Someonelol

There is no war in Eurasia.

There’s a movie plot in there.

Es imposible predecir que el usuario común hará con un producto. Por lo menos es una fuente de entretenimiento ver cómo lo maltratan.

No, and keep your eyes on the road!

This is some Naruto style ninja move. “一千死の術!”

This sounds suspiciously like the plot of Coming to America.

Just bought a '22 Bolt because there was a guide to terminate its 4g antenna here: https://imgur.com/gallery/step-by-step-guide-to-disable-onstar-on-2022-chevy-bolt-this-is-reversible-not-permanent-n00QKnH

The lioness does not concern herself with grammar, however.

Are they used HDDs? Nothing worse than buying something that’s on the brink of dying.

One of my old jobs had a pallet full of perfectly good PSUs, o-scopes, H bridges, and a bunch of miscellaneous data cables. They were all gonna be trashed either because their projects were cancelled or had a minor flaw they didn’t want to fix. My buddies and I rescued a bunch of equipment before the company padlocked it. My advice is be discreet. Companies hate it when people recover shit they throw out whether it be perfectly good equipment or food.

Maybe the next iteration can have some seeds mixed in the payload to sprout little trees and plants over the wreckage.

GameStop as I knew it from a few years ago is dead. Now that all almost all games are digitized, its stores only carry a handful of discs and cartridges with barely enough to cover half a wall in shelves. The rest of the store is mired in miscellaneous pop culture crap like Cowboy Bebop T shirts, pop figures, and some various other knick knacks. It can’t live up to its name so it might as well shuffle off from store fronts and on to the collective memory of gaming enthusiasts.

It’s quite buttery but it can be an acquired taste.

Short answer: it depends. I used to attend Anime Expo every year but it got so big that lines became unbearable. Most interesting panels tend to be overcrowded so good luck getting in unless you want to sacrifice time for other things and get in line really early. The vendors can be cool where you can find some unique and hard to find merch but it takes a lot of walking past booths that have a lot of the same things. That said, the bigger festivals have the most interesting things to see and do just know going in you won’t be able to do everything you want. I’ve mostly been sticking to smaller conventions and have been having fun despite the smaller scale. Tickets are way cheaper too. Maybe try a smaller event to see if you like the vibe.

I occasionally see comments to the effect of, “Oh, really? Can you tell me more about that?” Fuck. Am I a bot?

You chaebols sure are a contentious people.

It happened because an old man during the Bronze Age had a schizophrenic episode and hallucinated god commanding him to cut off his foreskin as proof of loyalty. Everyone just… Went on to humor him I guess and here we are thousands of years later and not much has changed. This is just proof of how traditions can be really stupid.

Nothing in particular. I stay lying in bed lying completely still, consciously relaxing every muscle in my body and trying to focus on my heartbeat for up to an hour at a time. It doesn’t work for some reason and it’s exhausting.