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The incident with the Tengu that Sakuya refers to may be a reference to the Momiji and Kagerou series by the same author.

I totally tried to slide the button.

Is she offering to work at the coffee shop as payment or something? I'm kinda confused

M.D said in comment #2637807:

Is she offering to work at the coffee shop as payment or something? I'm kinda confused

Wise's 'exploiting' Shunguang to get extra coffee (which refills your stamina).

M.D said in comment #2637807:

Is she offering to work at the coffee shop as payment or something? I'm kinda confused

Sending in Shungus to get around the "one per customer a day" rule for coffee, but she's such a good girl she feels guilty about skirting the rules like that

Deltathewolf said in comment #2637938:

Sending in Shungus to get around the "one per customer a day" rule for coffee, but she's such a good girl she feels guilty about skirting the rules like that

I see, it makes sense considering how noble and pure she is

Can you really blame her, Ky?

Why is the 🐔 so long?

Redten's malfoid is still my favourite depiction of what would be a female version of draco, the tsundere versions are really appreciated but i still crave for the cold and arrogant slytherin girls

Tungue said:

Redten's malfoid is still my favourite depiction

I like Kekel and Uchikaze's versions too.

Oh what the scallop, I just realized what's going on, Silver is teaching Rem to put bricks into his pillow, so I'll be tagging it as such. That's hilarious.

"Am I really gonna have to watch the movies? 🚬🗿"

LARPING LEGENDS.

user_1653982 said in comment #2637742:
LARPING LEGENDS.

He might have read the books...?
Also, I don't read internet hieroglyphics, so what the hell does a smoke and an easter island statue emoji mean?

AlsoSprachOdin said in comment #2638295:

He might have read the books...?
Also, I don't read internet hieroglyphics, so what the hell does a smoke and an easter island statue emoji mean?

Smoking weed (hence the cigar and stone face).
also FFS it's "loser". A "looser" is someone who makes things loose, like an asshole.

FRien said:
Smoking weed (hence the cigar and stone face).

I see, clever. Thanks.

A "looser" is someone who makes things loose, like an asshole.

What, makes assholes loose, or they're an asshole because they make things loose, or both? Malfoid here might implying that she has faith in the size of Potters dick.

FRien said in comment #2638297:
A "looser" is someone who makes things loose, like an asshole.

Would we have a tool called "loosener", similar in fashion to "openers" and "fasteners"?

Oh, wait, I guess we do have looseners, they only have different names for different things to loosen.

https://x.com/sakuramiko35/status/2109281536696783351?s=20

See also: Mio Can't Stop Wheezing at Miko's Terrible Tic-Tac-Toe Skills

Unexpected but I've been liking the yearning artworks more than the horny posting ones

Peak male fantasy, I love it

Based Dumbledore.

Gem.

The picture that so far has inspired the most yearning for me.

Peak Canadian physique on display.

JJJ is an ally, at least.
https://x.com/Bonnymama7/status/2097364123323703779/

Lyla_the_tired_siren said in comment #2627950:

Making ol' Gobby look especially hateable this time around.

Nevermind when he committed actual murders, I guess. Really illustrates the priorities here.
But as usual, this is a straw-man: No one is opposed to transsexual policies on the basis that they think trans are "freaks", rather it's on basis of the inadequacy of the current technology, post-op suicide rates AND exactly the attitude of the trans ideology behind this kind of straw-man dishonesty and messed-up priorities.

AlsoSprachOdin said in comment #2633200:

Nevermind when he committed actual murders, I guess. Really illustrates the priorities here.
But as usual, this is a straw-man: No one is opposed to transsexual policies on the basis that they think trans are "freaks", rather it's on basis of the inadequacy of the current technology, post-op suicide rates AND exactly the attitude of the trans ideology behind this kind of straw-man dishonesty and messed-up priorities.

gobby is especially hateable in this because bigotry is a much more personal evil

it's the same rational as behind the quote "one is a tragedy, a million is a statistic" or why bully characters tend to be more hated than the mass murdering big bad, there is a farther disconnect between the latter in both cases than what people experience day to day so we have a harder time putting ourselves in the shoes of someone in that universe and feeling the weight of those crimes

genericUsernam said in comment #2638013:

gobby is especially hateable in this because bigotry is a much more personal evil

Yes it's easier to hate like this, and that is exactly the problem - that this drawing incites hate: It represents those with opposing opinions as straw men, in this case as murderous and monstrous-looking villains with easily countered non-arguments (Green Goblin here certainly isn't saying the sort of stuff I'm saying). The artist represents the opposition in a way that is particularly easy to HATE, perpetuating the sort of cycle of hatred that we've all been taught since forever to avoid, which (ironically) in itself is an extremely clear case of bigotry.
What we should instead be doing is discussing the matter with actual argumentation. Right? Instead of trying to hide the arguments with downvotes.

AlsoSprachOdin said in comment #2638284:

Yes it's easier to hate like this, and that is exactly the problem - that this drawing incites hate: It represents those with opposing opinions as straw men, in this case as murderous and monstrous-looking villains with easily countered non-arguments (Green Goblin here certainly isn't saying the sort of stuff I'm saying). The artist represents the opposition in a way that is particularly easy to HATE, perpetuating the sort of cycle of hatred that we've all been taught since forever to avoid, which (ironically) in itself is an extremely clear case of bigotry.
What we should instead be doing is discussing the matter with actual argumentation. Right? Instead of trying to hide the arguments with downvotes.

I mean, not like comics are renowned for their subtle writing. If a character is a villain, he'll do villain stuff just to be hateable and make the readers hate him.
It's basic storytelling: to make people root for the hero (even if the hero is a monster, a loser or, and may Ptah forgive me for uttering that word, an Englishman), make the villain so vile that nobody will ever take his side.

FRien said in comment #2638299:
I mean, not like comics are renowned for their subtle writing.

All the more reason to try harder when writing comics.

FRien said in comment #2638299:
make the villain so vile that nobody will ever take his side.

Unfortunately, here he is used to represent a real political position, which makes this comic propaganda. Even if he represented posadism or anarcho-nihilism I'd still want him to use their actual arguments. I don't think I'd have as much of a problem with it if instead he represented the more "unsubtle" position that recreational murder is okay.