I had a real Don Glover moment too where I had heard people replace the Chat with shit but didn't realize telling the people hiring me they could just call me Shat would sound weird.
Boss later told me how weird it was explaing to the team that Shat would be joining the team soon.
"He goes by Shat?"
"That's what he told me."
It was an accident rather than intentional, but this matches Warframe lore.
deathmatch
breathes in
or tree cutting sim
Oh, nvm then.
Edit: I may be mistakenly looping stuff like Darktide, Helldivers, Monster Hunter, etc into Deathmatch, as those are most of my co-ops aside from survival builders. I also play FFXIV and Elite Dangerous with friends so not hurting as much as others for co-op.
Exactly why I have to take it in bursts. Even Knowledge Fight makes me (usually) less depressed/angry in general (though Alex can really piss me off, but he's also fucking stupid and I can at least laugh at him more often), so BtB is the hardest to consistently listen to for me. Not because it isn't good, but because well, the eponymous bastards earn that title.
43: chuckles, I'm in danger.
Hmm, maybe like pulling your own arm now? Muscles can go into it but not your weight.
Not really, our brain adjusts to weird stimuli pretty quickly. Sitting slightly painfully your body often ignores it until you try to move again and feel the pain then. Also limbs going numb due to blood loss. I once woke up and tried to get up but something heavy was on my left shoulder making it really hard.
It was my left arm, I didn't realize I couldn't feel or move it until I tried to get up, which automatically uses muscles in that arm.
My name starts with Chat (real name too, but pronounced with Sh instead of a ch) and Chat/Chati are my nicknames. I know how Karens feel when memes use their names...
So Karens need to stop fucking whining, it ain't that bad and some of us have been hearing people equate our name to shit since middle school and just chuckle.
You just described the Bohemian Grove.
Sure, but it's also harder to have that pay in areas that don't charge that much. It's like real estate keeps rising prices right until it uses up almost all your money...
Video games also failed in America. Some even thought it would never come back into prominence, and I don't recall if it's related but the writer of the Wticher books sold rights for the game in hard cash and not percentage of profit because he thought they'd never make money as a video game.
Failed and such doesn't mean forever. Things can change or changes in advertising/quality control can restore dead markets. Now maybe this means as you said it wasn't American stupidity, but were also talking Americans who supported segregation at one time and by majority now do not. As different people grow up or even if people heard about this and learned to be less dumb, the conditions in which the original failure could have changed, making the statement true at the time.
Didn't Blade have some sort of UV gun in one of the movies?