"Hey person, do you think what you do and believe is evil and that you are committing evil acts?"
"Shockingly, no. I believe everything I do is justifiable and I have a very good reason to do them, it's everyone else who is doing evil things for literally no good reason."
"Yep"
getting married was pretty sweet but being able to put every single wedding related email in the "done" folder and clearing out my inbox for the first time in a year was pretty sweet too.
@GreatCheshire Wasn't the "FUCKING PRONOUNS" baby man screaming about choosing between he or her from Starfield? That's the biggest cultural impact it had I think.
"This song in this game didn't need to go this hard!!!!!"
YEAH ACTUALLY IT DID.
EVERY SONG THAT DOES NOT GO HARD PROVIDES NO VALUE TO SOCIETY.
GO BACK TO PLAYING UBISOFT GAMES IF YOU WANT A MID SANDWICH.
@PatStaresAt Biggest change was to visibility. I thought everyone was exaggerating about being repeatedly flashbanged the whole time but holy shit. Decent change
It's pretty insane that basically every website immediately reverts to being a propaganda site as soon as you log out.
Makes you think about who is most likely to use sites without a log in.
The crowd erupts into thunderous applause. A 49-minute standing ovation. Comedy is saved for another year. Everyone piles out of their seats before the movie begins. There's no need for it now. They all excitedly speculate about next summer's goat-screaming comedy-epic thriller.
It's 2047. A movie trailer for a comedy plays in a theater. At the end of the trailer all the sound drops out as a CGI goat appears on screen. The pop star who was cast as the secondary lead voices a "What's that thing doing here?" and the goat screams directly into the camera.