The guy half of all conservatives worship in secret.

Texas can be nice to stop by for a brief visit. Any longer and you start seeing some of its more problematic side.

Intros are an excellent way to pad out run times using recycled footage.

Throat hurts too much to smoke? Eat an edible. Tolerance break averted.

I remember spending a day and a half downloading the Halo 2 trailer to run on RealPlayer. Good times.

Furries would pay so much for this tech. The first vendor to make a tail that can wag on command will make millions in sales.

Conservatives will look at this and still support Israel because they want the apocalypse to happen so damn bad.

Singapore likes to keep a very tight leash on people’s liberties. It’s amazing what freedoms people would give up in return for stable living conditions and clean streets.

It’s a dangerous game to play with commodities. It flies in the face of basic supply and demand. It can create a black market with hoarded things bought at lower prices and resold for a huge profit. Hoarding during the pandemic as well as GPU and Pokemon scalpers should be enough of an example to shut that shit down before it ever happens.

That’s why you verify your setup without a network connection before declaring the project complete. Amateurs.

Honest and direct is the way to go. Saying something else like “they went to a farm” would just make you lose credibility later.

We already have interviews of parents whose kids had died of measles basically shrug their shoulders and say “yeah it sucks but we’d do it again because it’s better this way.” They have completely lost touch with reality at that point and are basically committing negligent homicide.

I want to see the courtroom showdown scene between Stratt and the copyright holders.

Both the US and China are awful for their own shared and distinct reasons. Anyone who disagrees is either a tankie or a MAGA asshole. That said, no country on the planet is morally perfect.

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Depressed smoking Jesus describes recent world events quite well.

I used to work in my grandfather’s farm in rural Mexico when I was a kid and it was nice seeing all the wildlife. There were giant metallic green beetles, natural water springs cheerily bubbled across dirt roads, wild tamarind trees offered free fruit, and tadpoles swam in whatever puddles would form after some rain. Thirty years later, the dirt roads have been paved over, the frogs are gone, the natural springs were drained, and large swaths of ugly brick walled properties have destroyed the land and scenery around it.

It’s devastating to see the natural beauty we once coexisted with disappear to create a suburban hell scape.

That has to go against the First Amendment. Protest is free speech. These bigoted assholes may feel entitled to the podium but definitely not to audiences.

It was already way past its warranty so not much could’ve been done. Yeah the depressing story can be a bit much too but it also felt very real and relatable. We all have loved ones who’ve passed away and I swear that game made me feel that moment it happened all over again. There are glitters of light throughout the story though and that’s what made me keep going because it also does a pretty great job of emulating hope to the player. It’s been so many years since it came out but I’d be willing to pay top dollar for even a basic port of it on Steam.