"didn't this come out the year we died?"

"no see that was Age of *Apocalypse*"

the show doesn't really pick up til the planetes start a war with the xindi

even I would never go that far

FF16's sticks out to me because it was a "wow this feels like shit" moment when I got it, but it somehow retroactively made the basic dodge feel worse too

I thought about making him a greyhound or something to fit the aesthetic but honestly it was too much work

For a segment of the population it might be the one day a year where they cook, but for us home chefs it's basically the Superbowl

POV you just got sucked into the Ultima Weapon

I feel like GIMP counts but I’m too scared to find out

She relented when I told her everything above the fold on a google search was an ad, she's had enough bad experiences with clicking on sponsored results to believe it.

It's easier to explain that John Computer is trying to scam her than trying to explain how John Computer isn't actually real.

my mom sincerely asked "why would the computer show it to me if it's not true?" when I told her not to just trust the AI summaries, and I didn't have a good way of explaining it from that perspective.

his brief appearance in Rebels was them trying to bridge the two versions but it made it seem like he was trying a bunch of different voices between trilogies

I like to imagine that they were just a bunch of project managers who had to learn to use lightsabers because of organizational scope creep within the Imperial apparatus

Might be the purest expression of late-90s web aesthetics I've ever seen. The right-click-save-as flame effects, the badly-kerned serif fonts, the drop shadows....

The modern graphic designer can imitate its components, but they would never be able to capture its essence

I just keep thinking of that scene in Air Force One where a toady walks up to negotiate and is immediately shot in the head because he was the nearest hostage

just directly telling voters that we were getting too uppity

Earlier today I saw someone post that this leak was GOP propaganda and we were fools for believing it.

Hopefully they learned from the experience but I'm guessing not.