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🍺 Give nothing back!

You know, I’ve worked a lot of blue collar jobs in fast paced environments and if you told me I was getting paid to sit my happy ass down for 3 hours I’d be just fine with that. It’s their money after all.

Greener grass, I suppose.

Dystopic artists used to just notice trends but now I think they’ve accidentally given the rich new ideas on how to be evil.

When I was a kid, restaurants still smelled like tobacco.

Didn’t really stop until early 2000’s

*Unless you’re in the south.

Everyone and their Dad is in trades of one kind or another, and they hire their kids.

AI slop checking AI slop.

Good news is probably yes?

Bad news is life definitely gets worse before then.

(Sung to the tune of “That’s Amore!”)

Put your hand in that crack and you won’t get it back,

That’s a moray!

Unironically want this.

But I’m converting my closet to a brewing room, so my clothes will have to go somewhere else. Eyeballs loamy corner of room Perfect.

Because you hit the magic doom number and then the world doesn’t come to an end.

I like to say “this machine doesn’t care if you have bones.”

Godot has more sliders to make a light switch.

Hannibal lecter and true crime make serial killers look like supervillains but really they’re just Steven Miller if he was broke.

How about I do nothing to make you happy because you’re an ass?

Strongly disagree, the pdf holds all of the beacon markers that literally guide you through the game.

Also, it lists all unlocked recipes and their ingredients, which help guide player progression.

Subnautica and Subnautica 2.

The guide is an ingame tablet that’s literally your character’s survival guide book, recording data on wildlife and tracking your crafting tree.