Unleashed DEFINITELY embraced the weird. I mean, Force wrestling a freaking Star Destroyer into crashing from PLANETARY ORBIT. It’s one of the only games beyond KOTOR where I ever really felt the “Oh yeah. This is why you go Dark.”
Unleashed DEFINITELY embraced the weird. I mean, Force wrestling a freaking Star Destroyer into crashing from PLANETARY ORBIT. It’s one of the only games beyond KOTOR where I ever really felt the “Oh yeah. This is why you go Dark.”
This assumes that driving a Lyft is useful. I’d say Lyft’s argument that raising prices enough to pay drivers a living wage reduces ridership to the point that the service is no longer feasible proves that the people who use Lyft do not see it as sufficiently useful to pay enough to give the drivers that living wage.…
Politics these days is about who can troll the hardest. This is a pretty good one.
One of the other Pulitzer winners here said that he was on a “sabbatical.” A commenter then asked “Was it voluntary?” and there was no response.
Bring it back as a full on PC RTS or just leave it dead.
sleeping in after a night banging out grad assistants; what a lifestyle
I wish I still had your adorable naivete. Your office mates be fuckin’. You might not know. But there’s some fucking going down.
Hopefully this link works, but I just had to post this 2 Fast 2 Furious throwback
And Star Wars Rebels was written better than The Las Jedi and Solo.
Excellent and reasonably unbiased reporting!
I worked at Wal-Mart for a Summer, I get how bad it can be. It’s not the only option out there though.
It’s being reported that they’re up to a little over a thousand units per week. That’s less than half of their “adjusted” production targets currently (2,500).
I don’t think equity works the way you think it works.
The professor in the article is presumably smart enough to understand astronomically low probabilities; yet chose to put out a press release about something that - while perhaps technically correct - is stupendously improbable. And did so in order to provide publicity for her employer.
Troy McClure’s comeback vehicle?
Macbeth, Act 5, scene 5, page two actually.(Yes I had to look it up)
as she hits the word “free” you can see the national anthem go back and to the left
Can’t imagine why this came to mind.
I actually think you undersold how bad that was.