Agree to disagree. The first movie was a puff piece that accomplished little more than a really expensive and time-consuming commercial for 3D televisions.
Winston Smith
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I thought the current trend was if you’re too embarrassed to admit to being a republican, but too scared to say as much to whichever republican relative holds that influence over your life, you just call yourself a libertarian?
LIFE Domain, no less...
So, what I took from this is that I should wait until it’s been out long enough to get a 50% markdown before purchasing (I am very frugal and prefer only to pay full price on a title I know I’ll be playing for several months).
This is a very important point, IMO. The fact that the developer brand is doing more damage in terms of deterring the game’s retail prospects, than any other factor.
It does sort of feel like this here is the pinnacle of society’s constant obsession with “airbrushing” everything. Only in this case, the airbrushing basically happens on every facet of a person’s life.
However, they DO pay taxes now. Which puts them an important step above the POTUS and numerous other notable industrialists and nepotists...
1. The fact that the statement “Reject hate speech, misinformation, and online negativity” draws an inference of general opposition to Trump should probably say something to people; most notably - his followers.
Madison Cawthorn claimed Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in the Deposition. “It was definitely less than when I was able to produce out of myself before my accident. You know, suffering from a brain injury after the accident definitely – I think it slowed my brain down a little bit. Made me less intelligent. And…
If only we knew then...
Seriously, THIS. I also firmly believe this started with his Mother. Constantly filling his head with delusions of grandeur, depriving him of any realistic assessment of his ability or place in the world.
Does anyone remember watching Idiocracy and being able to laugh at it for its absurdity?
DELUSIONAL narcissism, at that...
Alignments seem to be more and more of a constant source of debate between me and my players lately. I get into these with them quite often. Some of the more common gambits that get thrown at me are like:
Spot on. Spot on.
1984
Orwell, George
Published June 8, 1949
It’s the absolute truth. We’d been playing several original songs for nearly 2 years before our drummer finally said, “Wow, those lyrics are great. What’s this song about?”
Your first paragraph immediately brought to mind that scene in whichever Matrix movie it was, where Keanu gets to that hidden room at the center of the Matrix to find the Architect character waiting there.