Personally I feel like it was 50/50. All the interior at-home stuff was drab and gross, but a lot of the outerwear and clothing (not what your grandma would wear) was fairly vibrant.

There’s even a turntable and synth in one of them.

The Django is silent

Probably the most performative of “selflessness”

Not a library, but the EMP Museum in Seattle has different soundproof rooms with instruments and recording equipment you can use to produce your own stuff.

It’s not a perfect analogy, but you get my point.

This would be like if someone sued Walmart for letting their local store go out of business.

And you can’t do shit to report it as destroyed or stolen. Cause they’re federal agents now, so fuck you.

Fair enough

I got one of those. It’s heavy-duty plastic and mine has a strap attached to throw over your shoulder. It’s pretty nice if you got somewhere with not a lot of seating.

I’ve seen people with cushions that they’ve bought for them.

Just curious, why wouldn’t it be a good idea?

There are button-cams that you can replace shirt buttons with. There’s a camera for almost literally everything

Well they didn’t the first few hundred times.

What’s different about this particular story?

Not even. They’re all locals.

What’s with the random equal signs instead of letters?

My suggestion would be to play the “normal” version with anticheat

An obscenely crude platformer came out a couple years ago called Hell Pie, where you play as a demon chained to a cherub and you go to different “worlds” to get her ingredients to make a pie for Satan’s birthday.

One of the levels takes place in and around a giant restaurant that serves all the people of the world (meaning all the NPCs and other characters you’ve seen throughout the game) and they have a “mystery meat” that’s so delicious people can’t get enough. One of the side areas in the exterior of the building, is a small caged-in area on a flat metal surface, with tents and fire barrels and a bunch of naked humans who look like they’ve been in captivity for their entire lives. Like skin-and-bone, bug-eyes, all huddled together and acting like scared animals.

It was one of the few areas in the game that actually kinda fucked me up.

Oh God, now I’m just having horrifying thoughts about a sandbox filled with Tony Chachere’s.

That shit is like the super sneezing powder from Psychonauts.

When I was a very young kid, I used to think it was weird if boys liked songs by women. Now I don’t give a shit, but it was something I used to think.

I haven’t actually watched the show, but I did see the John Cena commercial scene. I thought it was interesting.