the most with the most

Beautiful cow who is mooing at you

@videogamecows

COWPOST RATING: INCORRECT

that is not one of those

Articulated things I am afraid of and more, beautifully and simply.

Give it a watch.

all of tumblr: we fucking hate bots

also tumblr:

Hey, I LOVE bots when they’re just here to play with us. COMMERCIAL bots suck.

Hey, I LOVE bots when

they’re just here to play with us.

COMMERCIAL bots suck.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

Instead of buying a full price Switch 2 at launch, you could instead buy 130.81 copies of Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R for yourself and your 129.81 closest friends.

wow that is a super fair price damn

sorry for decimating the local ecosystem with my outdoor Registeel

@is-the-parrot-video-cute is this ok or is that parakeet getting territorial

Rating: cute

If this cockatiel was truly being territorial it would be trying to attack the other bird.

You may also notice that it is not hurting the person’s hand, and is certainly not trying to bite them, this is not aggressive behaviour. This behaviour is called beaking (using the beak to interact with another individual in a play/non-aggressive way). The yellow cockatiel is simply trying to get the person’s attention, kinda like poking someone repeatedly until they pay attention to you. It’s not aggressive, just a little bit demanding.

You might also notice that when the person takes their hand away from the white cockatiel, it bows its head and moves closer to their hand. Both of these birds want cuddles, they just have very different personalities and different ways of asking.

He was waiting all day for his package

hey man what if i cried

Low Poly monitoring miku

Commission Info

Because of the unpredictable nature of chatbots, there's always a risk of their posts getting nuked from reddit so I needed to take a screenshot to make sure that my favourite AI generated post of all time will always be safe

raidcore

Once on IMDB I saw a “goof” which was that during a scene set in India(?), the light flicker was at the wrong frequency (in hertz). I wish I knew what movie it was to show you guys, I want to say it was some Marvel shit.

I always wondered how this person knew that. Was there an amazing Indian electrician who just instinctively felt the flicker rate was off? Did they go frame by frame and count the flickers per second?

I wanna say that was Tenet?

It was The Bourne Supremacy @garbage-empress​

holy fuck

*punching propane tank in a video game*

“no way! I fill these for a living.”

I will always be in love with highly specialized incredibly niche knowledge. Humans are beautiful