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Trivia: Damnatio Memoriae was first practiced against the person (Herostratos) who burned the temple of Artemis at Ephesos (one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world), and explained his action by saying that this was the only way he could hope to become famous and remembered.
Supposedly the temple was burned at the exact same day Alexander the Great was born, so the goddess Artemis was busy looking at the newborn 

The practice was later on picked by the romans, and even later by various others (in Stalin's Russia it was pretty common, and rather bluntly used).

Til that Alec Minassian sounds exactly like Ali G.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q14MBeQk0Kc

I also like this ridiculous quote (at around 15.00) : "basically [...] to overthrow the chads, which would force the stacys to be forced to reproduce with the incels".



Force to be forced is a rather nice phrase. It's not guaranteed to work if they are casually forced; but if they are forced to be forced, there is no way around it.

Also, "convert the life status of individuals to death status", sounds rather sinister 

 

^It looks really cool!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1byycwl8qgc

DR FISHY, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

^Indeed. I had to infer that the walkthrough was there for a tied reason, and run it, after trying for a while to go past the first instance of those events...

I want to suggest Content, for game of the month: https://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=58987.0

In Content you return to the Bug-infested universe (this is the second game in a series) and unwillingly get involved so as to save your cat. A lot of creative elements and nice animations, make this a great addition to the series. Be sure to check the author's first game too.

^It's good they didn't ask for a hand 

Iirc "Zoomer".

Pretty cool:

I see a guy whose goal in life is to make children cry.

If so, one can do worse 
But yes, I would probably be terrified if I saw him when I was a kid.
More so if he was walking backwards.

Looking at this pic, I, an intellectual, see Odilon Redon's Cyclops. You, a normie, see the person from Goonies.

^Nice