thebiglachovsky
TheBigLachovsky
thebiglachovsky

Don’t know what to tell you buddy. If you can’t see how much different it has been for people born in the last 30-40 years as a direct result of the social and tax policies of the generation before, you’re clearly just wanting to lean into dismissing a group of people who is working exceptionally hard to get out of a

Well if the Boomers hadn’t aggressively fought paying basic damn taxes, unlike their parents and their grandparents, then those school loans would have been tiny (you know, like the Boomers got).  

Millennials in [our] home buying years,’

Guys...I don’t want to cause a panic here, but I’m *starting* to think gaming has a male toxicity problem...

You could certainly be confused in fall of 2013. Bill Cosby’s fall from grace happened at the end of 2014 (prompted by a Hannibal Buress clip going viral, of all things). Bill Cosby was still putting out comedy specials at the end of 2013 and generally thought of as an adorable elderly figure, going on the talk show

Immediately when I saw the thumbnail image I straight up almost threw my phone in the air. It’s fucked up as a joke and even more so in the goddamn context.

My best friend is a teacher, and I’ve hung out with him and his teacher pals. It definitely checks out.

I feel like everyone I know who became teachers were the absolute wildest people I knew in college, so this probably checks out.

Final Fantasy wasn’t nearly as appreciated in the West back then, either. For a lot of people (myself included), FF7 was our first experience with the series. So it’s not out of the question that Earthbound 64 could have had the same impact. 

And nitpicking about whether or not one of them actually got to ‘space’, or past the Kármán line, first, ignoring that both billionares were beaten to the punch by Dennis Tito, who bought his way to the ISS back in 2001.

I’m not normally one to knock the writers of this site, I have stupid opinions too, but Eric consistently writes questionable content. It’s getting to the point where I’m going to stop clicking on his articles.

How ever much shade Erik wants to throw on this accomplishment, Virgin Galactic’s ship performed exactly as they planned and expected. In no way did it not achieve what they set out to do yesterday.

But come on, man, Branson’s stunt only barely cleared that.

Why the hate? Someone’s gotta fork over the big bucks if our governments won’t. Let the Bazillionare Space Race commence, and godspeed, I say. We’ll get some actual technological advancements that will further mankind’s journey into the cosmos, while also having a chance to witness some one-percenter explode on

there’s a joke to be made here about how first party nintendo games never go on sale, but this is ridiculous

Does anyone finds these types of speedruns interesting? They just find exploits that others have done and then they combine them to finish the game the fastest.

It makes me sad to see a PS2 sitting on a garbage pile. I was a teenager when they first launched, and it was pretty much impossible to find one. Online ordering wasn’t really a thing back then, so that meant I had to call brick & mortar retail stores every morning asking if they got any. The day somebody finally said

Seriously, the number of prompts you have to go through to get to a friend’s island is nuts, and many of them could easily be put on the same menu as the previous one. Even worse, you’re 90% there but then pick the wrong option and have to do it over again... ugh!

Speaking as someone who programs for a living, as long as the developers did a halfway reasonable job in developing their UI and making it extensible, it shouldn’t take more than a couple of weeks to put together something usable.

Counterargument 1: There’s no point in gameplay if players tune out of it.