What kind of chip?

I hear gardening is a nice way to cope with that news

Where do you think he gets his story ideas? You think Sandman is fiction?

FF13 is retro?

Or Earl

The Matrix came out closer to the first Star Wars movie than to today

I have a similar item that I don’t want to display but also don’t want to get rid of - I inherited it from my grandfather who got it by killing a Nazi.

How do I keep the memory of an item that represents killing Nazis to me without it looking sympathetic? Defacing the symbols might be the right way

Tbh Senshi is a bit of a leaf lover, excellent use of herbs and greens when available

Are you sure that’s not the lemon you gave life?

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In the pocket of big spay and neuter

This reminds me of the time I worked at a tattoo parlor. Sometimes when refilling the ink bottles in the storage room I’d get the feeling that someone was watching me. One time I swear I heard a deep low growling, like a disgruntled chef watching someone pick up a piece of raw chicken, brush it off, and put it back in the pan

I want Transmetropolitan style burning my body to create the energy to boot up the nanobot swarm that my consciousness was just uploaded to

429: “Please stop trying”

It’s very good. Wario land is my personal favorite

“The Apple Brown Betty is the dish that Peggy really made her own, I tell you hwat.”

My critique is he makes one assertion and backs it up with style instead of actually developing or analyzing it. He takes a single basic observation and uses it an a blunt instrument. Sellers set prices. Brilliant observation. Don’t bother looking into why, just feel upset about it.
It’s like he sees an apple fall from a tree to the ground and declares “That tree threw an apple at the ground, trees hate the ground!” Ignoring outside forces completely.
He’s not wrong on individual points, but the whole thing is incredibly myopic.

He starts by saying that’s the first thing to consider and then instead of going on to other points just starts using his spooky scary voice to say it over again. I find that presentation style hard to trust

Love the brutal simplicity of the cudgel