I used to rent a house in the middle of Los Angeles that had a fallout shelter in the backyard. That’s some wishful thinking! It was a musty concrete box buried just inches below the ground about the size of a bread truck that you got to by climbing down a rickety ladder. It also had a wooden hatch because we all know…
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And as tragic as it was, I am of the opinion that if the world hadn’t seen the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there would have been a much bigger nuclear exchange later on. Actually seeing two cities get destroyed and the terrible aftermath definitely had an effect on future leaders.
Dude. Lighten up.
I’ve never seen Anchorman and I think you might not have noticed that my post was the opposite of serious.
That escalated quickly...
Stop making excuses for Jared Leto! There is no excuse for Jared Leto!
The most appalling part is Jared Leto’s spelling. “Gun’s?” Really?
And that the Japanese version of the Zelda board game was way better than the North American one?
The Series 2 and later Aston Martin Lagondas were not only weird and out of place on the outside with their wedge-shaped design, but also oddly space-like on the inside. Seriously, the interior looks straight out of Star Trek. Too bad the Lagonda’s faulty electronics couldn’t keep up, and nor could its potential…
I love you.
Most Europeans consider WWII another one the Americans got in late...
You couldn’t handle more Jimmy.
Back in the 90s when I worked in a video arcade, our boss made us cram the stuffed animals into the claw machines as tightly as possible ensuring that you pretty much never won any prizes.
Right. It’s the inland areas that surprised me.
Does it? I’m honestly amazed there’s anywhere in SoCal, even in the middle of nowhere desert, where it’s cheaper to buy than rent.
No it doesn’t. It has a ton of game jam games, almost none of which are found on Steam. In fact, the vast majority of games on Itch are not available on Steam and might never be available on Steam for various reasons, mainly based on Steam’s own requirements.
I certainly don’t see a lot of “this was created during a 48 hour game jam” type of stuff on Steam and some of those games can be a lot of fun, but you won’t get to play them if you don’t know where to look.
Because competition is healthy and monopolies aren’t?
There was a designated ‘bad guy’ in WWI? Which guy was the bad one?