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ickjay 🦽🛹 HLZ

@jackie@deadinsi.de 22 sec. ago

Ben

@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party 7 min. ago

@purplepadma

I am so sorry I said that on the internet

Charlotte Walker

@purplepadma@beige.party 33 sec. ago

@TheBreadmonkey ARE YOU?

Ben

@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party 2 min. ago

I will always read the word browser like surprised eyebrows. BROWSer!

JackTheRebelCat 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇵🇸 🇺🇦

@JackTheCat@mastodon.scot 44 sec. ago

@TheBreadmonkey What the hell?

Ben

@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party 7 min. ago

@purplepadma

I would like to encounter a tapir

Charlotte Walker

@purplepadma@beige.party 54 sec. ago

@TheBreadmonkey Come with us

gosha ⁂

@gosha@fedi.gosha.net 3 min. ago

@cheeaun @Mastodon I think that Mastodon one is by @louie though: https://lmnt.me/badges/

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Chee Aun 🤔

@cheeaun@mastodon.social 55 sec. ago

@gosha @Mastodon @louie oh thanks! challenging to keep track of them 😆

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Michael Erle

@Michael-Erle@pixelfed.social 2 wk. ago

Trees happy to see you

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Two images of trees or tree trunks, one looks like a boner spurting autumn foilage, the other like a creepy kind of grin

Miles Offit... 🇨🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦 boosted

Tjeerd Royaards

@royaards@newsie.social 24 min. ago

As COP31 is destined to be another meeting filled with empty promises, here are some cartoons I did about COP30, 29, 28 and 27.

#COP31 #climate #ClimateCrisis

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Cartoon of the COP27 climate summit: delegates in business suits sit around a huge circular conference table stamped "COP27," chatting casually and shuffling papers while a giant clock hand looms over the table like a rotating minute hand. Beside them, a massive fireplace blazes—and burning inside the flames is planet Earth, suggesting the world burns while negotiations stall.

Cartoon showing a machine that is attached to the earth like some kind of parasite. A chainsaw, circular saw, and bucket scoop are extending for the machine and gauging the planet, while various tubes enter the planet to suck out resources. At the back of the machine is a giant bucket with a large symbol '$' on the side. Money is flowing into this bucket via a large pipe. At the top of the machine is a control center with a sign that reads 'Global economy'. Above the control center is a COP30meeting room.

Rando Star Trek

@randostartrek@mastodon.social 1 min. ago

In this episode Dr. Pulaski gets attacked by a tube with a mouth in the transporter beam however this is really an episode about the B plot

B-Up Games

@bupgames@mastodon.social 1 min. ago

Thanks to Matgelair for their awesome review of Atlas Rush!
"The rules were very simple and family weight while not being too childish or mature...
I can see this being a great brewery game as well as one that will fit nicely in a class room."
https://www.instagram.com/p/Dfi36GlRXe7/

#boardgames

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Matgelair on Instagram: "So as a young lad I wanted to be an astronaut.

Things didn’t pan out that way in real life, but I do have a table that I play board games on. And I get just as much thrill and excitement from playing games about being an astronaut.

This week we got a chance to play a demo of #AstralRush by @bupgames and it was Almost as much fun as being in a real rocket ship getting to push all the real buttons like the astronauts do only it was using markers and nice and plastic cubes to track my resources with.

In Astral Rush, players roll die and chart courses across the galaxy to build bases, collect resources and gain points to become the most prosperous crew. When moving you have to fly to another planet or moon but it has to be of equal or lesser value to your roll. After you gain resources and then you get to spend them to manipulate dice rolls or build another base on the planet or moon. The board is also divided into quadrants, which costs extra to move through.

Your also trying to fill your cargo so that you can make certain shapes that can then buy you more points or added room in your resource tracks.

This game hits kickstarter soon and this is one that will make great gifts for little space explorers in your life. The rules were very simple and family weight while not being too childish or mature. It’s a great family weight game with great family game night weight to it.

I can see this being a great brewery game as well as one that will fit nicely in a class room. Play this instead of struggling to find that classic Magic School Bus VHS tape.

Make sure you go check this out!

Small note as well that everything in this video is subject to change. All materials and rules are prototype and can be altered before the final product is released.

Go check out the KS page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/b-up-games/atlas-rush

A huge thank you to @bupgames for letting us demo this! This game is amazing and wish you the best of luck with your launch! Roll well and prosper!"

So as a young lad I wanted to be an astronaut. Things didn’t pan out that way in real life, but I do have a table that I play board games on. And I get just as much thrill and excitement from playing games about being an astronaut. This week we got a chance to play a demo of #AstralRush by @bupgames and it was Almost as much fun as being in a real rocket ship getting to push all the real buttons like the astronauts do only it was using markers and nice and plastic cubes to track my resources with. In Astral Rush, players roll die and chart courses across the galaxy to build bases, collect resources and gain points to become the most prosperous crew. When moving you have to fly to another planet or moon but it has to be of equal or lesser value to your roll. After you gain resources and then you get to spend them to manipulate dice rolls or build another base on the planet or moon. The board is also divided into quadrants, which costs extra to move through. Your also trying to fill your cargo so that you can make certain shapes that can then buy you more points or added room in your resource tracks. This game hits kickstarter soon and this is one that will make great gifts for little space explorers in your life. The rules were very simple and family weight while not being too childish or mature. It’s a great family weight game with great family game night weight to it. I can see this being a great brewery game as well as one that will fit nicely in a class room. Play this instead of struggling to find that classic Magic School Bus VHS tape. Make sure you go check this out! Small note as well that everything in this video is subject to change. All materials and rules are prototype and can be altered before the final product is released. Go check out the KS page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/b-up-games/atlas-rush A huge thank you to @bupgames for letting us demo this! This game is amazing and wish you the best of luck with your launch! Roll well and prosper! - @matgelair on November 9, 2026

enargeia

@detondev@social.linux.pizza 5 days ago

My words seemed to have an unusual effect on her. I could see that she's the terrible goofily romantic kind that believe everything the auctioner says. You know, that the Oriental rugs really came from the harem of the caliphate, that the antique bed really was the one in which DuBarry slept, that the Elizabethan tablecloth really was an Elizabethan tablecloth.

enargeia

@detondev@social.linux.pizza 1 min. ago

Chicago is a stranger. It's fog-hidden buildings and streets are strangers and its crowds criss-crossing everywhere are worse than strangers. But now she has Des Moines under her arm. Des Moines is a companion that will make the fog seem less lonely. Later she will sit down in a hotel room and read of what has happened in Des Moines buildings and Des Moines streets. These will seem like real happenings, whereas the happenings Chicago papers print seem like unrealities.