Australian imo

Nah I realized years ago without anyone telling me that that quote from Monty Python sounds really close to the n-word if you just mumble a little bit.

Never heard about the shorthand for carabiner though.

As a Star Wars fan, it’s a fun tongue-in-cheek joke/reference to The Clone Wars show and Dee Bradley Baker’s absolutely amazing performances as every single clone in that show.

Other than that, I’ve seen it online as a sort of ironic/unironic “derogatory” term to refer to AI and things created by/with AI.

I don’t think it could be classified as an actual insult until the day fully sentient AI is a thing and can think and have feelings for itself.

I’ve been listening to the Halo 2 soundtrack (classic version) and it sounds very 2002-2003. Like you can hear the cheap early-2000s equipment and software that was used to make it.

The drums in almost all the tracks really remind me of the old Jak, Tak, and even Crash soundtracks because of it. And it just takes me right back to my childhood playing games on an old box tv with nothing but those speakers.

Why do you think there’s so many?

It’s called VERMIN3000 DATAHEIST

Church and state

I had an LG phone for a few years until one night it literally just died on me. I was messing around on it one night, just scrolling randomly, then I set it down for a few minutes to play a game. When I went to check my phone again, it wouldn’t turn on or anything.

I really liked the Fear Itself comic from Marvel about 10-15ish years ago. It’s just a big dumb blockbuster event that’s fun to read with all the craziness that happens.

Odin has a long lost brother who’s evil, and creates magic hammers which he distributes around the world to a bunch of villains (and a couple heroes like Hulk and Thing) to bring chaos and destruction to herald his coming to take over the world. Iron Man and Captain America put up a “last stand” for Asgard, which crash-landed outside of a small town in Kansas. Iron Man goes to Odin’s dwarves and makes weapons and armor to give to a group of heroes to counteract the villains with their hammers.

Wikipedia says it’s a horror game where you take care of a farm and “horses” which are actually just enslaved and brainwashed people in horse masks.

Sounds like a typical indie horror game, tbh. I’m not sure why it would have been banned from steam or even epic. Apparently you can get it on itch.io though.

Hey, there’s a demo on steam!

Eh. I don’t really care if they commit to an ending or not, that’s kinda Bethesda’s whole storytelling schtick; I just hope it’s at least as good as the first season.

I also like the flashback to one of Meg’s birthdays:

“You are muh-huh going on ermeher”

“So Meg, you’re a flag girl now? That’s good, that’s good.”

“Yes, yes… Now you can be somewhere else when the boys don’t call!”

This feels like it has the same energy as a yearly article talking about Star Wars: 1313 or something like that.

I can’t believe I completely forgot someone was making a Hellraiser game.

There’s also Solasta

I really need to keep going with this game

I mean we can play either KOTOR game on mobile, Lego Star Wars on mobile, Red Dead Redemption is coming out on mobile.

I just looked and DRG: Survivor, TABS, Dredge, Hitman Absolution, Little Nightmares, Stardew Valley, Terraria, Limbo, Human Fall Flat, even Getting Over It are all playable on mobile.

Idk. Over on Instagram you have fitness influencers and shit who will run up mountains for an advertisement. There are so many “teach your kids to dirt bike as soon as they shoot from the pussy” accounts on there it’s insane.

Like streaming, I’m sure someone could monetize it somehow.