Well, that too, but it’s kind of pointless for the justice system to do that since he’ll never see the light of day again, short of a prison escape.

That’s kind of a waste of time, isn’t it? He doesn’t exist anymore, and isn’t worth the time and medical attention that’s better spent on other inmates.

The criminal’s tears actually make me feel a sense of justice. You can see his pain, and it’s delicious.

Oh damn. This right here.

It’s hard to explain. I eliminated spots that blocks absolutely cannot sit at, and recognized a pattern early on (7 x 4, 1/3/1 x 3, 1/1 x 4) and filled out three corners along with the full rows.

Yup. It was fairly easy. I added up the numbers and the spaces between those numbers and used the “full” rows/columns as the frame. Took around 40 minutes for me, though (and recoloring it after work since my coloring skills are shit). Part 5 is kicking my ass. Been stuck there for around three hours now.

It wasn’t combinatoric. Just use elimination after filling out the “full” rows/columns. Should be able to do it in around 30-45 minutes.

Nah. It’s much easier to start with the rows that take up maximum space. At least that’s what I think after ~20 minutes with it. It’s my first time trying this kind of puzzle so I’m most likely wrong.

Well, seems that my coloring is so shitty that my phone won’t recognize the QR code.

How dare you bring faxes back into the public consciousness. Prepare for pitchforks and banhammer.

Yup.

Same here. In the short time that I vaped, I also found that oily taste kind of disgusting. I prefer citrus or tobacco flavors.

Excuse me, my eyes are down here.

Damn, that cut at 1:35 was cool, especially for a (mostly) amateur production.

Why didn’t they stick with the Asian features? I like Mila Kunis and all, but Caucasian doesn’t really work with her original design.

Or just use liquid without diacetyl.

That’s a product of reincarnation. It’s unfair to expect a company as large as Spotify to be able to not occasionally mix past lives.

I think hellhog’s and Paul H’s point is that those people who need to get help will not do so for fear of being seen as a criminal despite not committing any crimes, which seems to be the case. Thought crimes are not crimes, and a mental disorder without action is certainly not a crime.

nobody knows who Jared Brown is or what he’s doing. Maybe it’s art.

I would assume the Heart of Gold. Maybe. Probably.