Weird, I seam to be missing most of the posts that I have made here when I view my own profile. I see a lot from when I started using this account in summer 2023, some comments on the Dungeon game, then nothing for most of the last two years. I wonder if I have been commenting from other accounts and not remembering. I do come into this account to read things and thought that I was posting here as well.
Phantom Kitty
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transfemme furry who is into comic books, sci-fi, conventions, comedy & EDM music
Looks like lists here just died. All of a sudden, my list can not be found (completely disappeared when I view the lists section). And maybe bots also died, I can't get to the @dungeons and @dungeon_guide game bots hosted here directly either.
Manuel Correia"Piracy can't be stealing if paying for it isn't owning"
This is increasingly how it feels, when things you "own" digitally become inaccessible, and when shows which are locked in streaming services can get delisted on a whim, disappearing forever.
Thank you @Illuminatus for this quote.
[Edit: In case this wasn't clear, this is about entertainment and digital ownership, not physical goods]
David RevoyMeta: OH, COME ON. ISN'T THAT BETTER NOW?
Who am I? Why am I here? Don't I have enough Mastodon accounts already??
I am here because I am tired of not seeing replies made to posts here on the other Mastodon server that I follow accounts on. I realized the problem, and making one more account, this time local on this server, is the easiest solution.
So one more place to remember to check. I think that I live on Mastodon at this point with all the accounts that I need to check.
Annie Hsh 
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Tumblr reminded me that Miss Piggy and Kermit meeting Luke Skywalker and Yoda on the set of Empire Strikes Back is a real thing that happened.
"Frank Oz who voiced Yoda, was also known as a puppeteer and actor who was responsible for the voices of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Sam and Animal in Jim Henson’s The Muppet Show. [...] One day, during a break in filming Oz and Henson, brought Kermit and Miss Piggy on set to meet Kershner, Skywalker and Yoda."
🔗 https://flashbak.com/when-kermit-met-yoda-the-muppets-on-set-of-the-empire-strikes-back-30342/
When Kermit met Yoda: The Muppets on set of 'The Empire Strikes Back' - Flashbak
August 1979: Irvin Kershner is directing The Empire Strikes Back, aka Star Wars Episode V, on Stage 9 of Elstree Studios, England. Today's scenes involve Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) meeting with Jedi Master Yoda. Kershner considers this sequence as "the heart of the picture," as he explained to Alan Arnold in A Journal of the Making of The Empire Strikes Back...