Reasons you should not trust metacritic scores
#Starfield metacritics score went down to 86 today due to The So… Videogames Podcast review (65).
They played 5 hours, one main line quest, and 1-2 side missions and called it quits with some of the worse takes I have ever seen.
For context they scored Everspace 2 a 70
cheating since it was technically a 2022 movie that I saw in January but it’s the scene in The Whale where the pizza delivery boy is shocked/betrayed to see that his regular customer who orders 5 pizzas has been a big fat guy the whole time
Senate Dems wake-up and take a cue fr British Labor Party. Read Shadow Chancellor of Exchequer Reeves interview in Telegraph No tax increases and no wealth tax. She is for wealth creation She feels u don’t tax ur way out economic prob. U grow ur way out. VERY REAGANESQUE
dumb thing for anyone to say but especially laughable coming from a man who chooses to stylize himself like that and who legally changed his name from vincent to alice
In 1987 we sold BP for £7.2bn it has since made £420bn.
In 1989 we sold the Water Companies for £8.1bn they have since made £152bn.
We sold 70% of Royal Mail for £1.98bn within 24 hours it was worth £5bn.
Privatisation was blatant robbery they should all be in jail.
Penny Mordaunt has 16-year-olds in mind when she suggests bringing back national service. But she’s missing a trick, writes @tompeck#NationalService
https://t.co/DMSJiIq26E
Doja Cat has deleted her album announcement post for ‘Scarlet.’
The decision appears to be made after similarities were found between her album cover and that of metal band CHAVER. Both artworks were made by artist Dusty Ray.
Charli XCX clarifies why she unfollowed Rina Sawayama:
“My unfollowing (which happened a couple of weeks ago) was over a personal disagreement between friends which we've now spoken about <3”
@MrJackLowe Part of the problem is that someone previously suggested that tents left behind would be donated to refugees, so not entirely their fault, & modern accommodation doesn't have space for drying large objects. But yes we live in a disposable world