republicans have the right to be furious about things that aren't happening, it's in the Constitution

but you are supposed to remove tumors, not give them their own section of the body

the bread knife is also really good for slicing tomatoes

hth

Seems about right.

Thing is, I actually like OW2's core gameplay more than OW1. I can't say it's necessarily better than OW1 would have been if they hadn't abandoned it for years to (fail to) build OW2's PVE, but so it goes.

But I reinstalled just to see if I'd want to try with the new Invasion content, and here's the thing:

I played about 5 rounds of QP. They were all horribly mismatched in terms of skill level, and I enjoyed 0 of them. So the idea of grinding through a new battle pass, although liking the RoboAna mythic skin, was a nonstarter even before talking about how crowded a launch season this is. Like even if I wanted to, I don't have time for this battle pass.

And then the new PvE content? I mean maybe it's good, but nothing about any of the PvE they've released in the past would support that. It's been consistently mediocre IMO, so I dunno why I'd suddenly want to pay for the privilege.

I'm annoyed that I have about 2000 coins I'm never going to use (love that I can't use them to buy the invasion bundle just to screw around with the new stuff), but I think it's time to give up and move on.

yep - came here to see Larian praise, stepped in the usual conservative dog shit

oh well

You also most likely don't get paid more for being more productive.

yes, this is cowabunga with me, fellow youths

the added context of the US map gives it some utility that a pie chart, which is just straight trash, does not have

a bar graph or even just a table would convey similar information more precisely and usefully, but if your only goal is to give an intuitive sense of the land use (not writing policy or anything here) it suits

cannot believe how many people are confused that the use blocks aren't showing use in that location, just size in relation to the size of the country

alt: every Republican accusation is a confession

college students are being indoctrinated = we're trying really hard to indoctrinate everyone, and being even mildly educated is a problem for our dipshit ideology

yeah, there's literally a quote from a Republican in the article complaining that it's too easy for college students to vote

'not deeply rooted in us history'

pseudointellectual horseshit of a justification. brownshirt philosophy is as stupid and shallow as usual