Listen. The time will come when it is necessary. Like a Tiger Cub or Baby Alligator, they were cute when they were little, and you'll have forged a special bond with yours, but make no mistake they grow up, and they kill.
Yeah i think I didnt make it clear enough. The actual pandemic part was bad. People dying was bad. I havent lived through a different voluntary shutdown of society to use as an example instead.
I admit I have a pretty juvenile understanding of economics. I meant the sewers still worked, the health care system mostly still worked even while overrun, trains still ran fine, food and supplies stabilised after the original panic-buying fuckup.
The fact that I personally didnt die was a bonus I'll grant you that.
Remember when covid happened and everyone had to stop working? Well not everyone, just everyone with bullshit jobs.
Everything was basically fine. The only real problems as far as i could tell were that we all thought we were going to die and were scared to go near our grandparents incase we killed them, and some lines stopped going up.
I wish we could do it again, share the "real jobs" out amongst everyone so we only had to work a couple days a week, only this time we can also not be terrified of apocalypse-movie scale of death.
Might be the perfect time to take up drawing. I gave up early as a kid because people kept looking at what I was drawing and then telling me how shit it is and how shit I am and why am I bothering when im so shit.
With the rise of AI, even shitty drawings can get good responses online because at least a real human tried.
If its a game that appears on gamepass I probably feature in those stats. I dont have the time/attention span for a big epic game any more, so I'll play it for a little while and when its obvious the scope is outside of my capabilities I just drop it. RDR2 I dropped as soon as I got past the prologue and into the camp. It showed me the size of the map, and then all the little fetch quests you'd need to reshoe your horse, and you need to keep your camp stocked with food, and I just said nope.
I'll also drop games if they don't feel "unique" enough. This is pretty subjective and open to hypocrisy on my part. I gave up on Hogwarts Legacy after the first fight. I was excited for Bully or Skool Daze in a magical world, but it was just assassin's creed with magic wands.
Buckle up bud, its gonna get a lot more activity when its actually out. Every single blade of grass will have its own 45 minute video dissertation. It will appear on the homepage of every single content-based website whether you like it or not for at least 5 years.
My phone has replaced basically every content machine in my vicinity. I'm not buying a shower radio when I have a phone
What fresh hell is this?
No unity. No strength. No true scotsman.
Fight, fuckos, Fight!
Listen. The time will come when it is necessary. Like a Tiger Cub or Baby Alligator, they were cute when they were little, and you'll have forged a special bond with yours, but make no mistake they grow up, and they kill.
Yeah i think I didnt make it clear enough. The actual pandemic part was bad. People dying was bad. I havent lived through a different voluntary shutdown of society to use as an example instead.
I admit I have a pretty juvenile understanding of economics. I meant the sewers still worked, the health care system mostly still worked even while overrun, trains still ran fine, food and supplies stabilised after the original panic-buying fuckup.
The fact that I personally didnt die was a bonus I'll grant you that.
Remember when covid happened and everyone had to stop working? Well not everyone, just everyone with bullshit jobs.
Everything was basically fine. The only real problems as far as i could tell were that we all thought we were going to die and were scared to go near our grandparents incase we killed them, and some lines stopped going up.
I wish we could do it again, share the "real jobs" out amongst everyone so we only had to work a couple days a week, only this time we can also not be terrified of apocalypse-movie scale of death.
This isnt the first time you've done this
Might be the perfect time to take up drawing. I gave up early as a kid because people kept looking at what I was drawing and then telling me how shit it is and how shit I am and why am I bothering when im so shit.
With the rise of AI, even shitty drawings can get good responses online because at least a real human tried.
If its a game that appears on gamepass I probably feature in those stats. I dont have the time/attention span for a big epic game any more, so I'll play it for a little while and when its obvious the scope is outside of my capabilities I just drop it. RDR2 I dropped as soon as I got past the prologue and into the camp. It showed me the size of the map, and then all the little fetch quests you'd need to reshoe your horse, and you need to keep your camp stocked with food, and I just said nope.
I'll also drop games if they don't feel "unique" enough. This is pretty subjective and open to hypocrisy on my part. I gave up on Hogwarts Legacy after the first fight. I was excited for Bully or Skool Daze in a magical world, but it was just assassin's creed with magic wands.
Buckle up bud, its gonna get a lot more activity when its actually out. Every single blade of grass will have its own 45 minute video dissertation. It will appear on the homepage of every single content-based website whether you like it or not for at least 5 years.
I think hes asking the question again, not saying you stopped and then started again.
Ab Hoc Possum Videre Domum Tuum - "I Can See Your House From Here".
Please be a natural formation
It looks like a babies.
Apt, but still gross.
That phone is fucking jacked
Sincerely want to see this on TV now.
https://youtu.be/z6iUOMNSxU0?is
Stick this on the rotation if you're ever drugging out with some pals. See how long it takes someone to notice.
Loreal stealth marketing.
Dont fall for it.
I mean i just did. But dont you.