“BRING ME MY STUNT COCK”

Doesn’t Not Another Teen Movie (rated R) pretty much open with a female masturbation scene?

Black American people*.

Another website pointed out that the cost of the copper used alone would cost more than a PS5 by itself (or maybe it was part of the video that’s just omitted from here? I don’t know, I’m not watching it to find out lol).

Is it just me or does the front of the Rambo look an awful lot like a Pontiac?

It just seems very strange that of all the reboots, remakes, and restarts that have been announced over the past few years, that’s one that didn’t despite a pretty consistent fan base even decades later...and let’s face it, Paramount+ isn’t exactly swimming in new content lol (especially non Star Trek stuff).

Instructions unclear, monkeypox orgy at my house tonight.

Note: I will be dismissing all replies who just bitch about how little influence the public actually has on publicly traded companies and how they act without acknowledging the fact that privately held companies are generally just as bad, if not worse in those same regards.

So let me get this straight, you think removing the public’s ability to directly influence a company and reducing their accountability to both the public and the government would result in better treatment of its employees?

Disney lets kids in 2004 know that they can build a dream girl with just a few keyboard clicks.

Everwild strikes me as one of those games where someone came up with a very loose elevator pitch, got everybody all excited, then they realized they didn’t actually have any idea for a game attached to it and have just been pushing forward without any clear idea of where they’re going with it.

I’d imagine most companies that actually can, do.

That was my immediate thought as well.

Disney didn’t own ABC when ReBoot started, and ABC “cancelled” ReBoot after Disney bought them.

It’s definitely not like, ominously disturbing like many of those movies, but it’s still generally an uncomfortable like “someone actually came up with all this? what the fuck is wrong with John Waters?” kind of disturbing lol.

What I mean is: the combat looks like a lot more like a slower paced NMS than it does an ED dogfight, and outside of that the ship seems largely secondary to just traipsing about groundside in various locales which is pretty much the exact opposite of what ED has offered.

Starfield looks like it’s largely going to be NMS with some AAA graphics and an actual story which is all I personally really expect/want out of the game, but based on everything they’ve shown so far I don’t see it overlapping with ED in most regards outside of a few superficial (and not particularly unique)…

Starfield is a shooter as well as an RPG, and Bethesda has a serious track record in the genre. Case-in-point: Doom.

it still frustrates me that most companies simply use it, much like they do with other celebrations of pride, freedom, etc to push products.