Doomguy, then, is not merely an avatar of destruction but of a more archaic doom, of Judgement. His appearance is not a doomsday of annhilatory violence but an Anglo-Saxon Domesday, a day of weighing and measuring. Doomguy emerges in the text as Domeguy and we emerge from his world as Domeguys ourselves, giving and in some sense seeking dome.

@yaldi @nutsling mark shuttlewoth saw Something in space and it Changed him

@chronomyst 👀

forget about the 5 feet, let's talk about the 11 inches

no disrespect intended but passchendaele would have gone down differently if I had been there 💯 💪

@alex he'll yeah brother

is Pulp still cool
is it ok I have disco 2000 stuck in my head

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