This comment thread is wild for a post that's on top of my 6hr all feed.

That's how I feel like a lot of them now that I'm off the major ones (I stomach Bluesky, but only sometimes). Granted, I think the reddit comics subreddit is where she got recognition, but that's true of a lot of web comics.

"Hey it's not glowing, what gives?"

Only works when you open your menu or highlight it with a curser.

I was told early on by a D&D playing uncle to never name a character after yourself because you never know what's going to happen to them. So yeah, important advice in naming.

That said, most of these online games give a warning that the names and messages you give can be public. That's normally about not making you Pikachu after your precious SSN, especially since they often won't let you name him Fuckface or something because of a filter.

Oh yeah, how could I forget TMZ. It's so fucking backwards in 2026.

Locally, one of the most insane ones is food blogger LA Taco getting into ICE reporting and interviewing. Obviously when legacy media fails, people still try to step up.

What next, Teen Vogue or Buzzfeed?

(No but seriously I love when these places do hard hitting shit out of the blue, although it hasn't ended well in both cases).

I think the stripes could better be used to represent a white house on fire, but I suppose this works.

I find the sobbing really relaxing, ngl.

Yes, but the anime episode of you peeling potatoes also made a bunch of kids have seizures, too.

They do say bringing a loaded handgun to an interview is a real power move, though. Highly recommend.

Mostly damage control for very freaked out students. The due date for the final paper was right when they shut everything down. I still had a few days to grade after it came back up.

But yeah, I was getting emails all day and kept having to assure them I wasn't going to penalize them.

When I was younger I would sometimes take several in a day, but looking back on it, it was a pretty unhealthy lifestyle.