I thought it was a “all the good ones are taken” post

Sony isn’t stuck doing remasters, they’re choosing to do remasters

And then shut them down

AI

Why bother to pay if you’re just going to get ads anyway

It’d be hilarious if a bunch of people got food poisoning

I was working for a company that was renovating and upgrading the water filtration system in the ass end of nowhere and we had some official show up to ask us what we were doing b/c someone called us in thinking we were terrorists sabotaging the water system.

Wheel of Time

Wipes clog up American plumbing also. They make giant fatbergs that workers have to go in and tear apart to unblock the sewers.

Is it her choice or is she forced to wear that? Middle eastern religions force women to wear that, which is why people are against it

Thats cool, but why would I want to move to a shithole like Texas?

Tad Williams did a decent job in “War of the flowers” There was tech comparable to early 2000’s (smartphones, electricity, cars, etc) but was powered by magic, and magic itself was still capable of being used.

I’m honestly surprised they use Bluetooth for profiles. I figured it would scan your asshole and use that as a biometric like your retina.

Businesses will round up in both cases

My favorite firefighter fact is that they will straight up use their trucks to shove cop cars out of the way, and if they get smashed to shot, oh well.

There’s no such thing as a backdoor, a backdoor is a front door.

Now we have beige flags? Soon there’ll be burnt umber, fuscia, striped, herringbone, and eventually they’ll have gone to plaid.

I love that mechanic. It forces the players movement to be more strategic while ramping up the tension. “I have to look away to get around this obstacle, can I do it quick? How close will it be when I look back?” Then you get stuck on something and it’s like “shitshitshit”

Remove the dinosaurs stuck in old patterns and ways of doing things. Pelosi and Schumer jump immediately to mind.

If we do then Trump needs to start showing his