A forum for discussing and organizing recreational softball and baseball games and leagues in the greater Halifax area.
Falamshar the Kalashtar
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"Yes, okay, my name is... kllllaaaarrrrrg... i-ifer. Klargifer Caltrop." "Klargifer is a strange name for a halfling." "Yuh- yeah. Yeeesss. I suppose it is. That's why I hate my parents." "Yeah? And what are their names?" [Suddenly, a wizard or something appears and casts silence on everyone. So you can't ask that the question anymore]Wingus and Mingus Caltrop. They hated their names and parents too. It's a family tradition.
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Wingus and Mingus Caltrop. They hated their names and parents too. It's a family tradition.
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the one group I was defacto DM for my players would do this knowing the more off guard they caught me the more likely somebody was likely to be called Chungus or some shit
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John and Sara Caltrop just wanted their son Wingus to have a unique name, unlike their entirely common names^john^ ^and^ ^sara^ ^are^ ^uncommon^ ^for^ ^halflings.^ ^they^ ^were^ ^just^ ^mean^
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Homelander memes: helping the internet make fascists feel normal and relatable since 2024 or whenever.
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Yes, the psychopathic baby eating lunatic definitely makes fascists feel normal and relatable...
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Homelander memes: helping the internet make fascists feel normal and relatable since 2024 or whenever.The boys creators: "make sure you make him really stupidly evil, so there's no confusion about how evil he is" Conservatives: "damn this guy's kinda cool actually"
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No, it makes fence-sitters feel like there's something to identify with in a baby eating lunatic and slowly shifts the Overton window further and further toward normalizing straight up evil.
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The boys creators: "make sure you make him really stupidly evil, so there's no confusion about how evil he is" Conservatives: "damn this guy's kinda cool actually"Because the internet has a thing for identifying with assholes. Look at Rick Sanchez or Dennis Renolds or Starship Troopers or Warhammer 40K or Helldivers. Take any character or group that's explicitly coded as terrible in the source material, hand it to the Internet, and they'll start making memes about it and eventually unironically decide that character is legitimately great actually. And the people spamming the shit everywhere will always act as though such a thing could never happen. Meanwhile in the US...
