suffer with me
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. You are cordially invited to suffer: a formal invitation to runs, workouts and type 2 fun, acted out by two fluffy things in mid-90s-console 3D. three.js + Blender. Fan-made.
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The pleasure of your suffering is requested. 4:45 a.m. sharp. Dress: moisture-wicking. Bring knees. Both, ideally.
If I really like you I'll invite you to suffer with me. Runs, workouts, type 2 fun. @jaixbhatia
Scroll, and the morning happens: six items of a programme, from the alarm at 4:45 to brunch at 8:30, each acted out in a little toy theatre by two fluffy things. One of them is the host, and is having a lovely time. The other one is you. Then a reply card, on which it is not really possible to decline.
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