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atariforce · 1 year
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Atari 2600 Joystick Lamp by kescha66
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thecoffeelorian · 5 months
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"Coriolanus x Reader", huh...?
Of all the lessons that Suzanne Collins wanted to teach you about good governance, dictatorships, and not treating human beings as being anything less than freaking human...that is the takeaway you go for...?
Well, well, well...some of us truly have never, or possibly will never, have to deal with the creeping horror that our lives are at risk; the lives of our children and their children and everyone else's children are at risk; that all the freedoms we enjoyed could quite literally go up in smoke; and that some people could easily give it all away for power...and boy, does it show.
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thecsquirrel · 2 years
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What a ride!
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gxlden-angels · 11 months
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On today's episode of Holy Shit My Childhood Was Not Normal:
Kurtis Conner being thrown off by the girls'/boys' bibles with the random "Dream Girl" and "Grossology" passages and shit like that in them
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s-3lliot · 5 months
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All For The Game
YALL I was scrolling through Pinterest, and I’ve been staring at fanart of ‘all for the game’ for the past four hours. Do I read the books??? Cuz honestly I’m REALLY tempted.
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bionicboxes · 1 year
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Lolbit was designed by Michael Afton as a teenager to be a member of Foxy’s crew, but, unlike their captain, wasn’t used by the company. She went through multiple design iterations over the years before Fazbear Entertainment- under new ownership- purchased the character. They appeared in various media created by the companies- primarily comics and games- but still never appeared as an animatronic within any location. 
Rather than his initial concept as a member of Foxy’s crew, Lolbit appeared as an antagonist in early media, usually rivaling Foxy, and later in a more neutral role as a travelling merchant, happy to sell their mechanical creations to friend and foe of the Fazbear band alike. The character is immensely popular among fans of the franchise, leading some to believe an animatronic debut is bound to happen eventually. Only time will tell. 
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arcadebroke · 1 year
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comfortfoodcontent · 11 days
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1994 The Incredible Hulk Video Game Comic Ad
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german-milfs · 20 days
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like there are some people out there that are so blinded by this contrarian argumentation that they genuinely believe russia has a radically different economic model from america.
and this is something that prevents them from actually understanding the world in a straight manner. not only do they ignore that what russia is doing is imperialist (even when we all agree that they didn't start the WAR), they also ignore the genuine possibility that russia can be imperialist to begin with
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atariforce · 2 months
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Atari games I didn't have by Tracey Lynn Tobin
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itskeisy · 8 months
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'THE HUNGER GAMES' is returning to theaters in the US for two days only on October 15 and 18.
Stay for an exclusive, never-before-seen look at The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes after the film.
Link: https://hubs.la/Q020RrlH0
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U.S. audiences enjoy survival horror stories with Asians in Asia, like Squid Game and Battle Royale. But they don’t want to acknowledge that Asian Americans’ lived reality is a survival horror too.
I have mixed feelings about Squid Game's success. I enjoy the survival horror genre as both a writer and consumer, but seeing how non-Asian U.S. audiences reacted to it in the midst of violent anti-Asian hate crimes left me wondering about the reason for the show's U.S. appeal.
Violence against Asians—particularly when done en masse—is so normalized that I wonder if this type of media provides catharsis to racists. News of hate crimes might briefly force them to feel guilty, but when they see fictional violence against Asians, they can cheer for it. It's as if it evokes the imagery Americans are most familiar with: slaughtering Asians by the dozens or even thousands, a legacy of numerous U.S. wars in Asia. The victims are nameless and unimportant. They're just a statistic, a plot point. One more to add to the body count.
Also, the U.S. loves using Asians in Asia as media replacements for AsAms. It simultaneously reinforces Asians as perpetual foreigners, and prevents giving a microphone to the type of Asian American who would unflinchingly discuss anti-Asian racism and challenge the status quo.
Asian men especially are seen as disposable targets with no humanity and no purpose other than to be mocked and slaughtered on screen. Deadpool, Daredevil, Avengers, Bullet Train, Kill Bill, etc. feature scenes where a protagonist cuts down hordes of Asian men in seconds.
This has real-life consequences. Hate crimes against AAPI men have been purposely belittled, hidden, and ignored—even in media narratives that purport to draw attention to anti-Asian racism. It becomes a feedback loop that double-victimizes AAPI men. (see my data thread)
The hatred of Asian men is so normalized that in AsAm spaces the only acceptable Asian male victim to publicly mention is Vincent Chin, who was murdered 40 years ago. There have been many Vincent Chins since then. But victims get reduced to headlines like "killed over duck sauce.”
Instead, when anti-Asian hate crimes are discussed, it's limited to a narrow range of experience, privileging East Asian women over pretty much all other Asians. This erasure is harmful on many levels and has still not been corrected or even acknowledged. (see my data thread)
I think many AsAms feel like Asian Twitter recently died. But for me, it died several years ago, when Asians with media power decided that all of this harm and imbalance was not only normal, but good. Our community has been broken for a long time. They don't want to fix it.
So does this mean Squid Game, Battle Royale, etc. are bad stories? No. It means we need better real-life conversations and efforts to understand what anti-Asian racism is and how to fix it. Survival horror is a fun thought experiment—until you realize you're living in one.
(Please don’t repost or edit my art. Reblogs are always appreciated.)
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thecoffeelorian · 4 months
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...It would seem that, as of this morning, a ton of proverbial twisted, rotting chickens are coming home to roost.
In other words, war and tyranny are simultaneously harming countless innocents on the news channels...but social media influencers ALSO insist that "Tyranny Is Sexy", and so we obviously need more of it as opposed to less.
Funny old world, ain't it...?
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cidnangarlond · 2 months
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wanting to write a story out of a dream I had but it's really just american "battle royale"
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thelazydoodle · 10 months
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*laying on the floor taking a long drag of a cigarette*
I just want to watch Death Island today....
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the-physicality · 2 months
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Shout out to the pwhl for not ruining my sleep schedule
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