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Happy Birthday, oh great evil one!

Wow. It's strange that Naruto is almost over, since it feels like it's been around forever. I read the manga pretty far, as for the anime I mainly enjoyed the early seasons and some sections here and there.

I'd be interested to see this with middle names, since there are a handful that are ridiculously common and then there are a bunch of weird one. In one class in high school, we saw a list of everyone's names and all the girls, except one, had one of two middle names.

I was going through the Twitchcon schedule and noticed they will be having a LGBT panel that will be live streamed if anyone is interested. The panelists will be Annemunition, Adam Koebel, DistractedElf, and UGRgaming. Also, to the original question, many streamers have LGBT friendly chat rules regardless of what they are.

Oh! Happy birthday to the great and wonderful DDK!

Yay, Penguin! Congratulations!

There's a group that develops old film and was sent a large amount from a WWII soldier.

Cryaotic, of the beautiful voice, needs to be mentioned. His stuff is quite entertaining. It's worth mentioning that he's a regular guest on the co-optional lounge where they play many digital board games (I recommend the Secret Hitler ones). He doesn't talk about his sexuality often but he's pan. This is a song that he was a part of that had to do with sexuality. LauraK is trans, if I remember correctly. Although, I've only watched her on podcast and other things. There are many LGBT youtubers that have/had a small gaming channel, but I've found many people only mention their sexuality/gender ID in passing. I found some old reddit threads where someone asked the same question. Wiki has a handful listed. There are others but you would likely have to stumble across them.

Happy Birthday, Cia!

Happy birthday Caz!

Humpback whales around the globe are mysteriously rescuing animals from orcas - I don't know if this one is good news but it's interesting. Major asthma breakthrough as scientists discover root cause of the condition Stray Dog Decides to Join 155-Mile Race And Ends Up With A New Dad

Happy Birthday Bucket!

Of all the ways the situation with Tilly could have happened, I like this outcome. Kellar is the closest to altruistic as a person could be, although, whether or not he admits it, he's waiting for Tobyn to come around. I assume he will get there eventually. Probably the long way. There are some things you keep hinting at that I'm excited for.

Happy Birthday, Dragon!

It's good that Corey was able to recognize his fears for what they really are. Although, If Corey takes his fears out on Jason again, I doubt the relationship would survive. They seem like strong men who can get through the bad parts of life together, if they can put the past behind them. This was a well done and enjoyable chapter.

It was interesting to see the different characters from their family's perspective and then you got to Cory... You're evil, Dayne. You've created such interesting characters that seem very real at times. I can't wait to read more from you, so I guess I'll have to settle for rereading this story for the hundredth time... For now. *sets pitchfork across lap*

Nothing nice I've done for others has seemed significant to me but I can't know the importance of my actions as they are to others. I generally try to be nice and pleasant to others, since I know from experience that a kind act or a bright smile can make a bad day less bad. As for things others have done for me... One of my college professors helped me get an internship that led to a job in a field that is dwindling in this state. This put to rest quite a few of my worries. Maybe, someone I can add someone teaching me how to form sentences in comprehensible manner someday.

It's best for everyone that Tilly is so sensible, although, that may take time for Tobyn to accept. The pack seems to have quite a few interesting characters that I'm looking forward to getting to know. This was a pleasant chapter overall.

I wish a very happy birthday to the orange cat named James.

Congratulations on this day of your birth, oh Great Emi!

Things were going well for Tom then very not... I second Dughlas on the Twilight Zone vibes. It had that creepy 'and they were none the wiser' feeling to it. Very well done, Tim! I enjoyed it.

I find the "take an insult as a compliment" mentality fairly common in my generation. Also, swearing doesn't seem like as big of a deal with young people. Then there is the internet which makes being exposed to other ways of speaking (ex. Aussies) easier... That's my best guest.

Happy Birthday Dabeagle!

The things that make me want to play games again are an exceptional story, different things to do (such as different branches), or a specific mechanic that makes the same game play fun. I play a lot of management and builder games which lend themselves well to repeated play. Basically, if it's good enough I would be willing to replay it.

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