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Your dog is concerned about you because although you’ve been staring intently at your laptop and pawing at it for several hours you haven’t caught a single squirrel.
Breaking a promise to your dog.
Stepping on a wild flower,
Folding a shirt poorly.
[ moral weight: small but insistent ]
Fallout 3 ruined gaming. There was a massively cynical vibe shift after that, everything became bloated and half-baked. Storylines became unserious afterthoughts - quantity over quality and content over mechanics.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Man in Black fleeing across a good-sized desert must be in want of a Gunslinger following him.
Mow the edge of your neighbor’s lawn a little more every week to colonize it and share the Light of Christ.
When Robert Eggars’ Werwulf comes out this Christmas, I bet a bunch of nostalgia accounts are going to start posting clips from The Wolfman (2010) and pretending like it’s a misunderstood classic.
When you ask to speak to a "representative" at Torchy's Tacos they send you to a better-sounding robot.
Try calling them and placing an order - it fooled me for about 10 seconds until it started being oddly exact with details. This bullshit is the future of customer service.
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Replying to @ZyMazza
The intake form in medical facilities is about 70% marketing data collection.
They realized people will just fill anything out assuming it's medically important.
There are two wolves and they wander into my office around 3pm and vocally try to convince me to get off the computer and come play with them.
This is a pretty miraculous development in the history of human/wolf relations. One which we should not take lightly.
Game balance is the most overhyped concept in entertainment.
Competitive PvP games have ruined the thrill of discovery; the chaos and vividness of the creator's imagination relentlessly optimized away.











