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HOOOOOOO BOY
An accurate representation of friendship
i cant believe i missed this dialogue branch
Brilliant!! NARF
Gee, Brain. What're we going to do tonight?
Communism
This is too perfect. It is just TOO. perfect.
Could you make a drawing of Sans as the "jokes" Clown?
i hate this
This should get to as many people as possible
I think this is important knowledge
I want these crossovers... T~T
Jump Man
Kong Man
Yoshi Man
and Cosmic Woman
only 6 more to go.
This satisfies my desires of Daisy-promoting
Listen, please, to what I have to say.
To anyone who reads this, have a great day. I mean it too. I might not know you, but you can do amazing things, even if you don’t think so, you can do whatever you want in life.
I was thinking deeply about this, and everything. I have met people in my life, a lot come, a lot go. A lot of them suffer, they think they aren’t good enough, they think they can’t do anything right. It sickens me, that people that I’ve known, and people around the world, get bullied, harassed, and abused, and a lot of people soon enough get mentally impacted too much, and believe anything anyone says. I try and help them, I want them to know they’re important, and so are you.
It’s scary, of how many girls and boys have eating disorders, it’s scary to know people starve themselves, and throw up, to be “pretty.” It’s scary that people have to hide who they really are, to be accepted, it’s scary when I hear someone I know, or heard of, has self harmed or committed suicide, because of what others have done to them. I’ve lost friends in the past due to suicide. It’s scary, and heartbreaking.
I know a lot of people who have abusive parents/siblings. I know people who are outcasts in schools, I know people who can’t be accepted by anyone, no matter who they meet. I know people who get rejected to prom or by their crushes, because they aren’t “good enough” to the other person they have feelings for.
I can’t even accept myself at times, because of what others say or do. My current friends have problems too, one of them just lost his grandmother, even, but I stay and try my best to be a good friend to them, I really don’t wanna lose them.
To everyone who reads this;
You are beautiful, very very beautiful, I mean it. Don’t listen to what anyone says, to me you’re perfect and gorgeous, your size doesn’t make a difference, your sexuality doesn’t make a difference, even your gender identity doesn’t make a difference. You. Are. Perfect. The. Way. You. Are. Don’t listen to what others say, they just wanna get a reaction outta you. There’s a point in life where they won’t matter to you, you’ll be away from the pain soon enough. I promise you that.
Keep doing what you love. Keep doing the things that make you happy, keep being yourself, there’s no point in changing for anybody, you’re great the way you are. I love you for who you are, even if we never met, or if I know you personally, I still love you for you. Don’t give up, don’t weigh yourselves down. You’re the best. I love every single one of you.
Have a great day. And thank you.
-Lauren/Corey
Markiplier's panel from PAX Prime 2014 (I'm in it too!!) I'm link @ 1:05:20
BEEEEEEEEEEEEEECH
Guys I found the dongs
Reblog if you think Princess Daisy needs her own game, or at least a part in the main ones.
Man, he changed his look really drastically over his first 10 years, and then kept it the same for the next 24.
Mario 8 bits!!
This is actually really touching. I already had a lot of respect for Scott because of all the effort he put in, and that just doubled. animdude
Five Nights at Freddy’s creator Scott Cawthon has spoken out to respond to criticisms about this hit horror series, which has grown so big in the past year that it’s even spawned a movie with an Oscar-nominated director. In an eloquent post on Steam, Cawthon responds to the haters in a refreshingly frank manner.
First, he thanked fans for their support in what he called a stressful period in his life.
“It’s true that I’m stressed a little; but it’s OK because the result was good,” he said. “I’ve worked very hard this year, almost non-stop, to produce good games for this series. Even though there may be some debate as to how ‘good’ the games are, I did my best to provide some good scares and a good story. All I can do is judge from the Steam reviews that I’ve been mostly successful; so I’m very happy about that.”
When Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 was released last week, it became the fourth game in the franchise released in the span of one year. Not everyone is thrilled by this cadence, seeing it as Cawthon looking to make a quick buck. Cawthon acknowledged that being on the receiving end of hate from some has been “difficult,” but said people should know he is not “swimming in gold coins like Scrooge McDuck.”
“The reality is quite different, and I think that people who hate on me for being successful are misguided,” he said, going on to share details of his previous work life and how he is handling his newfound fame.
“Did you know that last year I was working at Dollar General? I worked as a cashier. I had three bosses who were all still in high school,” Cawthon said. “Before that I worked at Target in the backroom freezer, unloading frozen foods. I haven’t had a successful life; and now that God has blessed me with some success, I’m doing my best to be responsible with that success. I don’t party on weekends, I don’t get drunk or sip martinis. I spend my evenings playing Megaman 3, buster only, with my kids. And I try to good with what’s been given to me.”
Cawthon said he’s sharing these personal details because he wants people to know that he’s human.
“I have a lot of flaws, and I’ve made a lot of mistakes,” he said. “My games aren’t perfect, and they never will be. But something more important that I want to convey to all of you, is that you should never listen to people who criticize success simply because it’s success. Being good at something is something to strive for, not something to demonize.
"Criticisms of my games are fine, and a lot of times the criticism is valid,” he added. “But there are a lot of people out there who will hate anything that becomes popular, just because it’s popular, and hate anyone who becomes successful, just because they are successful.”
Focusing on someone else’s failure–or success–is “the wrong way to live,” Cawthon went on to say.
“People who make videos bashing other people are like people who run into a public square and scream into a pillow,” he added. “They’ll get attention, but they won’t change anything. If you strive to be like them, then you’ll spend your life screaming into a pillow as well, and your life won’t mean anything.”
The upcoming Five Nights at Freddy’s movie is one of many video game movies currently in production. Check out GameSpot’s image gallery to see more game franchises making the leap to the big screen.
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What happens when there's an eclipse...? 😥
If I ever seem like a crazy man because I'm laughing hysterically for no reason, it's because shit like this is going through my head every goddamn minute of every day
Everytime I ask myself why I even got Tumblr in the first place,everybody loves to remind me.
The Chozo shall rise...
Either I’m tripping or that’s a dinosaur
it. has. teeth. and. creepyeyes.... mmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMNO. NAH-AH, MOTHERFUCKER.
Pretty sure I’m not ready for him. Wasn’t ready the third time, (was hardly ready the second time) I AM NOT READY FOR THE FUCKBEAR KNOWN AS FREDDY
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-taWymx1WI)
G- I LOVE BEIN' PURPLE!!1!!