Y’all have addiction problems if you’re playing so many games that you can’t remember how they work.
See I’m a game addict but have a solution: I pick one game a year, and play it 3 days straight with minimal sleep, and a decent trainer to skip the grindey parts.
By day 3 - BOOM - my desire to play or even finish the game is gone. I don’t even know how Tsushima ends, nor do I want to. I came for the Kurosawa kick and I got it. Now back to life
It’s not just the kids, it’s the adults too - everyone’s encouraged to be outdoors after sundown, the streets are buzzing with excitement
“Were you staring at my arse just now? It feels warm.”
I want to see the US during halloween. It must be so insane and so weirdly wholesome.
What other holiday actually builds community trust than halloween? Best way to meet all your neighbours
GENTLEMAN, THIS IS DEMOCRACY MANIFEST


Stand and fight for your ideals, or opportunistically profit off the interim confusion, whilst washing your hands of any culpability. I know who you are Switzerland, and you’re very rich and pretty


glad we’re in mutual agreement on who you are!


Switzerland during WW2, defending their neutrality. I want my cake and I want to eat it too.
Worked for them too, came out better than everyone else. How nice for them
What an interesting comment! You might be right indeed that the internet is dead, full of bots, and decaying. Let’s explore these themes individually: first, …
“And so it goes”


hug a family of horses? oh it’s up there


I’d just go out to a pub every day and night, and just drink. What else are you gonna do


kuss muh, yah foohl!


Yep, people respond to conviction of speech even if what they’re saying is unverifiable nonsense.
*looks you dead in the eye*
I’m certain the topic of your speech was secondary to the mood


The romans had circuitry. Maybe not electric powered, but water powered? Oh you bet. If they could rig up an entire senate to rotate like a lazy suzan by manufacturing ball bearings and hooking it up to advanced gearing powered by a river…?
Plus they knew how to work with lead metal, so other conductive metals werent completely out of reach, and they were masters of mass-scale uniform production. Their road structures and aquaducts barely even scratch the surface of what their engineers could do


heh.


It’s a tax on the present to support the future
Yea but what does a mayonaise clinic know about sprite
Yeah they did, they learned that the public outrage will last a few weeks at best