V.6
The nice thing about journalling on this site is how unlike a fair lot, you can go back and edit what you type and submissions appear in an instant.
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This site is a distraction if I pitch hopes on listeners, *DA has always been a distraction w/it's art sure, but it's suffered since the shift to the 'Eclipse' interface, even when it comes to searching and search results, I swear =_=
*Pinterest is starting to look good to me for art, at long last.
On psychforum 'you better know what you're doing' since there is no 'take backs' to edit and expecting it to appear can take a while. Expect even less attention over there if that's what you seek for whatever reason.
Living 'each day like you're dying*' shouldn't mean live each day as if rent is due that day.
*that Tim McGraw song
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Rest in power..Eric Carle, Beloved Children's Book Writer and Illustrator, Dies at 91 (cbr.com)
I loved the way he illustrated when I was little.
`_` =~= Oh please. Now this just seems like irking for nostalgia which is 'too soon'/was barely pre-POTUS 45 era
Zoomers Have Apparently Discovered The Brony Fandom | Cracked.com
..it's an amusing griping regarding an age demographic which meaningfully makes up this website I'd guess, and a nary 30 yrs old like myself feels conflicted seeing it happen..already.
I've come to realize how most of the trouble I would expect to come across at work would be with people who are basically nearly always older than me and not younger than me.. it's really what does it say when the demographics of my locale have influenced me to think that ?. The lack of 'zoomers' ?.
It's raining today.
I can see #4 under the '8 theories' heading as being the reason for me watching those video of the grisliness of 'Invincible' '_' >_< .
In one sense, I kind of appreciate this supposed *accuracy to the comics in terms of luridness which even exceeds that DC animated specials series which ended last year w/~'JLDark: Apokolips war' -- it's based on a series by the same fellow who made 'the walking dead' source comics so that makes sense '~'..on the other hand, what w/my diminished interest in superhero stuff for the most part 80%+ and having recent and satisfying 'points of closure', it's not the sort of thing I could really see myself watching anymore.
Growing up when I started getting into actually following American comics on the verge of the mid-00's, I could feel the contrast btw the occasional grisliness on the pages in contrast to whatever I could really count on being adapted into animation..
We reached 'peak humor and crudeness' in Western 'adult animation' not too long ago w/'Bojack horseman's' tragicomedy nature and** it seems that 'Invincible' is closing the gap in demonstrating what luridness there was all along in sometimes different takes on seemingly standard American superhero stuff (Watchmen, the Boys and maybe Jupiter's legacy have doing that live action-wise).
:/ I was always 'aware' of Invincible and Jupiters legacy in the past but didn't feel any interest, precisely b/c standard superhero stuff sated me well into the early 10's.
*accuracy to American comics and a series from the not too distant past which concluded not too long ago (~'18 (?), I've heard).
**anime aside