“The big top got a little smaller today, and the world got a little less fun.” - Monseñor

I’m pretty surprised I haven’t seen a single “it’s always morally correct to pirate from Nintendo” comment on any of these Palworld articles yet.

You’d think you could look around and see the amount of “clone” games out there, let alone games that have similar characters, and make an educated guess that nothing is going to come from it except a month of content/conversation.

We’ll see, though. 

I was just listening to “Too Much is Never Enough” again the other day, and I was thinking how much they really make the interpersonal relationships in this game the star of the show.

That’s a super question. 

Why is that wild?

That’s about it.

Seems like that’s a big audience to ignore, but also a big discussion that needs to be had. 

Yeah, we have a word for it; and it may be inaccurate, but it works. 

My question is who do we dress as when we storm the ships and throw the foam into the harbor?

So far you get the award for most misread comment I’ve seen this year, but it is only January.

Yeah. I think you can get them at grocery stores now, too.

I spent an entire summer working in a kitchen wondering if my face was going to get blown off because the owners of the restaurant wouldn’t fix the fryers that would periodically sound like a jet preparing for takeoff before violently belching fire out of the back vents.

Broken freezers. Grills that didn’t work on one…

I know I took a nap when I got home. I think I had to work that night.

I ended up returning the PS3 because there was nothing on it I wanted to play and getting an Xbox 360 instead. 

I’m aware. It’s crazy. 

This is some first-class necromancy here.

We know exactly what that reason is. 

It all started with Quiznos and the “sponge monkeys,” but only a few of us saw what was happening.

Now the Internet is creating reality. It’s how the machines will win. 

The media is too busy writing about who is sticking out their gyatt for the rizzler to ask the real questions like this.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Of course you aren’t.

This is where I’m at.

I’m in my mid-’40s and pretty much enjoyed my hobbies and interests in media in a vacuum until about 15 years ago I poked around in various fandoms on the Internet.

I’ve decided it is better to enjoy my hobbies and interests in media alone, because fandoms seem to be full of people who either…