Don't just form the union, make it work for you. You don't just form a union and magically everything gets better with no more effort on your part. You have to be active and determined otherwise the union just becomes another bureaucratic mess looking to use you for their own gain.
Sure, if only look at that one thing and go to zero lengths to understand context.
Things aren't misleading just because you want every detail spooned to you.
Yes, it was made clear that bad book make do bad thing... but in the most heavy-handed irredeemable way possible.
Unless they use a multiverse Wanda, she's a mass murderer. Blaming it on a book doesn't change that.
It's a job creator, so in effect it makes money.
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But they made their bread with nonsense, though! It was absurdism at it's finest.
Yeah, clearly the US has little to no influence on the world at large, who are they kidding? What a bunch of losers.
If you assume failure at the outset, you guarantee it.
There was a ton of depth to it until they decided there wasn't.
It wasn't always good, and some of it was downright awful, but it's not like it was just a few movies and a TV show.
Nothing more mature than putting down others to try and make yourself look better.
Ah, so might as well just revel in it instead of doing something to make the world a better place in the mean time.
Stop focusing so much on what you can't change, and how horrible it is for you, and focus on what you can.
Ah yes, reasonably functioning... by lying your ass off so as to please those around you. Totally healthy and reasonable.
Open world game with a thousand collectibles and super-generic gameplay.
Meh. If life weren't so focused on material gains and losses, I wouldn't need to.
It would also mean potential losses for the distributors, as people are (supposedly) less likely to buy directly for them.
So, again, the problem isn't the media, it's the distributors.
There’s more to a PC than a CPU and GPU. Those of you giving me only those 2 that make up more than half of the $700 are kind of reinforcing my point.
Yes, but they do tend to cost the most.