Yeah, you really do need to go to places that specialize in accommodating large groups if you’re going to bring a party of eight out for dinner. I used to live overseas, and there were a lot of sit-down restaurants that had special areas with large tables set aside specifically for big parties, because those types of…
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Like, seriously? They allegedly made you wait three hours for three sushi rolls and a bowl of edamame, icing you 100% out of an explanation, and you’re conflicted? Give me a break. Either this story is greatly embellished, or it’s entirely made-up. I don’t think there’s anybody who’d be straddling the fence after that.
No, you’re not an asshole. You just need to realize that other people have valid inquiries and potential complaints about what it would mean for the entire gaming industry to eventually fall under the model you’re looking to support.
...and while there is a huge subsection that cares extraordinarily deeply about the smoothness and technical precision of some games, there are plenty of people out there who really, truly don’t give a shit.
So you admit they’re different situations, and then act surprised that they’re treated differently? Which is it? Either they’re the same thing, and it’s notable for them to have been treated differently, or they’re not the same thing, and the result is entirely unremarkable.
So it would be nice if Uber didn’t last that long.
No. It was supposed to be a viable full-time job, hence the deals it made available for people to finance new vehicles that they’d use as Uber drivers. You don’t finance a new vehicle for use in a “side gig.”
I seriously hope Uber collapses just short of the arrival of the “self-driving vehicle revolution” on which they’ve predicated their long-term success.
I mean, if your point is that the production of the beer should be relevant to the narrative and setting of the show, you should be outraged that Norris isn’t brewing it himself at home in his garage.
The reason I’m looking forward to Season 8 is that I’ll take a bad ending over no ending, but I think any book reader (and even the more astute show-only fans)could tell you that the show has been rushing through, excising, and mergingvarious plot points, arc, and storylines with the grace and subtlety of a coked-up…
So it’s easier for a stable of writers to compose a couple seasons of original TV than it is for a single author to write a many-hundreds-page novel. What a revelation!
I mean, I think more celebrities should do precisely that. But let’s not get it twisted: if Streissand had declined to talk about the subject, she’d have caught shit for that, too. Let’s not pretend that we really want, generally speaking, for celebrities to stay out of shit. What we really want is for them to echo…
“It’s a combination of feelings. I feel bad for the children. I feel bad for him. I blame, I guess, the parents, who would allow their children to sleep with him.”
Yeah, and the thing is, players are so used to seamless control that any amount of stuttering in situations where it shouldn’t reasonably appear is going to generate tons of criticism. I mean, I can’t imagine the battle royale crowd, which has basically turned twitch gaming mainstream, is going to want to deal with…
The problem I have with Stadia is that it seems to be, quite literally, another console. You know, rather than just a PC-based (or whatever) streaming solution. So we’re still going to effectively see the same forces that cause fragmentation via exclusivity, and so on. Developers have to be swayed to take the dive and…
Why do you think I’m criticizing his position?
You are stretching so damned far just to establish the patently absurd idea that police unions unilaterally determine whether their shittiest excesses will be allowed or not. All they can do, like any other union, is make a proposal and agitate for it. If politicians rubber-stamp that shit, it’s on the politicians.…
And we can elect new politicians in their place if we are unhappy about them doing that.
We have less unions than we used to because managers tend to respect their employees more or else the number of unions would have increased.