At sufficiently large scales, 0 and 100 are as close to each other as to make no difference anyway.  :-P

were, were not- you’re really splitting hairs here. You gonna cry next about the numbers zero and one hundred not being interchangeable as equal values?   /s

At this point, Jalop writers are probably leaving errors in to reassure us they aren’t generative AI. As opposed to before, when they just weren’t being paid enough to care.

Author clearly meant they were so badly injured that the adrenaline-fueled shock had kicked in that allowed them to get up quickly.

a coupe of people
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everyone who was down on the ground got back up fairly quickly, which means they probably were too badly hurt.

I wanna be snarky but, minus the LARPing elements, the hotel sounds like something I would’ve dreamed of and loved to go to as a kid. I haven’t watched the video yet so I can’t speak to where Disney cut corners, but I suspect that child me wouldn’t have cared. If the hotel had been priced at least somewhat affordably…

As a LARPer who goes to two-day events that cost $100 at most,  this whole thing has been a pretty delightful experience to watch from afar. Some of my richer friends did go, but were super annoyed that yes, the game did randomly assign them to factions. If there’s anything a LARPer hates, it’s being railroaded. Oh,…

You mean LARPers aren’t typically massively wealthy? Well, I guess they can still play in the steam tunnels.

My theory has been that the hotel failed because its target customers — well off tech bros who love Star Wars — were disproportionately likely to find the in-person roleplaying elements to be deeply socially uncomfortable.

I would hazard a guess that most people just aren’t into an immersive roleplaying experience. Even fewer could actually afford $5k for a 2 day trip to, again, a windowless hotel in Florida. They should’ve just run the thing as a regular themed hotel. A lot of people would be perfectly content to pay a reasonable…

One of the many highlights: the hotel rooms, for a thousands of dollars per day experience, did not provide fully-paid Disney+ access.

Stick with me here... The malice isn’t in the intent, but in the ignorance of the assumption.

Did no one see the Boy and the Heron yet? 

I didn’t see enough movies to judge most of these movies. With that said I saw Spiderverse 2 and Godzilla Minus one was better than it. Spiderverse is probably the 2nd best movie I saw this year but Godzilla Minus one blew it away.

Except that I doubt the typical Incel has the income needed to buy one.

Except that I doubt the typical Incel has the income needed to buy one. 

I saw the Cybertruck referred to as the IncEl Camino and that’s how I will forever think of it. 

The Cybertruck is the vehicle in the Dolph Lundgren/Jean-Claude Van Damme Mad Max rip-off.

Yeah and the article mentions that they don’t have airbags and the like, skipping over the fact that they don’t even have seatbelts

AS an airline pilot I can tell you that descending 28,000 in ten minutes is 2800FPM which is not a plunge at all. It’s actually a litle slower than I would expect for a depressurization which at that rate wasn’t explosive and probably a fault of the air con packs which pressurize the plane meaning it would slowly lose…