Further proof that orcs are actually the smartest, as they are the only ones not falling for 1000+ hour obsession games.
Orcocracy
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How can one be a fan of a game that is yet to come out?
I think musical instruments are works of art in and of themselves.
I hated the brown period when we were in it and I still hate it now.
Calling a toff club a “frat” sounds weird. It would be like if John Cena started talking about opening up the bonnet of his car.
The person leading the entertainment break in the middle of a recent American football championship match, I think. I’m not exactly sure either.
The ‘mechanics’ of notifications, infinite scroll, public by default, algorithmic sorting, etc all carried everywhere on a rather large mobile device are all quite problematic. Social media without all of this would be far less addictive for most people, both children and adults included.
Nobody can prove you wrong (or right) about “some things” not working. What things?
The third one down in the rightmost column would make a good email app icon.
There’s loads of spec-fic and comics etc from both during and after the Cold War about what if the US loses/lost the Cold War illustrated with the Statue of Liberty having the torch replaced with a hammer and sickle or the book she’s holding is changed to be a copy of Quotations from Chairman Mao or whatever. Just do that.
If you value your time you should switch to Linux. Yes there’s a brief adjustment period, but especially now, that period is very short and well worth the initial effort. It’s not 2005 anymore, Linux has less jank than Windows or Mac OS now.
Curious or interested, sure. But a fan? No, that’s terribly depressing. All anyone outside of the studio has witnessed so far is an advertising campaign. There’s nothing wrong with being a fan of things, but someone being a fan of this is just someone being manipulated by marketing.