Sogma.

sogma.

haha sogma

I don't know I'm bored

Across all Stanley parable games (including the og mod) the narrator says Stanley's name abouttttt 597 times. There's a whole six minute video on YouTube where it's just him saying Stanley and I pulled up a click counter and clicked every time I processed him saying Stanley. Even when it began to sound like Stanny or Secondly. So there's that random knowledge. Y'all remember the apartment ending? Where he says "Who would wanna dedicate their life to you?" Just remember. Narrator would.

597

THATS ABOUT HOW MANY TIMES THE NARRATOR SAID STANLEY'S NAME

stanarrator garter snakes.

ultimatebitchdemon… how poetic

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deep sense of misery

Daily update 27th July

these posters are up in paris as a welcome gift for isnotreal .

In the heart of Paris, as the world gathers to celebrate the spirit of the Olympics, a stark contrast unfolds thousands of miles away in Palestine. The vibrant posters welcoming athletes and spectators adorn the streets, capturing the essence of unity, hope, and peace. However, for many Palestinians, the scene is vastly different.

On the day I documented these events, the sky over Gaza was filled not with fireworks but with the ominous echoes of bombs. Families fled their homes, clutching whatever they could carry, their faces marked by fear and uncertainty. The scenes of thousands being displaced from the relentless bombing were a grim reminder of the harsh reality faced by so many.

The Olympic games, a symbol of international camaraderie and competition, stand in sharp contrast to the struggles of those forced to leave behind everything they have ever known. While athletes compete for gold medals, many Palestinians are fighting for their survival, seeking refuge from the relentless assault of the military forces.

As the world watches the triumphs and defeats of the Olympic arena, it is crucial to remember those whose voices are drowned out amidst the cheers. The resilience of the Palestinian people in the face of adversity is a testament to their enduring spirit, even as they navigate the horrors of war and displacement.

To support those affected and help provide relief, please consider donating to my GoFundMe:

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