I'm pretty sure this is what my internal monologue is for…?

aw fuck. that would've been amazing.

I should probably get around to watching the original Mad Max movies at some point…

it's pretty impressive tech. surprised that Peavey's (VERY affordable) iteration of the technology, as licensed from… that company I can't remember the name of right now… didn't take off a bit more.

Jesus.

sounds like a recipe for cognitive whiplash more than anything else…

oh, this is too good. what was the gist of this? (or jizz-t, if you prefer)

did they have a reasonably interesting content hit to miss ratio at one point?

this reminds me that I really need to actually finish the MGS playthrough I started last summer. always wanted to get into that bonkers franchise but never got around to it, as I never had a playstation

it's a website with experimental browser games.

rifles? RIFLES?

it kinda annoys me that you can't disable the tablet portion on the Wii U when watching Netflix.

not to mention the massive security implications.

that level of snark might make me able to give a shit about sports. impressive!

I don't understand why it even exists. there can't possibly be a valid business model behind this in any way…

I don't understand why companies do that sort of thing… is it an attempt to control the entire market by owning all major competitor or competitor adjacent services?

my favourite part about the markets are always right thing is… if tomorrow, a perfect world version of libertarianism were to suddenly be enacted, it would largely benefit those who have already amassed a huge amount of resources (or at least to a relative point of self sufficiency)

I had to look this up. was not disappointed

ehh, I only confused it insofar as thinking I ended up on Garfield related blog pages that analyzed or deconstructed the comic strip.

that would've just been ripping off Moon then… I like that movie, but it doesn't need to be ripped off.