Very Specific And Ultimately Unimportant Fact: The Garfield Fandom Wiki Has An Incorrect Piece Of Information

very specific and ultimately unimportant fact: the Garfield Fandom Wiki has an incorrect piece of information regarding the first time Garfield ever shed his fur in the comic strip. it says that the first time Garfield sheds is in the December 11th, 1978 strip, but Garfield actually shed for the first time on August 23rd of that same year.

this incredibly innocuous detail and completely unimportant mistake with absolutely zero urgency whatsoever needs to be fixed immediately and i will not rest my weary eyes until it is

shoutout to people with dads who are part of Gen X who introduced them to the best music of their generation when their dads were kids in the 70s-80s (it's me i'm people) (i love my dad <3)

ok weird and oddly specific question but does anyone remember watching a Youtube video from around 2013-2014 with a guy talking about 3D objects, where at the beginning, he starts the video off by doing a Vanilla Ice bit? it was a really old and kinda crusty video that was in 360p at most, and it had an old-ish man around his 30s (who i assume to be a teacher) doing a quick video about 3D objects at a wooden table. at the very beginning of the video, it starts off with him saying "Ice ice baby, too cold, too cold, vanilla" while hooding up ice cubes, a baby doll and a bottle of vanilla extract as he said the words, which then quickly transitioned into him talking about either the objects he was holding or straight into 3D objects. i also vaguely remember a more clear shot of the table, which was a dark brown wooden one where he had some basic 3D objects on there, including a blue cube. the guy in the video kinda acted like Jeepersmedia, but it obviously wasn't him. he had a similar sort of sense of humour and enthusiasm to him which is why i make the comparison to paint a clearer image of what the video was.

the video had no 3D effects, it was all live action with physical objects. the video didn't have a particularly interesting thumbnail either, and it was likely a default thumbnail of a still from the video. it wasn't a song or anything and it didn't have a lot of fancy effects or background music from what i can remember. if it helps, the man had an american accent, a beard and glasses. the video would had to have been uploaded either before or in the year of 2014, as that was the year i first watched it when i was a kid. i can't remember the title, but it definitely had the name "3D objects" in there. i did a lot of searching using the before:date method on youtube, but to no avail. i'm afraid it might be lost media, or at least just unlisted. i've love to see it again one day because it was a really entertaining video and it was a piece of my childhood i hold dearly in my memory.

living proof that opera gx fanboys and twitter are the two worst things in the world /j

(no but seriously though why are these two groups so fuckin aggressive and snappy about nothing. also these guys have gotta have some trash music taste if they're complaining about jetpack joyride's theme out of spite. if you hate it so much go make your own damn playlist without it then aaaaahggh)

saw some really triggering and horrible shit in the absolutely rancid shithole that is radfem tumblr so here is a reminder that TERFs are not, never have been and never will be welcome on this blog. i will not tolerate any hate or bigotry for trans people (or any people, really) on this blog, and if i gotta see people spewing any sort of that shit on here, it's blocked on-sight. take your blind hatred somewhere else, preferably where no one else can see or hear it.

this stupid shitpost has been floating around in my head for days and i need to make it a reality