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well see it can do the work of the colon, the semicolon, or the parenthesis with more speed and less formality than any of these, plus you can use it to capture the stream-of-consciousness effect of a comma splice with much less loss of clarity. sort of an all-purpose punctuation for the casual yet elaborate written construct.
I believe in the em-dash because the em-dash believes in me
does anyone know if i can like block sites from appearing in my google images searches??? i keep getting those awful ai generated things with a hand coming out of a man's neck and just straight up not what i was looking for, because this was in a search for "curly hair in medieval paintings". it happens every time i search for anything vaguely art-reference-like and it's so fucking annoying and it clutters my search results so much. i don't wanna add specific commands to the query every time too, what i need is like a browser extension or something
okay i found one! it works! everyone come get your blacklist 👍👍👍














![Susie leans against some lockers. "Hey Kris, which ear is the gay ear?" Kris pulls back their hair to reveal both ears are pierced. A narration box pulls up: "You explain to Susie that you have both ears pierced because you are double gay. And thus don't have a good answer." Susie yells "GOD DAMN IT." and kicks a trashcan. Kris does not react. id end.]](https://64.media.tumblr.com/5927e8fe256dc4bb4fc0de018e705eb6/13fb0acf72d1e4cc-b0/s1280x1920/f35421b5c56e622cdb8343ab6938c845062d2a61.png)
![[img id: Susie stares down blankly as Kris informs her: "You regretfully tell Susie she doesn't have ears." id end.]](https://64.media.tumblr.com/fbd47ac8d604f3afd951602e7354c5a3/706992a625b2ff18-ce/s1280x1920/20dc7682817deb42962cad471fd41aa4c53e5b85.png)



