https://activisthandbook.org/organising/protest If anyone wants to get started, here are some tips! I don't know where you're from, but there are probably local groups that would be interested in participating if you track them down. It doesn't have to be on a campus.
red + sword is usually war, i think?
I've always enjoyed reading about people's dwarf fortress games, but I could never decide if I'd like it. If you're a fan, what kind of other games are like it? Is it mostly fun, or 90% frustrating with great fun moments? How long did it take to start to have fun if the learning curve is high? If anyone is in the mood to sing its praises, I would love to hear them. If no one does, that's cool, too! Just been thinking about playing it for years but never committing.
thank you! i think that gives me an idea what to expect.
Was it fun kitsch w/ western vampires? Or more horror oriented? It sounds cool, and I'm always looking for interesting queer stories, but I have to brace myself if it's very dark.
The best shows can be so hard to watch because they're so good at hitting where it hurts
What's fun about getting into an old but new for you thing is having a huge backlog of classics to experience for the first time. Sometimes I'll get into a new genre of music and it's the best going through top 10 album lists and so on. I hope you have a great experience!
Mushishi was fantastic! I definitely also rec that one.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood might interest you. Thinking about interesting character studies - if you like stories with horror elements, Monster is great. Cowboy Bebop is a classic sci fi story. I was personally a big fan of Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit.
Tried to get a picture of her completely asleep on the pathfinder stuff, but he got jealous of the attention.
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