As opposed to the sixties when there was still a stigma around the Internet, so people didn't use it as much. : D
Gary Larson and Nick Park (Wallace and Gromit) both give people butt holes (or suction cups) for mouths when they make an "ooo" sound.
After experiencing Rimworld communities, I learned to be extra careful of where things are posted.
Everyone keeps telling me both sides aren't the same, but look -- they're even wearing the same color suit and tie!
Have you ever read one of my favorite books: Project Hail Mary? No? It's about... uhh... a guy waking up and... hearing a voice. That happens on the first page, and... anything else would be a spoiler.
Buddy, have you ever seen The Princess Bride? It's about a guy who reads a book to his grandson.
Hey man, lemme tell you about this game Portal: someone belittles you while you shoot a gun that doesn't even kill people.
Or do what I do, and downplay it. Sure, nobody ever takes my "suggestions", but at least they're never disappointed!
I got this game during a similar sale a while ago (maybe I got it on Nintendo Switch?). It was well worth that price. Even with my backlog of other games, this would have been worth $5 or so. Not too long or too difficult. Cool story, animation, and voice acting.
The duality of man:
A: Something exists, but I can't describe it and neither can anyone else? Sure thing, buddy.
B: I'm going to save this quote for next time I'm feeling down.
I wish every meme was immortalized like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvB8z6SWKGY
I was going to complain about those numbers not being linear... but they are in a line, so I must be mistaken.
Likewise, who would remember to rotate their tires without a handy time-keeping book? And who would remember to look at it every month without an incentive? Clearly, the supermodel calendar is a very tire-centric design.
I agree 99%. I just wouldn't describe the Mistborn series as fun. (I'd say the first first 3 Mistborn books are among his more depressing books. I still recommend them because they are great in other ways.)
Because there’s less gravity on the moon, time there moves a tad more quickly – 58.7 microseconds every day – compared to on Earth.
Okay, that's even cooler than I thought.
Why do you want me to do that? My opinion is boring. Can't I just lurk like usual?