Did Anyone Else Think The Exit-door Office Scene Was The Stanley Parable Or Was That Just Me.

did anyone else think the exit-door office scene was the stanley parable or was that just me.

Lego Monkie Kid is a product.

I don’t intend to make any more posts of this style for some time, but I’d like to put this out here for everywhere:

(After this, I’ll go back to uploading my usual content. I’m sorry for deviating from that, but I really wanted to make a post or two about season five.)

Lego Monkie is a paid-for product. You can buy it through Amazon, watch it on the Lego Channel with ads, import the comics from China, etc.

You pay for it. It’s not something put into the world for free. It is a product that people consume with their time or money.

It’s not something made with only time and love.

Lego Monkie Kid is a paid-for product with thousands of dollars worth of tie-in merch.

It is not bad; and will never be bad, to criticize the products you consume. We do not have to blindly consume for the sake of animators, or for the sake of a show.

Do not tell people to ‘just be happy’. Do not tell people that ‘the animators are just trying to feed their families’. Do not tell people to ‘just get over it’. Do not tell people that they’re ‘being ungrateful’.

People are allowed to form opinions of changes, whether negative or positive- especially when it is a product they pay for.

People are going to have negative feelings and thoughts and emotions. You are not a knight or a soldier. You get nothing out of standing guard against even the slightest scrap of unhappiness.

Toxic positivity solves nothing in the long run. You can’t just complain people’s upsetness away. You can’t kiss disappointment like a wound and expect it to heal.

People are upset about a downgrade in quality in the product that they pay to consume.

And that’s okay.

Stop telling them it isn’t.

Okay, no jokes now

To follow up on my previous post, the new location has the vibe of this thing

My Friend did THIS and it's just fucking awesome, I'm damn proud of her.

A Service Announcement from Special Unit P.E.I.P.

The surviving members of P.E.I.P., once they learned of the loss of General McNamara and his troop, they sent out a broadcast, hoping to warn the rest of the state and stop the spread before it was too late.

Part 1/3 of my Hatchetfield broadcasts- A short experimental video project inspired by Analog Horror and Infection AUs for what happened post The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals Plot.

POV: Low and Alone at the Factory: