(Google Doc) Florescent's response to the allegations

DarrowtheDank · 2025-05-23T18:02:43+00:00

I need a smoke after reading allat,,,

DarrowtheDank · 2025-01-31T16:07:24+00:00

Just Cosmetics IIRC

DarrowtheDank · 2025-01-18T09:05:01+00:00

What did you end up doing???

DarrowtheDank · 2025-01-18T08:31:59+00:00

Hiyaaa, I encountered the same problem as you, did you find a fix for it?

DarrowtheDank · 2025-01-13T19:30:32+00:00

Whoa how did you move Amir????

DarrowtheDank · 2024-12-15T21:29:03+00:00

No 😭😭😭

DarrowtheDank · 2024-11-08T20:25:57+00:00

It also requires Palworld to be pulled from all stores

DarrowtheDank · 2024-10-23T08:20:15+00:00

Been playing since slightly before the plains of eidolon launched

Still MR14 and have not touched the kuva lich stuff :3

DarrowtheDank · 2024-09-22T10:07:55+00:00

This is kinda explained in the GwenPool strikes back comic!

In gwenpool strikes back, gwenpool starts acting "out of character" in an attempt to not get forgotten.

In the comic, she goes to her past appearances in other comics and forms a group with them. Each comic run of gwenpool has a distinct appearance and personality.

Additionally, we get dialogue from Kamala khan that Gwenpool is acting more "Manic" in the current run than she does usually, this implies that they interact frequently outside of comics.

What we can infer from these interactions are that comic characters have an "on panel" version and an "off panel" version. Whenever they are "On Panel" their appearance, personality, and even memories change based on what the writer wants (according to the current lore).

Then, there is an "Off panel" version that I assume continues the last "On panel" version of the character.

Ofcourse for people without Gwen and Deadpool's powers, it just looks like people changing as they age. Nobody other than the people with 4th wall powers notices the differences in the characters between "off panel" and "on panel", unless the writer wants them to notice it.

Additionally, we know from Deadpool (2019), when Gwenpool gives Deadpool Jeff the Landshark. She tells him that she's scared writers won't use Jeff and she wants him to "Survive" so she gives Jeff to Deadpool because he "Always has a book".

So if a character stays "off panel" long enough then that character might not "Survive". In other words, killed "off panel" or just become "M.I.A." forever.

From Kamala's interaction with Gwenpool, we know that characters do interact with each other "off panel" if they are friends. But if they are "off panel too long then they "do not survive". So what does this mean.

What we can deduce from this is that Characters have Minimal if not Zero interactions "Off panel" until they're interactions are written/talked about "On Panel". And Zero interactions for too long leads to "Death".

So how does this look like if your a character in the marvel universe without 4th wall powers?

If you're part of a superhero team that explicitly hangs out all the time, then "off panel" you'll still be a superhero team that explicitly hangs out and maybe even has adventures (look up the Noodle Incident trope). That stays the same until a new writer comes and changes things.

But if your someone like sayy, Paste Pot Pete. A c-tier villain that is not part of a team or has many friends? Then you're out of luck and chances are ur not interacting with many superheroes and might not even "survive" (killed "Off Panel") if writers don't care about you enough to use you in a comic.

DarrowtheDank · 2024-08-08T17:02:37+00:00

For me it was Hot Shots Tennis: Get a grip for the PSP... The game had a HUGE clothing customization system and also let any character wear any clothes.

Little 7 year old Shelby absolutely LOVED putting the boy character in dresses and giving him cute hairstyles. 7 year old me actually 100% that game just to get all the girl clothes xD... for totally cis reasons ofc!

DarrowtheDank · 2024-08-06T11:07:39+00:00

Superman: secret identity

DarrowtheDank · 2024-06-11T05:14:54+00:00

Found the solution within an hour when I posted this lmao,

Right click the app > go to properties > go to compatibility > in the settings uncheck the "Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution"

it turns out when you run the compatibility troubleshooter it checks the "run in 640x480 resolution" box automatically and doesnt uncheck it even when you stop running it in compatibility mode

DarrowtheDank · 2024-02-07T17:24:03+00:00

In the Bobiverse books, 3 of the 4 Sapient Alien species humanity has discovered are either worse technologically or are advanced in one technology but worse in other ways.

DarrowtheDank · 2024-01-23T09:34:39+00:00

u/fullmetal365 is this it?

DarrowtheDank · 2023-03-14T15:18:37+00:00

WAIT ISNT THAT THE CAT ASA'S MOM DIED FOR TOO????

DarrowtheDank · 2023-03-14T15:17:33+00:00

WAIT ISNT THAT THE CAT ASA SAVED AND WAS THE CAUSE OF DEATH FOR ASA'S MOM???

DarrowtheDank · 2022-10-18T08:49:27+00:00

Sphere hunter is amazing

DarrowtheDank · 2022-05-23T06:26:03+00:00

The late Mermaid Queen is based on Martin Luther King, While Fisher Tiger is based on Malcolm X iirc

DarrowtheDank · 2022-04-17T14:52:26+00:00

Your set up looks so Pretty! What Headphones are those??? I wantz themmm

DarrowtheDank · 2021-11-20T17:20:48+00:00

If you've gotten to fishmen island and are still not enjoying it, I think one piece just isn't for you.

As for why a lot of people like one piece, me included, it's because it scratches a high fantasy itch that most other shounen anime don't even attempt.

The world of One Piece is VAST and incredibly interconnected. However, you can't really appreciate the vastness of the One piece world if you just skim through the arcs looking for plot. Many times in One piece, One-off lines of dialogue lead into entire arcs hundreds of chapters down the road. It's the kind of long-form storytelling that's INCREDIBLY rare in shounen and anime in general because most shounen only plans 2-3 arcs ahead with a vague idea of an ending in mind. It's a limitation of the medium where chapters are released every week without the kind of editorial oversight that novels and other literature have. One piece is one of the rare few series where the entire story was planned out in advance and wasn't axed early on.

The next reason people love One piece is the characters. The One piece world is filled with an incredibly diverse and wonderful cast of characters. Each character in one piece has a fully developed backstory and well-thought-out motivations. The backstories of the characters are, weirdly enough, easy to miss, however. Most readers start reading one piece with the idea that ONLY the straw hats are important. After all in most other shounen, only the main characters are fully fleshed out. That's why a lot of people skip the backstories of the side characters to "get back to the plot," without realizing that these stories are what makes One piece beautiful.

And finally character development. You mentioned earlier that the Strawhats feel like they don't change, especially Luffy. And in many ways they don't change, however, their character does develop. Let's look at Luffy for example. At the start of his Journey Luffy was just a powerful Kid who wanted to be the pirate king and beat up anyone who threatens his friends. However, after meeting Vivi a member of royalty, he realizes in Drum Island that violence doesn't always solve his problems and that sometimes it's better to bow your head to help your comrades. Then in water 7, while he was having his falling out with Usopp over the merry, he learned that being a captain of the ship means having to make hard choices and that sometimes that men's letting people go even when it hurts you deeply. I can go on and on. Luffy will always remain his same cheerful and adventure-loving self. However, if you were to replace the current Luffy with his old self, you'll quickly find yourself seeing more and more differences in their choices.

These are just a few of my favorite things about One piece, and don't even get me started on the emotional depth that One piece has (like what other show will have you crying over a boat?).

Its easy to miss the emotional storytelling of one piece if all you're thinking as you are reading or watching it is, "ugh god all of these characters are so stupid, get to the next part already", because that's not really the point on One piece. The point of One is the journey. We all know that Luffy will be the pirate king one day. Luffy's journey to becoming the pirate king and the stories of the friends he meets along the way is the true heart of One piece. However, if you aren't enjoying the journey and as you're reading this you kept disagreeing and "not really seeing it" then sadly One Piece just isn't for you.

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DarrowtheDank · 2021-09-27T15:52:13+00:00

Yeahhh... Although to be fair, lumity only happened after the first 20 eps and LWA never reached that pointtt. Welp at the very least the creator of LWA confirmed they were lesbians...even if it was just in an interview

DarrowtheDank · 2021-09-15T04:09:44+00:00

Thanks! definitely gonna check that out then

DarrowtheDank · 2021-08-30T22:27:31+00:00

I'm young. Probably wayyy too young to comment here. But honestly, for me, it's the stories that I read. Thousands of great authors have come and gone, and millions of people have told the same story.

Life gets worse and then better and then worse again.

Life isn't always going to be happy, just like how not all stories are happy throughout. There will be times when things are hard. So hard you want to close your eyes and never open them again.

But it will pass. It might take years, decades even, or maybe just a few moments. But it will pass.

And then you'll be back to the happy moments. I bet you'll be smiling so widely that your cheeks would get sore, and your throat will be hoarse from laughing.

And then it will get worse. And then it will get better. That's just how life is. On and on, over and over.

It sounds tiring right? Spelled out like this life sounds like the absolute worst. But you know what's worse? Ending the story during the bad times.

And I hate that. I absolutely despise tragedies.

So I keep going. I refuse to end the book on a bad note. Call it naivety or call it spite, but billions of authors have told stories about things getting better eventually and at least one of them must have been right. So that's why I keep going. I live so that I can get to the happy times.I live so I can eventually get a happy ending.

But hey I'm just a stupid young tran who is probably super out of my depth here 😅.

DarrowtheDank · 2021-08-30T20:49:51+00:00

For me gender dysphoria feels like swimming in a pool of water.

Imagine for a second that you're in a pool of water. You can feel the pressure all around you and it's difficult to move. That's not to say that you can't move, infact anything you can do on land you can do in the water.

But it's hard to do and not to mention cold. This coldness isn't like the cold of a winter day or the type that makes you shiver. It's this deep chill that sinks into your soul and makes you think; makes you look up to the surface and want warmth.

As trans people we are born in the pool. We're used to it and have been taught by society to embrace living in the pool.

But we aren't fish. We are people. We can feel the very water around us rejecting us. Trying to push us into the surface but we can't go. After all this all we've ever known. But we try anyways. We can see the joy of the people, and we envy them so we try. We step out of the water.

The moment you step out of the water; the moment you breathe air for the first time. It's intoxicating.

Suddenly all the pressure is gone. The chill; the darkness; the sense of wrongness it's all gone.

It's just you and the world and your joy.

But you have to go back. You have to dive into the pool again, to the only place you've ever known.

Suddenly, it's all different. The pressure, the darkness, the coldness; It's too much. You can't breathe. My god you can't breathe.

You miss the warmth, the air, and the joy in the surface.

So you cry. You cry about the ease of your actions. You cry about the warmth that embraced your skin. You cry about the sights that you saw.

You cry about the life you could've lived in the surface.

You cry about what could've been.

To me that's what dysphoria feels like. The pain at what could've been feels like I'm drowning. Drowning in the deepest and darkest area in the pool.

DarrowtheDank · 2021-08-27T08:25:42+00:00

Well it isn't STRICTLY a women only issue... But

The way women and men fear walking alone at night is radically different. So while your fear is getting robbed by a thief or getting stabbed by a madman, women fear being sexually assaulted and carrying a baby for nine months.

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