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I’m a nurse at a major general hospital. We’ve seen a lot of death and suffering. Talking to fellow nurses, and doctors, the people in our lives “just asking questions” have no interest in listening or believing our stories. I’ve given up on those people, because analyzing past data, you come to the realization: they

Stop “just asking questions” if you won’t listen to the answers.

You’ve basically obtained the knowledge most nft purchasers look away from.

What the fuck even are NFTs?!?! I’ve read a dozen of articles, and the best I can surmise is “You can tell people you own a picture on the internet that everyone can look at”.  What the hell?!!?

This is why I’ve put so much time into Hades. One run takes 20-30 minutes typically. I can knock it out after work but before dinner.

As someone who doesn’t have a ton of time for gaming right now, I’m finding the looping mechanic rewarding as I can hop in for a half an hour or so and make progress, then go do real life stuff, then maybe knock out a level or two before bed. So many immersive sims require a large time commitment to be immersive, but

Also, Strange’s path to victory I imagine included Quill doing precisely that and gumming everything up.

Nah I'm fine.

Who cares about the bunny, Marvin the Martian and his sexy miniskirt have always been the main attraction.

I’m pretty sure Kevin Feige had a Vision.

I hope that one of these days Marvel will take these reviews to heart and finally make the quiet, contemplative film everyone is supposed to be asking for but does not want to see

Only one problem. It never happened. It was a complete fabrication. We lied. 

The NYT, and these parents, need to mind their own fucking business. Whenever I hear parents talking about how their kids need to play less games or spend less time on the computer, THIS is what I think of:

“What are you going to do when you’re married and stressed? Tell your wife that you need to play Xbox?”

Is it 1992 again already?

As a mid-30s guy who played a lot of games, specifically Animal Crossing and its built in sense of virtual community, during all of this to keep sane and in touch with friends and family, this NYT article can kindly fuck off. I’ll keep sussing my 8-year-old nieces and nephews in Among Us from afar on a weekly basis (be

Easy, Xbox 720, Xbox 1080 No Scope, etc., etc.

I think mine is....Jelly comb? Lol. In any event, for $20 it has really good reviews and is probably fine. I’m not running a pacemaker here. 

If you’re not part of their “business,” then I don’t think his advice was meant for you. But it is a nice sentiment.

Yeah he’s clearly not referring to The Emoji Movie.