

Friend and I played through Redfall and enjoyed it immensely , specifically because of how broken and half-complete it was. We just could not stop laughing.


Friend and I played through Redfall and enjoyed it immensely , specifically because of how broken and half-complete it was. We just could not stop laughing.
I deffo feel the same way here. Ultimately it’s probably a net positive, but people who bike there are gonna be piiiiissssed.
I’m 41 and I still don’t know what a duvet is or why it needs covered.
I knew Ron Thornton for awhile. He said nurnies were digital and greebles were physical, but most other people I’ve known have used them interchangeably.
Wonderful Christmastime by Paul McCartney is just the most stupefyingly lazy and annoying song and people just play it 😤 n every single Christmas playlist because it’s Paul McCartney.


Even crazier, he doesn’t even particularly like it. He just didn’t think it should become vaporware.


okay but how in the shit is he operating the trigger?
It is actually fairly irritating to me when people do this. It’s not a proper noun. It’s honestly wild to completely change your accent for the pronunciation of a single word in your sentence.
If you had a trans-atlantic accent, you wouldn’t suddenly roll your rs when pronouncing “burrito”, or do an impression of the Japanese when saying “sashimi”. If you did, it would probably sound disrespectful af.
So why does everyone do it with “croissant” and act like it’s totally normal?