If this gets a post ID of 32768, we advance!

[Luigis_Pizza]

Unfortunately, Chuck was waiting there for you.

[Luigis_Pizza]

I slowly get up and observe the surrounding area.

[Luigis_Pizza]

Banned for saying three-hundred-thrity-three.

[Luigis_Pizza]

^no
>has been in the TBGs before
v is trying to solve something

[Luigis_Pizza]

Hi bruh

[Luigis_Pizza]

I grab a 2-liter bottle of Sprite from a shelf in the drinks aisle, shake it up, and spray it everywhere.

[Gilbert189]

The Front-side Wind and The Sun were introducing fire-sound, when an everywhere-they is introduced with cloth circled around them.

[Gilbert189]

I just realized that I haven't translated "...which one is the stronger" yet oops

[Luigis_Pizza]

History is sooooo boooring....

[Luigis_Pizza]

yep

[Luigis_Pizza]

Basing a TBG off of a really dark twisted disgusting subreddit

[solitaire]

[realicraft]

sorry for not existing for a few hours, my shoulders hurt a bunch from getting five different vaccines, and so i just went to sleep sometime between three and four (it is now eleven)


unfortunately this means i was not able to work on fightsim, which is really disappointing because all i has left to do was the post-turn part (e.g. crops growing, mob actions, weather roll, etc.), and so i probably could've gotten the turn out today

so turn 86 will most likely be out on tuesday, with the turn 87 skeledop being on friday (to give me time to work on the bot framework)

[Byron_Inc_TBG]

it's

[Gilbert189]

https://tio.run/##vVPBjtMwED3HXzEYreqo0SpZtKhE9IBYOCCxcNhbFVVJ47YurhM5Kduq6i/tT/BhxeO4SZZSARciRbJn3rx5M54pd/WyUK@Ox5zPoc5UxoQqN3UA63Q7FWU1jkL8/Jh4a74u9A7GQOn1qhCKzem@0Dnb@nE4yg4U5oWGLQgFlsLvRUya00TEYniTWKBAoE7VgrMwAMkVazB@ADd@QrxSC1WfbMQTpaEJiYcyhZoxFOSpQslilkoQpbkZyHAMUXO6Gvc5iUe8ZSprnhuWj6msOPFQxLQT4eq1vGIOJ8FlAmNTcRhRdHg2NR5K04CGziEZpodOM4ZiKT5c9ZUkGPyPISbJHsM8GoY0BhpFNABniKwhbA2RRRhc4O4WYGD2fpg43SiDy/M6MfxZnU1TzzVeind9apv9oDccDZnm6TfSEp/NUvtQrSfb1bxi/cxmeEY2@Z8GaOT71zmfFTlnVFTFaHT7hhpqzeuNVk5yAE4jIThTuajSquLrTPJmA/7/xHdD/rgUkpuhhrd92IXJdC/W7MsA7r7cDy69TjvF7aa4sPkA3r1/gOG@CzhkF2naIfkNzafPX/@aJnqu/MP9ncWeaO27LLjiOq359HuqRarqilW1wS@wG780FVvlnLZX6F517si0@fa19Xg7wWUODXgSi8Ss4WypGcPHdVaR@Ma6wl3EMHM@OYZRnBDyErpvyaUs4LHQMjf2pp7@QNHV4sfTCfGC@j4hDQj/ZnvN1h@PPwE

[Byron_Inc_TBG]

i was reminded of the existence of the button

[Incendiary]

./

[Byron_Inc_TBG]

nh

[Gilbert189]

This is an ampoule of air.

[Gilbert189]

I would name tbgclient-rewritten by an abundant element, but there's already a lot of frameworks named after Hydrogen, Carbon, or Oxygen.

[realicraft]

[redgreenandblue]

holy smokes we're almost there!

[Zan]

We have been for a few days

[Zan]

Is there something wrong with scratch? It may be my bad Internet bt scratch doesn't usually take this long to load.

[Gilbert189]

On an essay I'm making...

...There's also a little deviation of the netiquette regarding the absence of tone cues, and that is with tone indicators or tone tags. These are little text cues, usually notated by a slash and an abbreviation of a tone (though some people use indiscernible numbers surrounded by brackets) used to notate a tone into the text. Some examples include "/s" (for sarcastic), "/j" (for joking), "/srs" (for serious) or "/gen" (for genuine), etc. Some tags, like "/s", "/j", or "/lh" [light-hearted] are potentially effective to ease communications. Some like "/ly" [lyrics], "/q" [quote], or "/ref" [reference] are dubious in terms of their relevance at making communication easier. And some tags like "/hj" [half-joking] and "/mj" [mostly-joking] are ambiguous, since it's not obvious what the tone really means to the text that's been given the tag. It doesn't help that most users of tone indicators are neurodivergent, so there are some differences in how people interpret the indicators, which is quite ironic since they're meant to ease communication of tones.