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I'm not familiar with my Trek lore, so two questions: who are the guys on the left and right? and is the guy on the left actually the actor who played Farmer Hoggett in Babe?

The Republicans who joined in voting to expel Santos are just going to take this as a sign to never do that again.

I'm honestly surprised more people who find themselves sitting on property the government refuses to let them develop don't just pull an Andrew Ryan, torch it to the ground anyway, and write off whatever fines they're charged for it as the cost of doing business, as rich people are already wont...

This is what I'm like with computers, except I just end up procrastinating the whole project once I realize how many steps I've managed to turn the plan into.

Oh, and if you needed any more proof that Steam is populated entirely by trolls and run by drooling morons, The Last of Us Part I got the Steam Award for Best Soundtrack. Despite being a game with almost no music, certainly nothing memorable, and of course not actually a 2023 release by any sane...

Napoleon is also relevant. Thou shalt not suffer a tyrant to live.

I wonder if our sanctions on Russia come with travel restrictions that could be exploited to block them from coming back. You know, we'd make it look like a clerical error. A clerical error we're just not in any hurry to correct.

I think you're getting your stories mixed up. We're talking about Elon Musk, who as far as I know has not gone anywhere.

I don't think you can charge someone with treason unless you're officially at war with the country that's being aided, which the US cannot and will not ever be. That said, and I'm done mincing words here, can somebody PLEASE put a bullet through that man's head.

Still not the most dangerous person Carlson has ever given a platform to. Himself, for example.

A better question is how they managed to keep this a secret from everyone for over a century. No one else independently found out, or anyone who did was also intercepted and silenced before they could go public with their findings. On a global scale. Ah, but conspiracies aren't real and anyone...

Oh, all that happened too. The reason the finished product feels like the result of everything going wrong that could go wrong, is because it more or less did!

Of course, now that they've gone and announced their plans to do a second raid to the media, he's been given ample time to just move it somewhere else.

On the original site, mousing over the image pops up this: Once he had the answer, Arrhenius complained to his friends that he'd "wasted over a full year" doing tedious calculations by hand about "so trifling a matter" as hypothetical CO2 concentrations in far-off eras (quoted in Crawford...

I may be misremembering how bad Rise of Lyric was. I've watched like... seven different LPs of 2006 over the years (starting with the original one by Pokecapn and crew) so on top of realizing it seems to be in an active state of suckiness flux where it manifests brand new bugs and flaws every...

Imagine thinking there's literally anything he could do at this point that would turn off anyone who's still considering voting for him.

Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, in contrast, actually seems salvageable, provided you can get into the premise of constantly switching between the four characters. About the most fundamentally-wrong thing about it is that they named the big new villain "Lyric" of all bloody things.

I don't remember if I've said it before in this thread or not, but the Sonic 2006 remake project is the definition of polishing a turd to me. Because sure, you can fix the bugs, but you can't very well get rid of the horrible story, or the horribly mismatched art styles, or the fact that you...

"Someone who is good with the economy help me budget this. My party is dying."

Or "...Heh. Not in a million years."