Where could Subway reasonably grow in the U.S., though? I’ve been in or through some towns that were small enough that they didn’t have a grocery store or pretty much any other sort of retail establishment, but they almost all had a Subway. It’s hard to imagine there are many places with a large enough population in…

In a lot of ways, it’s both easier and harder - the increased freedom means you can get yourself into bad situations by pushing at the edges, but it also means you generally have ways to get stronger to alleviate the harder fights. If I found a particular boss especially brutal, is that because it’s actually hard, or…

That’s how I felt too...can’t say exactly why, but I started watching it and the idea of going back to it feels like a chore.

... you ever get the feeling that “below expectations” involves the same kind of magical math that makes the most successful films of all time never be profitable, except for the fact that all the suits get all the money from them?

I don’t ask for much, universe, but please: Keep Cavill away from NFTs. 

I think it just has more to do with the fact that people didn’t like it. Every time I looked into the discussion section for an episode recap (or looked at the ongoing thread for it on a message board I go to) there weren’t many comments and over half of those were negative.  The mention of audience drop-off kinda…

It’s like calling a Boston Crab the Lion Tamer.

When you are a uniformed body, you are only as good as your worst member.

Are the cops in Canada the same as the cops in the US? By which I mean most refuse to carry out orders of the government, including their own chiefs, related to covid/racial issues and publicly started taking orders from their unions?

Someone involved with Bitcoin is a shitty worthless individual? Hang on, let me get my shocked face ready.

In the criminal justice system, culinary based
offenses are considered especially tasteless.
In Washington DC, the dedicated Potagers who
investigate these non-delicious consommés are
members of a kosher squad known as
The Gazpacho Unit.  These are their recipes.

I’d probably pad out the village portion to make the first encounters with the chainsaw enemies more impactful. Maybe even tie them into being early Regenerator experiments so that the first chainsaw guy keeps coming back after being dead for a while all the way up to Del Lago, where he’d get eaten and lose the…

I mean they did make a pretty good Jackass video game that one time.

A woman I sued to know used to keep nuts in her car and feed the crows, and they would follow her when she would do errands, and sometimes see “new” crows and feed them, but I’m pretty sure they were the same crows, following her around and getting fed twice.

I’m pretty sure they taste of spite and hate.

My first thought for an edible NFT is:

Maybe because being politely outraged didn’t fucking do anything and the world is being literally ruined for every creature but, possibly, ourselves? We’re going to literally drown millions, if not billions of people or at least their former habitats, because we were politely objecting to bad policies in the 20th…

Beyond the (multitude!) of issues with NFTs I think part of the reason why it makes people angry with rage is the interactions it brings with it. Merely mention NFTs in any context some places and you’re flooded with bots promoting whatever scam. Every creator gets spammed by NFT bros trying to convince them to join…

Ah, since it’s the age of the machine it dictates the shape. I was about to post “I get both those shapes here in SoCal, it just depends on the brand”.

See, this is where I have a problem: Cause I get it, people want their freedom and think that being hospitalized or ending up dead is better than not getting a shot.