They fuel their own demise.

The first STALKER obviously has a few creepy minimalist bunkers with weird occupants, but the part of the game that made me really nervous was right at the end when you enter the power station and a booming Russian voice speaks in your head. I think it worked so well because I had absolutely no idea what the voice was…

NOT THE MOMMA, NOT THE MOMMA, NOT THE MOMMA!

Hey she’s not entirely wrong. Everyone alive today definitely didn’t die.

To protect their investment. To protect their investment. To protect their investment. To protect their investment. Their investment. Their investment.
Their investment. Their investment. Their investment. Their investment.

A “conservative stamp on history” is clever wording, they can all own this shit.

“no longer the stupid person”

You work for Daily Caller? There’s no framing that in a way that isn’t stupid.

“Only god has the right to grant people rights, so the president believes that such rights aren’t the purview of government. He’s also banning joy, thank you, no more questions.”

I’ll have you know I have lost my shit over many items of fast food, listeria is quite the ride.

Sounds to me like stock photo libraries just became an infinite source of coupons! ....for a shit restaurant

Everyone on Fox Business looks like they just got caught by a nuclear blast and haven’t yet noticed that their entire bodies are made of dust.

Pattern recognition tells me he is smiling, but the more I look at the individual parts of his face, the more I refuse to believe it. His mouth is in a solid frown... what the hell is happening?

It is my favorite episode.

“So it wasn’t Dwight after all, looks like I am the killer. You never expect yourself to be the killer. It’s a great twist. Great twist.”

The situation is indeed bleak, and you have every right to give up, but passing your own pessimism onto others is a choice you make alone.

Reminds me of the weird direct to dvd sequels of Jarhead that turn the franchise into the thing the original movie was deliberately trying to avoid.

I have never fully understood why companies choose to dive into competition with established behemoths in this way. I mean I am sure there is some logic to it, but surely those customers have already found what they like?

There were so many MMOs that came out in the first decade of World of Warcraft, all trying to…

Even Trump’s White House Herbaburberpalooza didn’t cost 27 thousand dollars!

He’s been keeping Kushner close for this exact reason.

Oh, I don’t think anything like that happens?

The part I mentioned was in AC: Origins, there are quests involving Bayek’s wife Aya. In the present day, Layla discovers Aya’s mummified body in the tomb she is hiding in. She takes a DNA sample from the body and uses it to access Aya’s memories.

The DNA used in Odyssey comes from the handle of the spear, not a descendent. In Origins, it was established that the new Animus tech can take magic DNA samples on the fly.

At one point you take a sample directly from a mummy.