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моральный урод

[كأس العالم 2026 • @flfl128669]

المصور: "لقد وجدت اللحظة الأبرز". 🤣

[目頭 @Awakend_Citizen]

ドイツのサポーターに生成AI画像みたいな人がいる

[Brian Graham 🦬 @iroasmas]

fable just wiped my worktree, erasing some git-ignored files and directories, as well as some unpushed WIPs. it wrote this long apologetic note. then auto-suggested, as my reply, “don’t worry about it”

[Ондатр Ондатрыч @Madegirah]

Градус ебанения в Кирове все повышается

[Чичваркин Евгений @chich_8]

@AbelFrost7 Dead в сарае

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

never waste a good crisis

[Свидетели и Егоры @egalenko]

- Вы пили балтику десятку? Пили, наверно?
- Естественно, ну и что?
- А их всего 9, дорогая

[Camille Moscow 🇷🇺 🌿 ☦️ @camille_moscow]

Si tu crois que ta vie est un cauchemar, quand tu vois ça tu relativise 😱

[Dream's Longest Day @Dreamboum]

Shinji Mikami joined the Stellar Blade studio and the new protagonist of the sequel is already taking cues from P.N.03's Vanessa

[Greentext Poster @GreenTextRepost]

submit by anon

[いえもり @iewori]

#メイドの日

[Deadlock Intel @IntelDeadlock]

Subtle Reference a Lot of People Miss

Via/Evo_D

[Vimms Lair @VimmsLair]

Dusk is finally out - it's a native PC (and Linux, Mac, iOS, Android) reimplementation of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

You get higher resolutions, smoother framerates, and a bunch of quality of life options (my favorite being gyro aim, very needed.)

You can play it pretty close to the original or with modern tweaks, whatever you prefer.

You will however need a dump of Twilight Princess to be able to play, whatever you do, don't check the link in my bio...

Everyone go follow @StormslayerDev so we can get Link's Crossbow Training next! :)

https://t.co/LI0ShHp2u1

[Dead Posers | Мёртвые Позеры @deadpozers]

#aqua

[Cultura Literal @culturaliteral1]

Todo me recuerda a ti.

[🐝 Bee 🐝 @SavinTheBees]

We got Bloodborne 60 fps on PS5 before Bloodborne 60fps on PS5

wait

[Garaev Ruslan @garaevruslan03]

https://t.co/XBvtbmNWf1

[𝑨𝒓𝒕 🎨 @_ArtMuseum]

The Cat on the Pillow, by Adolf von Becker (1831-1909)