PascalPistachios

I honestly enjoyed this. Super cool to see you blend two of the ideas together. It honestly took far longer than I'd like to admit to realise who "A" was referring to, lmao.

BWUAHAHAHAH I love this! You understood the assignment in and out. I almost hope to see Bob and Alice as reoccuring characters if I keep this up. I want to see more awful non-arguments and Woman Emotions

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A weekly or even fortnightly writing group thread would be HUGELY good. Not only on an individual level, but also on a community level.

I'll echo the idea of "bad writing" being the goal. It's easy for everyone to get caught up in the big issue of "Is this good enough?" Vs "Am I having fun?"

I might actually make this my own weekly thing. Give me a bit and I'll make my own post on this.

I'm with you on Persona 5. My favourite in the series is Persona 2. Plays like complete ass but some of the best writing I've seen in a videogame. So it balances out. Then Persona 3 came out and they changed direction with the games, and... Well, I guess it makes more money and being told you're the best is a lot more fun than the weirdness of early persona.

Weirdly enough, I could never get into Stardew Valley. Whenever I play it, the path to complete optimisation is just so annoyingly clear. Something ALWAYS needs to be done to be optimal. So I always feel like I'm not doing it right or I'm falling behind. My personality just does not work with Stardew Valley even if I really truly want it to.

Eh, I wouldn't go that far, personally. There's a lot more to building a community than just the name of it, yknow? I'm going to start work on building a hand spinning and fibre art community, and I don't need to really post outside of DIY/Creative to do so.

It's more like building the people before the home. I don't mind it personally. It's comfy here.

Man, you should call these community announcements beehaw yeehaws. I think that'd be neat and funny.

Yeah. Beehaw/Lemmy as a whole isn't going to be as centralised as Reddit. As possibly for VERY good reason. Niche communities won't stop existing ever though.

A beanie for this one! I've been bullied (I don't really mind) into 3 seperate projects for my coworkers. Two beanies and a scarf for the eternally freezing executive chef. And I'll try making a write up!! The depth you can go into with just drafting ALONE is fantastically interesting. And I don't feel as bad spending $20 on fibre when I know it'd cost twice as much as yarn, hehe.

But seriously, this week I'll work on a write up before I go on an endless rant. See if I can't bring some wooly madness with me, heh. Look forward to some more experimental yarns from me! 🤗

I think the other hand is that beehaw itself is more like a general "home" server. There will be instances with more niche interests that you can subscribe and interact with. And beehaw seems to be more about building a community in the broader sense. But idk, I'm not the big yeehaw of beehaw.

What? You don't hear a one to one recreation of cracking 5 glowsticks in your hand when you jerk off?

Ha! Tell me about it. I got into spinning and I can hardly stop myself. I'm looking down the barrel of dying my own wool now with local trees and 3d printing myself a rigid heddle loom. Fibre arts truly desire your entire soul once you get into it.