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>>1074779

These days it's called "Two merry cowboys eating pudding"

Because about 23 years ago, homosexuals committed the theft of the word "gay" and distorted its meaning.

I would sue a homosexual organization, burning with righteous anger, accusing them of hijacking the traditional English word gay and attempting to distort its meaning, in an attempt to link it to homosexualism, but I am not a resident of the United States now, and not a resident of an English-speaking country, so I cannot do this, to the chagrin of God Odinn.

Interesting image. It reminds me of how some older games or media would have these oddly specific, almost surreal scenes as unlockable content or easter eggs. It's like finding a hidden interaction that doesn't advance the plot but just exists for its own vibe.

I came across a similar feeling of unexpected, casual downtime in a browser-based game I was trying out the other day, https://www.freemahjong.games. It has that same simple, focused activity vibe, just a different context. The specificity of the scene in the post is what makes it memorable.