I read a blog post years ago by a trans dude about how seeing how little the winner of a smallest penis contest gave a shit helped him not give a shit about his own dick situation.
so, i guess it’s nice for insecure people to see stuff like this?
It’s “キュント” so it’s pronounced so different than it reads in English. The letters are cute and fancy and round, though!
It’s a budgeting app, it looks like. So this community is for people to find alternatives.
People talked about that a lot, didn’t they? I bet the Mariners are why I know Etsy witches exist.
That attitude has you going home from the olympics with 5 STDs
The general public must have become too aware for Etsy to ignore them (and collect their fees) anymore.
I didn’t really know they existed on etsy before the last year or so. There were a few big incidents, weren’t there? Big names getting cursed, or something.
On Ebay I think people get away with the scam by also mailing a candle or something.
When questioned about the cause of his discomfort, he admitted to inserting an object, without specifying what it was.
I’ll give the guy kudos for not lying about putting it up there himself, I guess?
https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/nearly-one-third-of-non-us-game-developers-have-cancelled-plans-to-travel-to-the-country-because-of-immigration-and-gender-identity-policies/ This is the article with the exact headline. Must’ve messed up the link.
Do you have a metric of what would count as an obscure indie game? Like, number of reviews or something? Or is the rule just to avoid the big ones like Stardew Valley?
I’ve played Tchia, Coral Island, and My Time at Sandrock recently, and they feel like middle of the road as far as indies go. MTaS and Coral Island both had successful kickstarters. Would they count?
Sorry, this kind of thing is difficult for me to judge.