I remember playing the shit out of that on a demo disk as a kid, good times.
I'm familiar with the way censored versions of songs work, I'm more miffed that the version I had saved was the explicit version until it randomly got changed to the censored version.
I've only noticed this with one song in my Spotify library, Johnny Cash's "A Boy Named Sue". I saved it years ago and near the end is a line "I'm the son of a bitch that named you Sue". Out of nowhere about a year ago the album version changed to be "I'm the [bleep] that named you Sue". It still shows the full lyrics, it's just the audio that's changed and it drives me up the wall.
We might have the same employer! Or at least I hope so, I can't imagine two different sets of parents deciding that "Jackson" is just too boring
Ironic since gig is already a word and everyone agrees it's pronounced the other way.
A mischievous cartoon elephant with its trunk splitting the mouth
Death Stranding had something like this, except people became nukes instead of zombies when they died. Assuming it isn't an instant switch from death to walking corpse it would probably be handled the same way with corpse disposal teams transporting bodies to an incinerator ASAP.
Nope, I'm a lurker by nature. Back to my hideyhole I go.
First time I've heard someone say Malwarebytes sucks. Is this more of a "Recent update makes it bad" thing or "The company behind this software is horrible"? Personally I've never had a problem with them.
Can't wait to say goodbye to Liftoff and welcome back Sync as my daily toilet scroll addiction
I second this, you can't just claim that you found a cool rock without proving said rock is cool.
For national defence, right? Surely they're not wanting to throw more bodies at "lesser" nations to "secure democracy", right? /s