This whole industry is job security hell. Man, people decades ago dreamed of being somewhere in the industry. I don’t really know now who’d want to be in it knowing how awful job security even is.

It depresses me that decorating isn’t the same when there isn’t anybody to enjoy it with. Like why bother? The stuff is temporary, most of it will be donated or thrown away.

I think this year I’ll take an entire week off from work and just enjoy the nurture of eggnog while doing what I want.

I’m pretty flexible with a lot of my perspectives in views, because it helps me see a lot of angles. The problem starts is when someone wants to ruin that fun by trying to convert me into their way of thinking.

The lifetime of the copyright owner of the original work unless he or she forfeits it to public domain willingly.

Who is going to force them to pay anything? Just who?

“Nice kill count, bro and 0 deaths! Damn, want to do that for real? :D”

I hate how steam reviews have turned into yet more soapboxes to get political over than reviewing the games themselves.

Why should I care about how you feel about a publisher when you reviewed one of their older games just to project your opinion?

Same. Especially after I’ve had shithead trolls from Steam Forums shit all over my reviews to where I went through the process of tediously re-posting 120 reviews. Yeah, real pieces of work the people are in those forums.

This is what Linux doesn’t need.

“Sugar-Free” Candy will always amuse me.

Hands down - Kiwi Farms.

Yes we get it. I don’t know why these has to be bothered as news.

I’m going to have to answer this based on my personal experience and I’d know because your detailing is very similar.

Mainstream content reinforces the idea that the world and society all but feel manufactured. They’re the things that got chosen to be popular, they’re what is going to be market, they’re what is going to be talked about and so on and so forth. Sometimes it is chosen but other times, there’s definitely a formula in the works that just gravitates people instantly.

That’s all fine and well. But if you’re an individual who’ve developed their own tastes and you’re not getting in any engagement with anyone about those tastes, you’re going to get lost in the fold very quickly because you’re not part of what everyone considers the ‘in’ thing.

Your last bit tells me that it’s a you-thing. You dropped everything that you liked, because why? Because you saw merchandise being made in a store? But it’s like, did anyone force what you enjoyed down your throat? You’re waiting for the hype to die down? I don’t get that, because all that you’re doing, is limiting your personal enjoyment and your personal moderation about how much you enjoy something.

You don’t have to go out, buy the merchandise, buy anything that so much has your favorite thing on it. You don’t have to engage with the mass volume of the community that gets noisy to engage. You’ve sucked out whatever interest that was left over things that are optional. It’s one thing if a series changes because of fan demand, that I can understand and it has happened to people’s favorite series.

But if a series is still going for what it is, unaltered and naturally enjoyed but still popular but you want to sit it out anyways? That’s kindof on you.

The Grim Reaper thought “hey everybody! It’s been 10 years since I last took a bunch of celebrities and people you enjoyed! LET’S PARTY BY TAKING EVEN MORE!!! WOOOOO!”

The Reaper is not doing a good job by killing these worthwhile people with careers and lived honestly.

Why wouldn’t the Reaper go after freaking Trump, George W Bush or so? They’re 80+

Boo-hoo.

Yes.

The ingredients you’re using. They all have their own calories.

I got an honest chuckle out of it. But yeah, it really sucks for people surfing the net today and within the past 10 years. People like me who’ve been around for 30+ years, just sulk in depression for the state its become, remembering simpler days.

It’s how I feel deeply about social media’s existence. Facebook, Reddit, MySpace, Twitter .etc weren’t ‘evil’ just for simply being made and standing on its own. It needed fuel and that fuel is in the form of the many thousands to millions of people who’ve used them for years.

And those same people have turned around and now put blame on said social media sites for how bad they’ve become. Never caring to realize that they majorly were built that way off the behaviors of what people did and continue to do on there.