Spartan: Total Warrior from the PS2 & Gamecube was I think an underrated or missed gem.

You don’t exactly play as a lot of mythological things, but it tells a great story with action combat around a lot of really cool mythology. Some of the bosses were incredibly cool.

Who’s a good game? Yes you are! Yes you are!

Misleading headline.

From a different site:

with attackers demanding a $150,000 ransom in “baguettes,” an obtuse reference to the company’s headquarters being located in France. In reality, the attackers are looking for payment in Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency.

https://cyberscoop.com/schneider-electric-energy-ransomware-hellcat/

My parents brag about how they had no car seats and THEY survived. So I guess I should have listened to my dad’s impatience and not put it in the car before going somewhere with our newborn?

Was a woman officer who initiated this.

From a very red state.

Collective of elites abusing private jets in addition to likely harming the planet far worse than most indirectly get together to smell each other’s farts and discuss why it’s all someone else’s fault.

Seems like a healthy relationship.

Saw a bunch in the store. Seems plenty available. Interesting.

Gamecube.

2nd would be PS Vita (original OLED version).

The PS5 is probably my most hated look and shape. Just an idiotic and clunky design, and moronic decisions to go white.

90s kids were born in the 80s. People always get this shit wrong.

They renamed themselves the Scouts and let in girls. Maybe that’s why? These people are insane and evil, so honestly it doesn’t matter why.

An expense or purchase is not an investment.

How Keynesian.

We are the shithole country.

Long-term alcohol abuse. Red face.

Boomer jokes suck

My parents would vote by absentee ballot. Dad would have them do it together at the table at the same time. If my mom wanted to vote differently, she’d never have been able to.

Yodänger’s Supermarket:

open, we are?

open, are we?

open? we are!

open? are we!

Also Lionel Hutz.

At some point, you need to let your art be what it is.