@@zerochaotics1135yep, they have found nordic runes and hieroglyphs with message that are basicaly 'i was here' or '____ is a dick'. No matter how much we advance, shitposting is in our blood.
If the Ancient Romans have taught us anything is that the art of shitposting, dick jokes, and calling other people gay, has always been around, and will continue long after we are gone.
@@Zalioscraft have you heard of the “this is high” wall? If not a cave with some ancient language was found and of the prints was very high up, it said “This is very high”
@@dontspikemydrink9382 It can be a male or gender-neutral term. Would you rather the commenter called them a person? Even still it’s not that big of a deal.
@@dontspikemydrink9382 Guy. Dude their universal terms. It doesn't g9vr af what gender you are nor should thst matter when you got a disease and a bunch of walking diseased corpses trying to murder you.
@@vizardonator8571 more like universal rather than Gender neutral since there's only 2 rest or something I'd expect tumblir, Twitter and certain, certain parts of 4chan would make. Now don't take what i said above 100%, truthful it's simply my personal belief but don't shove it down my throat other wise 12 gauge slugs are going though the membrane after all it's the damn apocalypse.
@@Koskani It's amazing!! There are polaroids about him, and I think in one of the DLC 's there is a verrry interesting infographic in the science building :D
Anytime I do something really well, or I'm just feeling particularly capable, there's a small chance I still mumble 'no zombie is safe from Chicago Ted' under my breath.
There's one graffiti of a woman posting poetry to cope with the loss of her husband who sacrificed himself to save others, and everyone puts her on blast for being a dork. My personal favorite response to it was "Lady, I got attacked by zombies and reading this was the worst thing that's happened to me today."
@CoffeeBean668 Yup, that exact poem. Though I used to hear it different where it ended up, "Tried to shit. Only farted. Later laying in my bed, tried to fart, shat instead. In fact that one graffiti referenced in this video where they argued about whether humanity deserves this was one of the ones that was in the same location as the poem which was right above it.
Actually almost cute. It's like these people don't speak to each other anymore, they just survive as long as they can in absolute terror, but graffiti is a means by which they can still be a part of a community in some small way
the fact that this is EXACTLY what things would look like if this were to happen- except for the fact there is zero chance any tumblers make it that far.
@@EpicQibliFan have you played L4D2? these bastards RUN. Some turn into a jocky (AKA annoying hyper speedy gremlin), Some turn into smokers (AKA long tongue asshole), and some turn into tanks (bodybuilders that can rip concrete from the ground and hurl it) Trust me, walking isnt gonna cut it.
I feel like we forget that a lot of tumblers are literally the most normally mature people of the internet who won’t try to actually kill each other when the apocalypse happens. And the fact that a lot of tumblers are survivalists, many of them go on hikes everyday, multiple of them love making lists of edible plants. If the internet still exists in the apocalypse, tumbler might be the only social media with accurate information, because even if someone says something wrong you know someone’s coming out of the woodworks to correct them.
Fun Fact: there is historical precedent that things like this have happened before the time of the internet. I really loved the "god I miss the internet" piece
Oh my gosh, yes! The graffiti is one of the best parts about the game! I don't remember exactly what it says, but there's a really good one with a poem and some hilarious responses.
I've only ever played this game with my friend so we don't stop to smell the roses but when playing the other two games I tried to look around it all the stuff portal has lots of graffiti to look at I don't remember half life having graffiti but it has other stuff you can find.
I remember B4B tried replicating that awesomeness, but could never live up to the legacy that is LFD graffiti 😉 (grant though, I like B4B combat a lot more, but even I admit where it fumbled the ball)
No, but graffiti would be a super useful way to communicate during an apocalyptic. Figure out something useful, write it on the wall, now more people know.
Poor “I hate zombies” guy. He was just venting and they went and attacked him and called him a moron 😞 Although I suppose he has bigger problems to worry about than what other random survivors think of him
I think stuff like this would be pretty comforting in a way. People are still people. They haven’t stopped having a sense of humor. It gives a bit of normality to an otherwise awful situation.
I'd like to think Chicago Ted was the guy from the gun store in the dead center campaign he had enough ammunition to deal with hordes of infected, but whether or not he had enough food is a whole different question I can picture him doing something similar to the main cast just going round killing horde upon horde of infected eventually getting the title (most likely while in Chicago)
One of the oldest pieces of graffiti ever found was something like "I was here" followed by the linguistic equivalent of "eat shit" Some things never change
man this reminds me of all the random carvings people did on roman walls everywhere, like Gaius and Aulus, two bros who cemented their bromance for eternity on the walls of Pompeii, just a couple of lads who were wandering around, shooting the breeze and goofing off, just like we do nowadays. It's comforting in a sort of cosmic sense that shenanigans seems to be an inheret part of being human
Similar thing happened at my high school. In 2017 (oh christ 6 years ago), someone wrote on a bathroom hand dryer that was covered in the white paint used to paint the walls. A few people wrote on it and replied to one another, and this went on for about a week before it was removed by staff ("graffiti"). It was like a little message board!
I mean to be fair we came up with reality tv , boy bands , and decaffeinated coffee....We make old Lucy Goosey down in the big boiler room look tame in comparison.
@@addison_v_ertisement1678it was making fun of every piece of media that came out before it that tried to sound smart by saying that, not the game you don't like
The most unrealistic part of left 4 dead is the fact that every wall is basically an internet post and nobody is spamming the same meme or quote or image again and again
"Just killed my 1000th zombie!" "Kill 1000 more then well talk" "We'll*" "It's the zombie apocalypse who needs grammar?" "1001st zombie killed, get nae-naed on" "Guys help the pen is running out of ink"
@@sureindubitably3771 i mean, some of them are still mostly human. just put a muzzle on them and your good to go. unless it’s a “the last of us” zombie. cause well, spores and all that.
@@sureindubitably3771In The Passing, the pool room in the club before the tour is full of references. There’s Crazy Dave, Frank West from Dead Rising, and a bunch of others.
The developers partook in the oldest human pastime, drawing provocative symbols in public places. I guarantee you, if a zombie apocalypse hit Ancient Rome, all those ancient Roman graffiti writers who said stuff like “I pooped here!” Would instead be saying this stuff, just in Latin.
These added so much character to the world tbh. I especially loved the ones that referenced other zombie media, the Dead Rising reference being one of my personal favorites.
In the chapter *The Passing* , there’s a room where you can find a lot of graffiti. They all reference a piece of zombie media and it’s fun to read and figure out where their from.
My favorite graffiti from L4D2 is in the concert, these people were writing about the Midnight Riders (a band in this game) escaping in a helicopter, a few people were talking about them being cowards and one person randomly wrote “They haven’t made a good album since ‘Born Yesterday’”
Fr, I'm making a post-apocalypse game where people slowly die of starvation inside random buildings they visit while scavenging, and I was planning to have every possible surface absolutely covered in grafitti. At first it was stuff like navigational arrows, and "no food here" notices, but gradually people began using them to try to find separated friends and family members, and leaving nice notes for them in case they ever found eachother's paths, and that turned into freeform poetry and stories and messages of emotional support, as well as your typical bs, and even elaborate works of art, some by a single artist, but many collaborative murals. Basically, they reinvented blogging on the walls.
Valve games are so incredibly crafted in every respect, often head and shoulders above games that came out over a decade later. From gameplay to details like this they give the whole package.
The graffiti on the walls of Roman cities proves that shitposting has always been a part of us. We shitposted before the internet; we will shitpost after it.
The writing is so good in those everynow and then when campaigns start getting REALLY INTENSE I like to laugh at peoples conversations on the walls just to get a breather
I started making pavlovas a few years back when I was looking up gluten free desserts baking for groups, they've definitely become a favorite, so simple and I get to arrange fruit on top
The internet stopped working but the mentality stayed
The spirit of the internet has both always existed & will always continue to exist as long as writing, or possibly just humans in general do.
Shitposting has been around since the dawn of humanity, the internet just propelled it.
Our shitposting will outlast us in some form.
@@zerochaotics1135yep, they have found nordic runes and hieroglyphs with message that are basicaly 'i was here' or '____ is a dick'. No matter how much we advance, shitposting is in our blood.
If the Ancient Romans have taught us anything is that the art of shitposting, dick jokes, and calling other people gay, has always been around, and will continue long after we are gone.
@@Zalioscraft have you heard of the “this is high” wall? If not a cave with some ancient language was found and of the prints was very high up, it said “This is very high”
Tumblr users in the apocalypse
All tumblr users are roommates
Bold to assume any of them would last more than a week.
Imagine an tumblr user in a nuclear silo. Yeah I do
Bold to assume this isn’t just tumbler ppl who think they are in an apocalypse
Tumblr, but scrawled upon walls
I miss the internet guy is such a mood
guy? you really gonna gender ink?
@@dontspikemydrink9382 It can be a male or gender-neutral term. Would you rather the commenter called them a person? Even still it’s not that big of a deal.
@@dontspikemydrink9382 Guy. Dude their universal terms. It doesn't g9vr af what gender you are nor should thst matter when you got a disease and a bunch of walking diseased corpses trying to murder you.
@@vizardonator8571 more like universal rather than Gender neutral since there's only 2 rest or something I'd expect tumblir, Twitter and certain, certain parts of 4chan would make.
Now don't take what i said above 100%, truthful it's simply my personal belief but don't shove it down my throat other wise 12 gauge slugs are going though the membrane after all it's the damn apocalypse.
@@dontspikemydrink9382 I thought of writing this also. If I had, I would have been being facetious or sarcastic.
"Would someone please hide the pens" got me good
why?
@@TheInfintyithGoofballit's fucking hilarious that's why
@@TheInfintyithGoofballso people would stop writing on the walls
@@TheInfintyithGoofballit's extra hilarious because the person who wrote that could have easily hid the pens themselves
That one would be me.
when the world loses the internet
we'll still have... *FLAT SURFACES*
Tumblr outlives the apocalypse
bathroom walls in schools are proof of this lmao
The OG shitposts
We also have round surfaces too. It's gonna be lit what we can do in lawless meatspace
Reject modernity
Return to *W A L L*
Even the apocalypse can’t get rid of Tumblr
Because Tumblr is a virtual bathroom wall
We survived our own Tumblrpocalypse. We've had practice. 😂
I wish it did.
Truly rhe cockroach of social media
Tumblr is, inevitable.
I would absolutely be participating in this tomfoolery if the apocalypse happened lol
Absolutely
Same 😂
"@bich_what, STOP ENGAGING IN THAT TOMFOOLERY AND COME OVER HERE!"
"@@heavenlydusk the TOMFOOLERY shall be HAD even in the face of DEATH!"
No one can stop the tomfoolery!!
“They don’t eat feet. I am a doctor.”
real tf2 medic quote (real)
As a doctor, I have seen a lot of feet in mouths.
Even before the apocalypse started 😊
@@randomboi3228 kinky
Thank you science side of tumblr
@@matthew-ph6xo your welcome, because I am a docktohr who loves sciencetisting.
“God I miss the Internet”
This absolutely sent me
The sticky notes are just as good!!! If you read them, there is an entire hidden story about a bearded lizard!!!
Ok that's new to me and now I'm curious lol
@@Koskani It's amazing!! There are polaroids about him, and I think in one of the DLC 's there is a verrry interesting infographic in the science building :D
I guess next I play something to look for
I cant find anything about that online, where can I look for some parts in game? (If it's not dlc exclusive)
LIZARDS?!
Anytime I do something really well, or I'm just feeling particularly capable, there's a small chance I still mumble 'no zombie is safe from Chicago Ted' under my breath.
Is your name ted? Do you live in Chicago?
@@OniBlinker Does it matter?
@@aaameatballproductions4557 i wanna know if they are Chicago Ted or just mentioning Chicago ted
@@OniBlinker we can all be Chicago Ted, as long as we truly believe
@@aaameatballproductions4557 I see. thank you for enlightening me
There's one graffiti of a woman posting poetry to cope with the loss of her husband who sacrificed himself to save others, and everyone puts her on blast for being a dork. My personal favorite response to it was "Lady, I got attacked by zombies and reading this was the worst thing that's happened to me today."
Lmao, even in a apocalypse people are brutal to bad poetry
Yup that graffiti is from the Crash Course campaign
My favorite one that I saw written on the wall in L4D2 was
Here I sit,
Broken-hearted
Tried to shit
And the world ended."
Such a poet.
Wait really?! Like as reference to the "tried to shit but only farted next day I took a chance and tried to fart, but shit my pants"??
@CoffeeBean668 Yup, that exact poem. Though I used to hear it different where it ended up, "Tried to shit. Only farted. Later laying in my bed, tried to fart, shat instead.
In fact that one graffiti referenced in this video where they argued about whether humanity deserves this was one of the ones that was in the same location as the poem which was right above it.
Actually almost cute. It's like these people don't speak to each other anymore, they just survive as long as they can in absolute terror, but graffiti is a means by which they can still be a part of a community in some small way
Yeah, but there's a small problem: the vast majority of them are already dead
@@dutchvanderlinde8467 that's not a small problem. That's an apocalypse, and it doesn't change that this is a cute wholesome aspect of the apocalypse.
the fact that this is EXACTLY what things would look like if this were to happen-
except for the fact there is zero chance any tumblers make it that far.
There's graffiti from Pompeii with this exact vibe. Tumber is just a really good wall to write on
I mean, zombies walk slower than average walking speed, so just walk away lmao
@@EpicQibliFan have you played L4D2? these bastards RUN. Some turn into a jocky (AKA annoying hyper speedy gremlin),
Some turn into smokers (AKA long tongue asshole), and some turn into tanks (bodybuilders that can rip concrete from the ground and hurl it)
Trust me, walking isnt gonna cut it.
@@MrMoron-qn5rx Don't forget hunters (feral little bastards) chargers (we all know how they got that big arm 😏), and -lot lizards- spitters
I feel like we forget that a lot of tumblers are literally the most normally mature people of the internet who won’t try to actually kill each other when the apocalypse happens.
And the fact that a lot of tumblers are survivalists, many of them go on hikes everyday, multiple of them love making lists of edible plants. If the internet still exists in the apocalypse, tumbler might be the only social media with accurate information, because even if someone says something wrong you know someone’s coming out of the woodworks to correct them.
There's always that one line from Zoey, too.
Graffiti: God is DEAD
Zoey: Oh no! The zombies killed God(!)
Also from Francis:
"God is dead, huh? Tell him to join the club."
Ah, everyone on the internet becoming a wall. A literal wall.
* insert witty pun about firewalls that im too lazy to actually make up on my own right now *
@@abigailthebagel224”set one on fire and you’ve got yourself a firewall.”
the wall of text has awoken! :3
If you want a song based around just the premise of wall writing shit post, try the song conversations with strangers
Chicago Ted is haunting my dreams someone help
nobody, neither zombies nor humans, are safe from Chicago Ted.
@@AnUnfortunatePotato Chicago ted will consume all and then move on to the next planet to start all over
ZOMBIE SPOTTED FOLKS, GET ‘EM
no one is safe from Chicago Ted
@@joaquinglassmann62el.91
Chicago Ted shall devour the galaxy
“They don’t eat feet. I am a doctor.”
that is a lie. the handwriting is too neat to be a doctor’s
fun fact: doctors are said to have bad handwriting because there's a specialized shorthand used.
@@janTesikaSO YOUR SAYING THATS A REAL WAY OF WRITING?
@@Sealqua yep! it's called Gregg's Alphabet (or Gregg Shorthand), and a lot of the letters look kinda the same as each other. less used these days.
Fun Fact: there is historical precedent that things like this have happened before the time of the internet.
I really loved the "god I miss the internet" piece
The Internet is just a place to write
What happen in the internet is not because internet, is because the humans
The graffiti in Pompeii proves that this is accurate human behavior
Oh my gosh, yes! The graffiti is one of the best parts about the game! I don't remember exactly what it says, but there's a really good one with a poem and some hilarious responses.
I've only ever played this game with my friend so we don't stop to smell the roses but when playing the other two games I tried to look around it all the stuff portal has lots of graffiti to look at I don't remember half life having graffiti but it has other stuff you can find.
swamp. 3rd map
GO BACK TO POETRY SCOOL
I remember B4B tried replicating that awesomeness, but could never live up to the legacy that is LFD graffiti 😉 (grant though, I like B4B combat a lot more, but even I admit where it fumbled the ball)
Here I sit
Broken hearted
I tried to Shit
The World ended
I think that was the Poem
Gotta love how at least one of them is like "We seriously need to stop this, just... Hide the pens, before shit gets stupid."
reminds me of some graffiti by my school. the first writer has written about finally finding love.
the response is "i'm 63. life sucks."
Uhh
@rowanh9110 Lmao Shut up. Go to school anyways little kid.
@@rowen616Idiot
"I miss the internet" had me DYING
No, but graffiti would be a super useful way to communicate during an apocalyptic. Figure out something useful, write it on the wall, now more people know.
"Remember orange oil *IS* flammable"
“If you find any drugs make sure to use them :)”
Just don't let the Dark Souls players get the pens.
"Jump here for reward."
@@musewolfman I'm dead
"CUT OFF THEIR LIMBS"
Even in the end of the world,
The internet shitpost mentality prevails...
When there's nothing left to lose, laugh!
I personally think it's justified to call out doomers like this. They hate humanity that much you just don't know what they'll end up doing to others.
Poor “I hate zombies” guy. He was just venting and they went and attacked him and called him a moron 😞
Although I suppose he has bigger problems to worry about than what other random survivors think of him
He probably never backtracked and read the responses. In fact, he probably didn’t survive for much longer at all.
Ah yes, the post-apocalyptic edgelords
where can i sign up to be one XD
If a zombie apocalypse ever happened, I’d try to be an Ellis type of guy.
I think stuff like this would be pretty comforting in a way.
People are still people. They haven’t stopped having a sense of humor.
It gives a bit of normality to an otherwise awful situation.
These are amazing.
"Would someone please hide the pens?"
Moron
My personal response: no, give us pencils, because pens will eventually run out of ink.
dang that graffiti feels even more like tumblr posts with u reading them
it's giving smooth shark energy and I love that
Legend says Chicago Ted is still killin Zambos to this day
I'd like to think Chicago Ted was the guy from the gun store in the dead center campaign he had enough ammunition to deal with hordes of infected, but whether or not he had enough food is a whole different question I can picture him doing something similar to the main cast just going round killing horde upon horde of infected eventually getting the title (most likely while in Chicago)
One of the oldest pieces of graffiti ever found was something like "I was here" followed by the linguistic equivalent of "eat shit"
Some things never change
They found a old rune on a high mountain which translated to “this is high”
Imagine how fucking hilarious it would be if the only social media platform to survive the Apocalypse was Tumblr
man this reminds me of all the random carvings people did on roman walls everywhere, like Gaius and Aulus, two bros who cemented their bromance for eternity on the walls of Pompeii, just a couple of lads who were wandering around, shooting the breeze and goofing off, just like we do nowadays. It's comforting in a sort of cosmic sense that shenanigans seems to be an inheret part of being human
Okay but now I desperately need the lore of Chicago Ted
Left 4 dead 3 will have Chicago Ted.
Similar thing happened at my high school. In 2017 (oh christ 6 years ago), someone wrote on a bathroom hand dryer that was covered in the white paint used to paint the walls. A few people wrote on it and replied to one another, and this went on for about a week before it was removed by staff ("graffiti"). It was like a little message board!
Tumblr will stay tumblin' no matter what
This just sounds like the developers had fun. Or put this in front of some family members and watched the chaos
If the zombie apocalypse happened now this would be the new social media
They use the word moron so much, it seems to be the only way to insult someone in the L4D universe
beware Chicago Ted
Humanities last bit of sanity trying to hold itself together
i bet making graffiti's was one of the funnest parts of making that game for the devs
iirc they actually just put paper up on the wall in the office and let everyone go ham whenever they wanted. super cool way to create assets
These really did feel like Tumblr posts lol
I hate it when people say " humans are the real monsters"
I mean currently, yes, in a world where there are literally monster creatures, no.
Ikr. It's such a myopic statement made by people overly subject to their selective empathy
I mean to be fair we came up with reality tv , boy bands , and decaffeinated coffee....We make old Lucy Goosey down in the big boiler room look tame in comparison.
The fact that this game was making fun of TLoU2 before TLOU2 came out is hilarious.
@@addison_v_ertisement1678it was making fun of every piece of media that came out before it that tried to sound smart by saying that, not the game you don't like
Grafitti is a natural human instinct
I want that Chicago Ted one on a sticker
Thank you for the darker background. Even if it's not every video it is still appreciated.
There's even a science side of wall scribblings
The most unrealistic part of left 4 dead is the fact that every wall is basically an internet post and nobody is spamming the same meme or quote or image again and again
I could see a wall similar to the "Better Safe than Sorry" one all because someone drew an Amongus on the wall.
As a casual Left 4 Dead 2 player, I agree the graffiti really nails the human condition
They missed the internet so much graffiti became the internet.
The 4chan wall just has a bunch of n-words
I always love reading thr l4d graffiti lmao
That was truly something
Those first two examples sum up how I've felt about the whole "humanity bad.... like if u agree..." shit for ages, good work Valve
I love l4d2 it's so awesome imo, and the graffiti is just fun af
"Just killed my 1000th zombie!"
"Kill 1000 more then well talk"
"We'll*"
"It's the zombie apocalypse who needs grammar?"
"1001st zombie killed, get nae-naed on"
"Guys help the pen is running out of ink"
i wonder if there’s a graffiti that says “yeah i’d smash some of the zombies”
Tbf "I want to date a zombie" is close enough.
*looks at zombie*
smash.
@@sureindubitably3771 i mean, some of them are still mostly human. just put a muzzle on them and your good to go. unless it’s a “the last of us” zombie. cause well, spores and all that.
@@LooffyBagelsI know regular people can be carriers but I think zombies are just salvia so their FREE GAME
Do none of you people know what Necrophilia is?
Not even the loss of the internet could kill tumblr, truly my favourite cockroach
I think the "can someone please hide the pens?" is supposed to say "peas". Possibly a PvZ reference
How the hecc did I get this many likes?
there's a more direct pvz reference with a message signed by Crazy Dave
@@Beltboy seriously?!
@@sureindubitably3771In The Passing, the pool room in the club before the tour is full of references. There’s Crazy Dave, Frank West from Dead Rising, and a bunch of others.
@@scarymeunster9095 what does the Crazy Dave graffiti say?
The developers partook in the oldest human pastime, drawing provocative symbols in public places. I guarantee you, if a zombie apocalypse hit Ancient Rome, all those ancient Roman graffiti writers who said stuff like “I pooped here!” Would instead be saying this stuff, just in Latin.
They missed the internet so much they created a new version of it with graffiti
These added so much character to the world tbh. I especially loved the ones that referenced other zombie media, the Dead Rising reference being one of my personal favorites.
I’ve never played L4D2 so I thought it was gonna be something serious about the human psyche or smth. This is infinitely better
Play it. It is literally one of the best multiplayer experiences to ever be made.
who tf is Chicago Ted
A zombie fucker, probably
Humanity’s last hope
The bane of zombies everywhere.
.....Sounds like something a Zombie would ask...get him boys.
Spider Georg's long lost sibling
In the chapter *The Passing* , there’s a room where you can find a lot of graffiti. They all reference a piece of zombie media and it’s fun to read and figure out where their from.
My favorite graffiti from L4D2 is in the concert, these people were writing about the Midnight Riders (a band in this game) escaping in a helicopter, a few people were talking about them being cowards and one person randomly wrote “They haven’t made a good album since ‘Born Yesterday’”
This really is the human condition in the apocalypse
This is fucking amazing
I loved the graffiti. It made the same rooms feel just that extra bit special, and that there was more life in the world than what we were seeing.
I love how instead of typical horror movie or lost hope messaging it’s quite literally just real world people’s realistic thoughts and emotions
I love this this is beautiful
Watch out for Chicago ted
"Even in the face of Armageddon, never compromise"
-Rorschach
This is like something you'd see in discord
Where are they getting all these pens
If tumblrinas lived long enough in the zombie apocalypse to graffiti things
L4D2 grafitti is one of the best things to read whenever i play the game
ok but the morale boosting from this random stuff would be incredible post apocalypse
Every one before 1K is a OG. I am a OG too, make comments on this Comment, and talk about being a OG And Stuff, Ok?
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If the apocalypse happens, I'm setting up camp near a giant wall, with paint/pray paint, and anyone who comes by can be part of the convo.
Ive seen graffiti just like this in stalls, the responses are golden
Fr, I'm making a post-apocalypse game where people slowly die of starvation inside random buildings they visit while scavenging, and I was planning to have every possible surface absolutely covered in grafitti. At first it was stuff like navigational arrows, and "no food here" notices, but gradually people began using them to try to find separated friends and family members, and leaving nice notes for them in case they ever found eachother's paths, and that turned into freeform poetry and stories and messages of emotional support, as well as your typical bs, and even elaborate works of art, some by a single artist, but many collaborative murals. Basically, they reinvented blogging on the walls.
"Man, I miss the internet"
[Shows them the graffitti wall]
"Thanks, dude...!"
Yeah. I'm glad someone else appreciated as much as i did
I love how wholesome this is, even if the world is crumbling down around them, people still find ways to chat
Valve games are so incredibly crafted in every respect, often head and shoulders above games that came out over a decade later. From gameplay to details like this they give the whole package.
The graffiti on the walls of Roman cities proves that shitposting has always been a part of us. We shitposted before the internet; we will shitpost after it.
They really did make it feel all more real
I love how the dog from the ending looks SOOOOOO cute and as if it's simply enjoying being alive in a world full of small wonders
I did NOT expect to see my favorite game here, but YES! The graffiti is SO amazing, I love the interactions!!
Good to know that in left for dead universe Tumblr people survived
The writing is so good in those everynow and then when campaigns start getting REALLY INTENSE I like to laugh at peoples conversations on the walls just to get a breather
I started making pavlovas a few years back when I was looking up gluten free desserts baking for groups, they've definitely become a favorite, so simple and I get to arrange fruit on top