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Perhaps. Although in my experience, I've known many young adults who crochet, too. I suspect a lot of people would make things for themselves and friends, and maybe for their own children. (And maybe their own grand children... but not until 40 years from now. ;) )

Yeah, that's definitely a pretty "niche" clip. But I'm not kink-shaming.

"But you can't do any of that without a season 2!"

Not just legal terms, but pretty much any technical jargon, i think. But personally I've found that most of the time no amount of explanation really helps. They'll just say, "Well, when I say it I mean [X] ..." as if that somehow negates the real definition. To my mind, that stems from the same...

I'm sort of in the same boat as you, finding Traveller-esque sci-fi campaigns to be overwhelming compared to fantasy. Something I found helpful is a book called Solo, by Zozer Games, that provides a solo play framework for Traveller games. (I'm pretty sure there are other similar products for...

https://archaeologymag.com/2025/07/neanderthals-ate-maggots-and-fermented-meat/

It's a reference to a joke about nostalgia from South Park: https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Memberberries

Related: whenever I watch an Aubrey Plaza movie with the sound off, I hear her with Snarf's voice.

Same here: not every poster, but most of the regulars have, especially the more prolific ones. (It's also especially fun when the voice in my head collides head-on with someone's avatar.)

Does anyone else here assign specific voices to other users that you hear in your head when reading their posts?

Fwiw, you can go to itch.io itself and browse its search page. There are about 5700 items available tagged "LGBT", and that tag is available on the default selection dropdown menu (as opposed to just typing in your own search term, which is also possible). Otoh, tags like "Adult" and "NSWF" are...

They were definitely well placed to take a little off the top of every transaction.

Yeah, I'm sort of the same. I remember how people hyped In-N-Out, but when one finally opened newar me, I was pretty "meh" about it. It was fine, i suppose, but the way I do a basic burger at home is nearly as fast, and has a lot more flavor and character. Plus, I don't have to wear pants* at...

It's definitely a nice way to add a "timer" aspect to a threat. Same could be said for something tied to seasons, migrations, tides or whatnot, that could introduce a similar sort of imminent doom, albeit on a slower scale.

In the Neverland setting by Andrew Kolb, there's a entry in the bestiary call "Infected" which riffs on this. It's an unknown fungus that compels a creature to climb to the top of a mountain where its head bursts to release a cloud of spores: