

I could see it. The Just Cause games are pretty huge, sometimes for like no reason.


I could see it. The Just Cause games are pretty huge, sometimes for like no reason.
Hell yeah, Italian meat pie.


That sounds like almost an exact description of the first Mario movie.


Sometimes I wish I had that dedication.


I want to like State of Decay, and I do for the most part.
But imo it just feels like “Not-Project Zomboid” if that makes sense. Like it’s almost on par with PZ, but not really. So whenever I play it, I just wanna play Zomboid instead.


It’s like training Batman and then constantly trying to piss him off by attacking his city and family.


With my attention span, it would take me at least three three times as long to read the Microsoft TOS.
Who did they have time this shit? A speed reader?


I’ve been applying and reapplying at places. Haven’t heard a damn peep from anyone.
You go to stores or restaurants or literally any business really, and you see that pretty much every single one of them is short-staffed.
Like I understand why this is, but how do I make the general public understand that the Boss Man just doesn’t give a flying fuck about them or their families, and he doesn’t want to hire you because he’s perfectly happy with the way things are running?


Tbh I am/was a little annoyed by all the artwork and non-photo related posts.
Like it wasn’t bad art or anything, c/pics just doesn’t seem like the right community to be posting grandma quote art.


I blame social media and short form content platforms (YouTube, Instagram and tiktok). They’re the ones who implemented TOS and bots/moderators to remove any comments that people don’t like seeing, and bent over backwards to cater to companies and advertisers who are too prudish to have bad words tied to their products and services.


I’m not saying I’d poison (or want them to be poisoned) my family, but it’s a little disheartening to know that me and my mom, my brother and his family, can barely afford to live when they’re just going on all these world travels, buying whatever they want, doing all these expensive rich person activities like it’s nothing.
They complain about their daughter (my cousin) basically being a 21-year-old toddler because they never took the time to teach her literally any discipline.


On top of that, bullshit “reputation” rules should never exist here.
When I first made my reddit account years ago, I remember being so confused when I couldn’t post more than one comment every 10 minutes (absolute bullshit arbitrary restriction), and when I tried to join a community with “too low karma.” “Oops, you can’t do that cause you’re an unpopular nobody and we don’t want you here… Yet.”
What’s the actual point of holding someone back from joining your online community if they don’t have enough “points” on their comments or posts? It’s just such bullshit imo, and restricts everything an online forum should be.


Or don’t give your money to a corporation that’s going all in on AI and data centers (which will wreak havoc on our already incredibly strained ecosystem).
Not to mention that Geforce Now is a subscription like Game Pass.
The theater chain?!


Probably. Wartime elections and all that.
What are these furry little noodles?


I love my family, but my aunt and uncle have too much money most of the time.
They’re actually planning to go on a two-week Mediterranean cruise this summer. And my aunt is going to France at some point for an art study thing, and then she’s just gonna hang out for an extra week by herself. Then my uncle owns a sailboat, and is regularly buying/paying for stuff for it, like a $20,000 engine overhaul, or an $800 custom welded part.
My aunt, cousin and I all love Legos. We love building them and playing with them and looking at all the details and things. Yet my aunt is weird about dropping more than $100 on a set at one time, even for something like a birthday or other occasion. It’s a weird dichotomy.
Well actually they go to the rich to keep them rich