Destroying evidence is a big no-no in a legal case, and would allow the judge to draw a negative inference, so I'm guessing that gave Valve the leverage to settle the case.

Ah, that would make sense. So Valve probably won more on procedural grounds then?

"Needle in a haystack" made me assume it was something like actual contractual language forbidding Vivendi from doing what it was trying to do.

What if they choose Firefly?

Shiny, Beltalowda.

Its laughing so hard you died.

If that's not shopped then he looks like a conehead

There's something very appropriate about you using all those (system) tools during an anthropology lecture.

The burglar then peeled down the window

Like a can of sardines!

AI like:

It's like when Nelly wore that tape on his face.

Cigarettes have always brought people together.
Whether it's to ask a stranger for a light, or giving a son a reason to bond with his dad. 😏

Magic 9mm Missiles.