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SUP WEENIES GUESS WHO'S STILL HELPING OUT WITH THE GAME YOU BET YOUR SWEET BIPPY IT'S ME EVEN THOUGH I'VE BEEN DEAD LATELY so here have this small preview for something you'll see updated in V10 :^)

Okay but here's the thing Having something progressive in the game does not mean it's directly inspired by Reborn for that reason. Games can be progressive without it directly being inspired by another game for that reason y'know :V Besides, as someone who's actually LGBTQ+ I don't feel like the character's statement is attacking at all. Not to mention that when I first played the sidequest myself, I was like "oh hey, cool that's a gay couple that's kinda cute" Also, why make such a big deal out of a minor gay background couple? It's completely harmless to my knowledge and I don't think it had any real big political ideas behind it. The fact that it's picked up as "uncommon" and "not normal" is entirely on the person though, so perhaps that's why you feel alienated by it? (No offense intended of course)

IT'S THE WEENIE'S BIRTHDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU WEENIE

bincho noobo you're stealing from jan's v9 thread aren't you. with the status bar and everything. smh ://// (good luck my dude) ((also you guys, please don't repeat the V9 thread and actually stay on topic this time and don't post for the sake of posting to keep the thread alive, thanks))

hi i'm late but here's a post with art i've made in the past few months!! figured i'd post these here so people who missed them on discord can find them here :^) so yeah it's kind of a long post, but now everyone's back up to speed on it :^) i'll try to keep this thread up to date from here on out again!

binch the fuck i was gonna make this post :^( happy 21th birthday you fuckin weenie, im running out of creative things to write each year but i'll be damned if i'm not happy that we're still friends after all these years. lets hope the next year will be fantastic!! also dont overwork yourself again in the next year you weenie or we'll fight

Right now it's only the bare minimum, things should be a bit more clear in a few weeks and you'll start to see more of the shape of the float!

HENLO I'M TWO DAYS LATE BUT HERE I AM WITH THE FIRST EDITION OF THE FLOWER PARADE BLOGGINGS!! So last week was a lot of setting up and trying things out. I've pretty much been put in charge of the styrofoam platform, where all of the styrofoam cutting happens, which will be a LOT this year, by the way! Even moreso than in 2015, when I had to create more or less 35 to 40 plugs that would be used to connect tubes together on the float out of styrofoam. The guys at the workplace spent time putting together a styrofoam cutting tool, with an iron wire that heats up to 350 degrees celsius. That worked all fine and dandy, but then there were 3 issues we encountered: 1. You couldn't adjust the height settings properly so you can get the exact measurements we wanted 2. The measurements were being switched around all the time 3. Getting 30cm wide blocks cut in half through the length is a real pain in the ass if you want to do so with the styrofoam cutter So there were some fixes to the machine, and then all things were fine and dandy again! Eventually we settled on the measurements of 15x25cm roof tiles, with one corner being 8cm high, two corners at 4cm and one corner ar 0.5 to 0 cm, effectively creating a slope with them to make them look like roof tiles. Since the float design is a haunted house, you can imagine we'll need a lot of the roof tiles, and, well, you're right! There need to be about 2000 pieces of 'em made. It may sound like a lot of work, but after having worked for a week on them or so, it's actually not all that bad! In about 2 or 3 days of work, we cut out roughly 550 ~ 570 pieces of them, which is a pretty decent amount. Once we hit 1000 pieces, we're gonna see how much can be covered with what we have, and then we'll see if we still need more for the roof; It may be entirely possible that we need more or less than 2000. It'd be nice for both me and the people who have to cover up the roof tiles with paper mache in order to strengthen them a bit, LOL Next to that they delivered a load of styrofoam plates yesterday, many of which being 4.5 cm thick. which is ideal, as we'll need a lot more styrofoam next to the stuff for the roof tiles; there's a LOT of tiny stones that will be put on the float to get a brick texture going. The thickness of the plates are perfect for those, as a flower is about 5cm wide on average, so they cover up the sides nicely of the plates/stones. And another thing I may add, although not entirely relevant to the building season; There was a pitchfork darts tournament last Sunday, which is held every year, and this year there were about 108 teams of 3 people participating, many being part of specific workgroups. It's taken about 10 years, but people from our workgroup -- specifically my older brothers and one of their friends -- finally managed to secure first place after having gotten second and third place many times! It was fun to watch, and someone told me I should participate next year as well, but... I'm not so sure about that LOL, I got chicken shit for strength in my arms. Perhaps I should start working out more to get SWOLE and actually be able to lift things more easily without dying when trying to pick up something one of my brothers could pick up with ease. But we all know that I'm not gonna be able to get swole because I'm a lazy fucker :^) That about wraps it up! To finish things off, here's a few photos of the progress on the float. I took the photos on Saturday so they're not entirely accurate anymore (and you probably can't see shit from it because it's just concrete iron, scaffolding and cardboard), but here ya go regardless: Thank you for reading and please do tune in again for the next one!

b i r t h happy birthday dude!! hope your day is filled with lots of good music :]