Live and Love under Patooties' peculiar light
one thing ill say about konosuba is that it nails the DND experience almost perfectly:
- the complete and utter incompetence of the party
- one member of the group constantly injecting their fetishes in to the story to the detriment of everyone else
- someone playing a gimmick character that’s ultimately useless but refuses to change their play style
- healer that takes credit for every victory and doles out blame to everyone else for every failure while ultimately contributing nothing
- one guy who’s trying to take it seriously getting super mad at everyone else while also sucking really hard himself
- lingering stench of overwhelming horniness caking everything in sight
(Source: manolizer)
“Eighty five years ago, after the sun set, my grandmother took out her camera before lighting the candles of Chag Chanuka and took a picture of her Chanukia facing a Nazi flag. I have the original picture and menorah. On the back of this picture my grandmother wrote in German, “Judea will live forever, thus respond the lights.” I have donated the menorah to Yad Vashem under one condition; Yad Vashem will only have it for 51 weeks in the year. Every year, during the week of Chanuka, I take the menorah that is in this box and re-light my grandmother’s Chanukia.“ Beezrat Hashem the light of this Chanuka will be lit for all the years to come. Chanuka Sameach!
“Juda verrecke”
die Fahne spricht
“Juda lebt ewig”
erwidert das Licht”
“Death to Judah”
So the flag says
“Judah will live forever”
So the light answers
(via silver-tongues-blog)
I love the way online culture is slowly adopting a hieroglyphic-type system of words indicated by pictures. No, I’m not talking about emojis, I’m talking about the fact that I just saw a particular red-tinted image of Barack Obama’s eyes used in a conversation and read it as the words “then perish” with no hesitation.
(via kalianos)
