oh look it’s another trash kotaku article by another trash kotaku writer. 0 effort clickbait as usual. Techlonger did some actual research and put out a really good well balanced article and you...did none of that.
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Consider yourself dusted. I played for probably 20 hours this weekend with my friends. I won't say it was bug-free, but overall had an absolute blast. You can argue semantics about wether it's "out" or not, but people have been playing and loving it for years.
It is out. What it isn’t, is complete. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that either.
I play it almost every day. The new patch introduced some interesting new mechanics. My org enjoys the game and playing with each other. There are a lot of people just like me. I'm sorry you don't enjoy it too.
Agreed. Every question would have been answered and boom no article. Heck a tad bit of research by going to the Dune wiki would have provided the answers needed.
Seconded. All people, everywhere, should read Dune.
The book actually explains this; Jessica realizes that she subconsciously allowed herself to get pregnant as a reaction to the nearly-certain death that hounds them on Arrakis.
I have not read Dune!
He’s definitely old enough to be the father of a teenager. My best friend is 41, and she had her kids at 22.
[Mild spoiler for later in the book/series]
Seems that final line is calling Grimes a prostitute, and not in a “sex work is work” kind of way. I’m trying to think in what way that sentiment would be out of place on an MRA forum, and am coming up empty.
If you legitimately think BK fries are better than Wendy’s, you’re smoking crack. BK fries suck balls.
No inside knowledge from me, but: Wendy’s Fries only exist to be dunked in Frostys and to upsell the superior Baked Potato.
Atheism isn’t a monolithic belief system. There are as many different atheists with different reasons for being atheist as there are religious people touting why their religion is the one true religion.
Atheism is not a religion. We don’t have anti-religious text, anti-religious hymns and prayers and meeting places. We don’t preach or stand on street corners with megaphones and signs, go door-to-door handing out fanzine-style tracts full of misspellings, or proselytize to total strangers.
It’s not a religious belief, it’s the absence of religious belief. As the analogy goes, not collecting stamps isn’t a hobby.
We’ve sort of hit a point in queer discourse where B and P are entirely interchangeable anyhow. That’s not to say there aren’t reams of arguments about that hundreds of forums long, but ask a bi person and a pan person what they’re into, you’re usually gonna get two extremely close answers. I think a lot of people…
As usual, I get chosen last. Me and the fat kid with the unibrow.
I was once charging something to a hotel room, and when the cashier (who was Indian) saw the very Indian name the room was under and I (who am rull white) explained it was my fiancee’s, she started quietly chanting “One of us! One of us!”
More like Tod Browning’s Freaks, whenever I find out someone I like is actually jewish I’m like ONE OF US ONE OF US