Really soothes my OCD.

It's not an official holiday, but otakus have been celebrating it on social media since around 2013 every year on February 2nd (2/2, get it? This year it's extra twinny since it's 2/2/'22.)
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Twintails seem to be a very popular hair style in anime. (I still hold that ponytails are superior.) Sailor Moon is often credited with popularizing it, since she sports the dango (dumpling) twintails, and the trend took off shorty after the series ended in late '90s and early '00s.
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The pic is from an anime fittingly enough called "Gonna be the Twin-Tail!!". (I haven't seen it, but it does seem to be an ecchi anime, so fair warning.)
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Personally, when I think of twintail characters, Hiiragi Kagami from Lucky Star and Tohsaka Rin from the Fate franchise immediately spring to mind. (Interestingly, they're both tsunderes.)

Simple, but effective.

Eh, you say tomato, I say tomato. Let's call the whole thing off.

Oh, they're anti-vaxxers. Of course they are. Well, I'll just leave this here, for anyone interested: https://covid19tracker.ca/

Truly oppressive. But thankfully there's always the option of moving into one of those communities where science is an opinion.

What better way to start off the Month of Love than with the lovely @rosalinas. Yugioh loves its roses (there's literally a card called Rose Lover — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Rose_Lover —) and this card, Rose Witch — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Rose_Witch —, I feel captures both her pretty and her prickly side.
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Mark of the Rose — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Mark_of_the_Rose — is a real card, and its effect of taking control of an opponent's monster reflects @rosalinas's goal of hijacking posts, maybe. Rose Whip — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Rose_Whip — exists, too, but is anime-only.

Feels like the kind of thing that brings couples together.

No, you may not ink-quire as to what type of tea is served in that.

They can only be stopped if the One taps into the Source.

Chinese New Year or the Lunar New Year is celebrated not just in China but in other East Asian countries as well. Celebrations start on the day of the new moon which varies between January 21st and February 20th. This year it's February 1st.
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The frog in the pic is a tiger-striped treefrog (Callimedusa tomopterna, or Phyllomedusa tomopterna). They're found in South America, not Asia, but I'm sure that doesn't stop them from celebrating.
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An interesting tidbit is that there is an old Tibetan story called "The Tiger and the Frog". It's very short and it can be read in full here: https://sacompassion.net/the-tiger-and-the-frog/
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Not sure what the moral is supposed to be. Maybe it's to use your wits, or maybe don't catch a tiger by his toe, but by his tail.

So many people need to hear this. I certainly did, long ago.

I have the vaguest memory of having watched this at some point. Then I looked at how old the vid is, and I'm like yup.

Pourquoi français? Mec, ce n'est pas important.

@blazingfrags's name makes me think of an incendiary shrapnel bomb. Such a concept would be kinda hellish in real life, so a card like Chthonian Blast — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Chthonian_Blast — feels like it more than delivers the payload. (I wonder if this post will blow up?)

For me, it feels like a tango, because it always takes two.