![](/static/253f0d9b/assets/icons/icon-96x96.png)
![](https://fry.gs/pictrs/image/c6832070-8625-4688-b9e5-5d519541e092.png)
Xbox series X. I couldn’t sign in to my profile, so the game wouldn’t load because I bought it electronically and it’s tied to my user. I sent them a little love letter for that.
Xbox series X. I couldn’t sign in to my profile, so the game wouldn’t load because I bought it electronically and it’s tied to my user. I sent them a little love letter for that.
I couldn’t play Baldur’s Gate 3, a single-player game, when my internet went out. That pissed me right off.
how is babby formed
In to deep what?
Well they could. It’s part of the value proposition.
Gray’s Sports Almanac
Kagi offers a safari plugin which intercepts a search request and sends it to Kagi instead. Works great.
Well, yes and no. The shadow browser could randomize its signature and purge temp files in each load, or something like that. Or maybe even reverse-engineer the expected payload structure from major advertisers and send garbage back to them.
Never thought “SharkFucker420” would advocate the use of THC.
Well I’m glad you’re able to make it about yourself and not consider the needs of others. You’d make a great republican.
Why didn’t the republican do the thing in my best interest?? shockedpikachu.jpg
This was said after single-payer was blocked. This was his version of RomneyCare, in response to the original vision being defeated via filibuster.
You’re simply wrong here. Obama tried his damndest for universal health care. Supermajority or not, the republicans in congress used every trick in the book to stymie it until they gained the majority. The ACA was a lame compromise and the worst of both worlds, but it’s still benefitted millions including those who hate illogically.
Everyone should work food service and retail at least once in their lives. It would give perspective to, and teach respect for, what those workers have to endure.
It makes them idiots deserving a Scumbag Steve meme
None of those analogies are applicable here. It’s more like voting against building codes when you live on a fault line.
I’m still salty about the GT program in the 80’s and 90’s. I got great grades, actively asked questions, and felt like learning came easily to me. But every day, a teacher would come into the class and take the GT kids to do whatever it was they did, leaving us schmucks to toil in the mines. I mean, how demoralizing and unfair is that? I acted out and ended up in detention or the principal’s office.
So then in high school, I always assumed I was one of the dumb kids. Took the easiest classes and they bored the shit out of me, but I assumed that’s just the way it was. My senior year, I signed up for a GT physics class even though I wasn’t one of “those people”. It turned out to be the most amazing class I ever took, and while difficult at times I excelled and learned so much.
Sometimes I wonder what it would have been like had I been one of the Chosen Ones. That whole program is bullshit from both sides of the equation.
Spinal tap. The pain went to 11. It was not fun.
I didn’t know this was a thing… I’ll look into that setting, thanks.