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No, I don't think so. Whether it happened by accident or on purpose is a different measure, but the end result is the same, a movie that is so lacking in qualities that would normally be associated with a "good" movie that it is remarkable. I have heard of plenty of people that don't like it when movie makers intentionally try to make a movie that is "so bad it's good", but I've never heard anyone accuse those movies of being regular old "good".

This is the elFBI, open up!

A rare instance of Daisy finally getting all of her energy out.

My Retroid Pocket Flip 2 arrives on Monday. Soon I'll have more consoles than ever before I can emulate but probably won't.

Shit, hadn't considered that either. Not a whole lot I can do about that either since it's based on my name.

Why yes, I was born in 1988 but luckily when I first started making usernames in middle school, I decided to use the random number 45 in them instead. Yup, good old 45, nothing awful or related to white supremacists associated with that number... Sigh.

What do you mean, humans still do the confused head tilt too.

I will also wait to see more before jumping on the hate wagon. I have a lot of faith in Akiva Schaffer's comedic sensibilities and directing skills.

Yeah, plus a 500 is the backend admitting it fucked up and not blaming the front end like a 4xx would be.

I'm not really a Dark Souls guy, so at first I thought this was about Hayao Miyazaki, cuz he likes big ladies too.

The only way I could see this working is if they somehow made it so that the Steam Deck was far and away the best way to play HL3. Don't make it exclusive to it, just figure out a way so that it would be unthinkable to play it any other way because of how great an experience using the Steam Deck to play it is, to the point of being the reason anyone who hasn't yet gotten a Steam Deck (who conceivably ever might) runs out to get one. I really don't know how they'd pull that off though.

Definitely fuck the Sacklers, but I'm not sure I understand what the part about being FDA approved is supposed to mean. Is it saying that it's surprising that Oxy is FDA approved because it can and does kill so many people? I would argue that the reason it kills more people than heroine and cocaine combined is precisely because it's FDA approved and therefore easier to acquire, not because it's inherently less safe than other opioids. Or is the argument something else?