I’m not out, but this would be very disappointing.

THE RISE OF SKYWALKER?! If the Skywalker they’re talking about is Rey -- after they did the best thing they possibly could by freeing her of that shackle and making her her own character -- then I’m out.

Ask for a box. Throw the meat on the floor under the table and say: “Oops!” Keeping your dinner companions sitting there, starring at a gobbet of flesh, is also jackassery.   You have a duty as the person of action, to make a decision for everyone.  It is your natural right.

...get a to go box?

Always clean your plate, because there are children starving in Africa.

The dumbest Salty Waitress question yet

I came here for this - shit - right - here!

I think the secondary is the gamer’s personal emotional experience of a game. In Sekiro, part of the game loop is finally defeating that tough-as-nails boss and the feelings of accomplishment that comes with it. Players who felt this experience believe this is the proper experience for the game.

That is exactly what their problem is. For whatever reason, a not insignificant chunk of their self-worth is tied up in the ability to see the credits of a video game. And if other people see those credits without suffering as much as they did, they feel it takes away their own “achievement”

People keep asking why this is a thing (others judging how someone plays a game, especially a single player one), and I think the main reason is pretty simple:

It’s because these guys keep trying to find new and backbreaking ways to gatekeep against perceived “fake” gamers.

It’s because gaming has become overrun with “Stop Having Fun” guys.

Another vote for this being “the dumbest place”

This can’t be the Bad Place.

Climate Change is a hoax created by Obama to turn frogs gay

Yeah, my edamame and sweet corn bills will be crushing...

They will never learn but they will no longer have any power either.

If it means they finally see the folly of voting Trump, or they start to see climate change as the threat it is, bankrupt ‘em all to hell I say.

Thanks for your valuable, and friendly, contribution.

“Guy convinces people to share” is a pretty low bar for “miracle.”