They're another person who has consumed too much marketing and forgotten how to speak to people. Don't waste time trying to parse it because the well is poisoned; all the other ideas will be similarly vapid.
qarbone
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"At least half" implies they could have over 50% culpability for the fascist government. How can the fascists doing the things have a minority of blame for their own actions?
You can blame them for the country being shit but it's been functionally shit for decades. Fascists are the ones who properly fucked it.
With climate change on the horizon, people with real, applicable skills will come around again. Because we're gonna need them when we're all eating roach stew and 49'ing, like nasty boys in Fallout.
Why would you do this to me
I don't think there is anything to prevent that. So might as well say as much as you can before they snatch away the mic
Aren't vampires very flammable? Or was that a mod?
I can't say I would play a From Soft game for my mental health...
Fuck, these are all bangers.
If I rememeber, I'll edit after further deliberation.
Some places are implementing mental health days. I assume. I feel like I heard someone say that before. Might've just been the echoes of my own fervent wishes.
That is silly. There are absolutely brilliant people in among humanity, like gold dust sprinkled amidst sand.
The Midwest is so flat, it's basically gagging for some tracks all over it.
I imagine the main concern was if there's enough population to use it effectively but that's surely not an issue now.
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Unless they've been using the same sippy cups for decades, I don't think grandma would've helped with this.
While I don't disagree, (personally, I'm not about it but people should be able to plug in to a local community for common advice of mundane things) parents also just...learned things themselves. And sometimes it wasn't correct. I've spoken to my sister-in-law who told me about all the unsolicited advice she's gotten about motherhood. And how much of it was basically superstition, not medical advice.