All of this sounds fine and good, but the jump to people with supernatural powers over electronics was a bit of a stretch at the end

Miku and Teto lil critters are sending me XD

The MOCA is scored up to 30 points with 26 being a ‘normal’ score. My assumption is he’s talking about achieving that score is difficult, not getting that many questions correct.

Source : Someone else posted the test in this thread and it’s at the top in the scoring instructions

Trying to log into AWS this morning for work, and while I’m waiting for the errors to clear out I stumbled upon this article. Thanks for posting!

I’m so happy for you!

They said through clenched teeth while white knuckeling their desk, waiting to get off work so they can go back to playing Oblivion Remastered

I mean, a lot of roleplayers don’t… It’s definitely pathetic, but like of all the reasons it is, not responding in first person is a weird one to single out XD

Just my two cents of course

Edit : And actually looking back at the picture, the prompter themselves even describes their action as [He] takes her hand, not [I] take your hand, so it makes even more sense for the AI to be doing the same.

The collapse? I don’t have time to keep up with 196 that intently, but I do love the memes. Can I ask what happened?

In two of the panels, you can see that the mom has bruises on her knuckles, potentially implying that she was abusing the kid. He later shoots her and is put to death for it. The fact that he’s thinking about what she told him even as he’s being executed seems to maybe be commentary on how abuse like that can completely fuck up a person, but honestly I don’t even really know what the message is supposed to be.

Overall, this is completely fucked

This is one of the reasons I liked Aggretsuko as much as I did. She was out of college and starting her career at a company which is still younger than me but at least its MORE relatable.

Apparently he wrote another shota paper in June of this year XD

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