Great so we’ve automated self hating gay Calvinists

Great so we’ve automated self hating gay Calvinists

I believe that‘a called crowdsourcing now

Source: am site admin of site (written in Perl, even), first saw that tactic to bypass our captchas in like 2004

I mean yeah it’s a day ending in ‘Y’ and “configuration” is still a synonym for “code” despite how much people want to pretend otherwise

Adventure is other people having a miserable time a long way away, much like many popular MMOs

I am sympathetic to people struggling with dyscalculia and other neurodivergences which keep them from effectively communicating in writing, but this is just one of the most self-entitled people of our times not caring enough about the people receiving his words to do even the most basic editing

His reminds me of my all-time favorite old-timey professional fuck you, which was to postscript a typed letter with the phrase "dictated but not read."

dictated

but not read

"you aren't worth the time it would take for me to read this back"

May everything cost them dear

The only question was whether they got it cheap or got it dear

They were gonna do that regardless of whether you sold your soul or not

(This is actually an accounting principle)

Cash is temporary, values are forever

it's about a guy trying to stop his vampire ex from ending the world and while it kind of does the whole relationship-metaphor thing a bit, it also is very much 100% about stopping your vampire ex from ending the world, like it takes the premise 100% seriously, not tongue in cheek at all.

I think after a decade of like genre-savvy in-on-the-joke winking media I'm very sympathetic to any art that takes its premise extremely seriously and just goes for it.

That’s a fart

Wat

Pokémon has benefited from a couple of unique advantages during its resurgence. One of them, egotistically, was me (if you don’t agree, I hope you’ve enjoyed never seeing a sequel to Detective Pikachu). The other was Kenji’s 25 year plan.

Whoever that was, I remember that the results of that moment, and I’m glad that guy ate grass