I mean I think it happened to all of us. I used to cycle 30km a day before COVID, and then once work became fully remote, I just started hibernating for winter and never stopped.
Also a fat bastard, but I live in the hope that it's nothing that a gym can't fix. Here's to 2026, friend!
*pounds on door*
Come on, pay up!
I'm setting a different scene to fit a more emotionally charged narrative in my head. If you have a problem with that, then stay out of my head. Or at least pay rent.
I agree completely
If the developers who made the work are not being compensated properly and the publishers are charging predatory rates, then pirate away.
If the publishers themselves who have more than the means to actually pay the residuals for the work, are they themselves pirating, and then reselling the product? Up to you where your moral compass is on that.
Cost to setup and then compete, you have to make concessions if you've dismantled your entire manufacturing capacity decades ago.
That being said, this is all smoke and mirrors: they could easily pay for the new drugs without having to cut services. When it comes to war, the government is more than happy to pull out a blank chequebook.
Woah, I always forget that art is an incremental refinement process, and love seeing the early concept sketched raw. The final piece is amazing btw
Jar-jar:
The art of shitposting isa simple
First yousa take a shitshit
Then yousa doodoos a postpost
"A couple of sandbags and you'll be fine!"
Really are, worth every penny and then some. But I just can't forgive them for the shoddy job they did plowing the bushes in the front garden.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Norrington
Who the hell is this guy, even?
which is why its important to let people coast in their careers like we were allowed to up until recently
You shouldn't have to constantly take on new and difficult projects at once just to stay afloat, it should genuinely be enough to punch in, do a single task, punch out after a certain age.