Bbbut then the states nobody lives in won't be disproportionately weighted! That's like telling all the half million residents of Wyoming that they aren't as important as 39 million Californians! It's unfair!
Bbbut then the states nobody lives in won't be disproportionately weighted! That's like telling all the half million residents of Wyoming that they aren't as important as 39 million Californians! It's unfair!
Holy shit
I have to say, I have some degree of respect for the hucksters managing to fleece a couple different kinds of rube at the same time. Any jackass can sell Apocalypse Powder, The Powder You Need In The Apocalypse, but it takes a little bit of talent to also market it as Eat Powder Love or whatever at the same time.
I'm gonna be all on that Nier: Automata this weekend. I popped the cork on it today and the first hour or so was the most out-and-out entertained I've felt in some time. Without giving anything away, because it's really all about the surprise, it's got this joyous, "oh god what's gonna top that nonsense" pacing that…
The kids these days suck though
Good for him. It's going to be a very boring thing, but it's a thing that we're going to need for a while.
It's one of those super zeitgeisty things where it's going to be dead before too long, and friends who didn't even own computers until recently are playing it, so I felt I kind of had to jump in. It's been good
It's definitely not my game of the year or anything (Prey so far), but I've had a lot of fun playing some of that Battlegrounds game with some friends. For the unfamiliar, it's a really straightforward Battle Royale setup. 100 players parachute onto a very very large map from the same plane flying a randomized path…
If I understand correctly, it was a sequel to a different game called Prey that has nothing to do with this Prey.
Super dumb people seem to be really into the "it's a clown but a skeleton instead of a guy"-level stuff, this is just that with a shirt on.
I think that's intentional. The muddier the language gets, the harder it is to actually get ideas across, the easier it is for the people who aren't worried about ideas to do their stuff.
What it is with people and this weird need to make children's stuff all fucked up? It's like when a middle schooler doesn't want to be seen with his mom because he's embarrassed to be a kid, except with full grown men
I was for a long time and there's still a bunch of stuff I don't like, but if you can sense that you're in good hands, try something you don't like. I figured out a lot of stuff I thought I hated, I'd just had really bad versions of.
I'm in the northwest and it's pretty hard to find, I've only had a couple versions.
Yeah a cubano without pickles is just a fucked up pile of meat
I haven't even read that one, but I believe you. The main dude that runs the site seems not only able but also willing to say some extremely unpopular shit, which is what I want from any review outlet covering anything.
You have got to get into pickles. It took me most of my life to get here, but that pickle and yellow mustard (which I also hated forever) interplay is a powerful, powerful thing that works with a lot of American foods.
I'm gonna side with the abstract concept of expecting the bare minimum and say fuck em both, but the one dumbass is clearly the bigger dumbass than the other dumbass in this specific instance
That's what everyone was saying about that dude from twilight back when that was a guy to make fun of. Homeboy is perpetually five or ten years behind the culture. I haven't seen anybody say anything about hello kitty in quite a while either, it's like a rural dad trying to act like he's with it but everything takes…
Some opinions aren't as good as other opinions, everyone knows this.