Invisible Monsters (1999)

I generally go with things that are so big as to be inescapable (Barbenheimer), old enough to be universally known (The Matrix), or things that I I know most of them won’t get without some Googling and I’m fine with that (Little Shop of Horrors)

Every law professor ever.

See if you can spot the control questions and answer them “correctly.”

It’s hard for me to see how the organization can make the agreement confidential as against someone who declines to sign it and doesn’t already have an NDA in place with them.

Exactly. There are companies that I think blur this line much much more than Valve does here.

I think the idea of this prong the reverse: *players* invest based on an expectation of profit based on *Valve’s* efforts. (If I were pushing back on the argument I would say that the expectation isn’t reasonable in this gaming context.)

Schacht was just looping the d in mail fraud when Jim Troeltsch's pseudo-radio program, backed by its eustacian-crumpling operatic soundtrack, came over West House's E.T.A.-intercom speaker up over the classroom clock.

Fae licenses are open but non-free. They come with the most amazing and consequential conditions, and no remedial opportunity to cure violations.