@Hasufin - "POP!" Dead.
So, there are people out there who really feel that I'm being paranoid about Trans Rights and that's why I don't want Trump in. So be it.
This video will give you a very good VERY logical reason as to the MANY reasons why his Presidency is a Bad Thing. Not from a biased news source, not from people who will suffer from his Presidency. But from someone telling you WHY voting for him is bad Idea.
I know I'm preaching to the 95% of the choir. This is for that 5% that still think he's a good idea.
Heh, someone arranged all of Max Miller's Tasting History in historical order. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBX3rgsmQbw&list=PLVHh3QIgIPBCFK_u1fMAClBakVaJeDBaQ
"When reached for comment, Megatron said, 'Of course I supported her transition! I'm a megalomaniacal dictator with delusions of godhood, not a monster!"
https://tfsource.com/3rd-party-figures/cs-03-starqueen-collection-space/
::looks worryingly towards Canada::
This is so fucking amazing. Yeah it has its silly moments being a Try Guys video, and this episode focuses on male fashion when you're a transitioning trans man (and it's GOOD to see the trans-man experience). But that last five minutes. I cried so hard.
There is one thing I'll criticise the new Ranma series for: it's exactly the same story. Sped up a little, and more of a focus on the martial arts, but it's the same story.
When I got word I'd made the final pass of scripts for the Trans Comedy Award, I seriously sat down and began thinking of how I wanted to do what would be "Closetspace UK." Closetspace is a very specific story I'd created in 1992, and the (what would have been 2015) UK adaption would be that same story with some changes to match a UK setting (Setting the story in London's Shepherd's Bush instead of Austin's Hyde Park, making Allison Pakistani instead of Mexican).
But the main change I wanted to do involved the episodic stories. Each episode of Closetspace UK would toughly match up with the webcomic. So if you read the comic, you'd be spoiled for the story. Or if you wanted to know Allison's secret before it was revealed on TV, you could just read the comic.
The solution? Change the endings.
The stories would be roughly the same, with cultural changes, but the endings would be readapted. I'd likely have revealed Allison was trans much earlier to the audience and made her secret her video game addiction. Victoria would have been trans and not a drag queen (I've already adapted that in the comic she's a trans drag-queen), and likely not die (her death from AIDS being on of the big markers that I wrote this in the early 90s).
The idea would be, you get the same story, but new things to see and experience. Something I wish the new Ranma series had done. I've seen quite a bit of the series somehow, and there's no surprises or changes (other than putting the ice-skating episodes back where they were supposed to be in the first run) from the original series.
"Ballots are arriving for the 2024 presidential election, and this may be my last chance before you fill in that circle or punch out that chad that I can talk to you about your choice."
Watching a TV Show on Hulu, and something just felt off about it. I realized it's playing too fast, for some reason. Turns out, Hulu is playing the European PAL version of the show (which are sped up by 4%) for some reason.
I wonder why they do that in the digital years, when all players can play all formats. Especially when it's not in the original broadcast format. (Maybe it doesn't exist anymore?)
Artist for Closetspace and A Wish for Wings
Creative Text Writer for MTG: Universes Beyond
Writer for Sea of Legends
One enchilada short of a Mexican Platter