the last Thursday of December and give us Wednesday to Friday off.

Jesus would understand. It's not like it's his real birthday anyway

29.12.2025 13:44 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Rose from the webcomic Treading Ground, posed on a couch in a skimpy sexy Santa suit that reveals like 60% of her butt, sucking seductively on a candy cane. If you want to see what's under her suit, go to https://patreon.com/treadingground

Rose from the webcomic Treading Ground, posed on a couch in a skimpy sexy Santa suit that reveals like 60% of her butt, sucking seductively on a candy cane. If you want to see what's under her suit, go to https://patreon.com/treadingground

Merriment will now commence

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