I sometimes worry that too many people think being a good critic means being a self-righteous dick about every little thing and I think far too many miss the point that you can't critique anything if you don't know how to love something.
Deeeeeeep pull
I’ve seen him from time to time and he entertains me, yes
No stakes for me, thanks!
Watching Gameswipe for Adaptation Decay has me extremely cranky about games criticism that is concerned solely with superficial details about a game’s subject matter.
I blocked out the poster’s name as a courtesy, but this is not a shining example of games criticism to me
sometimes I think about these posts and get so angry I have to go outside
Chili Lime pepitas, take me home
lmao I have all of my cell phones from high school and college and it’s like having old dynamite in my house
That is a concoction conceived in the same way a Lovecraftian horror is described: as a dreadful chimera made up of the worst parts of terrible things
Espresso Proteani
The absolute last thing I need is to broaden my shoulders.
It just does that
I blurt laughed when I saw it in the camera
Look at this.
I need to schedule a haircut. The length and sprawl of it is getting to be a lot.
I looked up a video but the lock was simple enough that Oblivion’s lock picking game prepared me for it.
Gender affirming skill: Like the heroines of Resident Evil, I have mastered the art of unlocking*
* I lost the key for my filing cabinet in the move and had to order some picks and learn to use them to open it
Turns out it was a weird failed delivery on some cat litter that ended up being delivered anyway? It’s unclear, but I’m satisfied with the answer insofar as I owe no money.
Neither do I. And nobody who was just slipping things into my mailbox would have the information that's on this form.
Maybe someone here can help me out. I received a notice in my mailbox that the USPS could not deliver an Amazon package because there's $125 in postage due. This package could not be something I ordered. Amazon's customer service is less than useless. Before I go to the Post Office, what gives?
His answer would be the same as always: "We'll never take anything off of the table." And it will have nothing to do with what he's actually going to do.
military situations interact with his "like we've never seen before" speech macro in a really funny way. We're the only country that's ever nuked another country. You gonna top that, big man?
Jerry Horne’s hyperfixations fuel me.
My dude’s auditioning for the live action adaptation of “Guess Who?”
“Linguo… dead?”
“Linguo IS dead.”
The GBA e-Reader was so neat. Swiping cards to play NES games or add levels to Super Mario Bros. 3 felt like the future. And it was, since it predated the common idea of DLC.
I’m not being parasocial. All that’s happening is that my sense of wellbeing is tied to the fates of the transes in my phone who I’ve never met.
Every path out of this passes through clearly seeing and naming the problem, repeatedly.
The kinds of things you’re saying bolster me.
