A short story: I took this guitar to the shop to get it refretted. Shop completely fucked it up. Attempted to fix it myself, there was an oversight that made it even worse. Lost the will to address it for two years...then addressed it. Leveled up my luthier necromancy skills.

Apex coins Heirloom shards Exotic shards Crafting materials Legend tokens What is the point What is the poooooiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnntttttt

Relationship goals: she texts her friends "I fucking love this dumb idiot"

Don't look now everyone, it's the "don't bring politics into my hobby" crowd

People are complaining about the CE remake not having multiplayer Do you SERIOUSLY want this studio putting their hands on that

Hello, I'm [modern video game] and I'm literally incapable of something as basic as counting, e.g. starting a match without the correct number of players

JUST SCORE A RUN YOU MOTHERFUCKERS

This is downright insulting, I deserve better phishing attempts

It's a shame they never made another Halo after 3. I feel like the potential was there

Am I the only person who greatly prefers sluggish, moaning zombies to full-sprint, screaming zombies

You're in complete denial if you haven't noticed throughout the last few decades that for the vast majority of the populace, art is something meant not to be considered but to be consumed. The human element that is meant to connect us is considered an aberration.

"Here taste this" - Some dickhead who didn't taste it first

Relevant to my generation it's that famous Millennial Snark, while generations before me had "I hate my spouse" as the punchline of every single joke. Does anyone else feel similarly?

I cannot help but wonder if that endless onslaught of negativity even in feel-good works contributes to a pessimistic expectation of what real personal relationships look/feel like and what normal exchange between people who are close is supposed to be.

So much character interaction among protagonists is presented in one or all of three ways 1) playing real tension between characters for laughs, 2) stylizing friendship as endless negging, and 3) only revealing earnest feelings in the wake of suffering.

I'm curious if anyone agrees with the following statement: A small but insidious part of the damage to our current culture has arisen from decades of creative fictional media (books, movies, games, etc) where almost none of the characters actually visibly like each other.

This is the stupidest possible fucking timeline

fellow man, bereft of nuance and driven to regard half of the country with only an unprovoked sense of vengeance on a visceral and existential level, maybe you can stop and consider how you may have contributed to Charlie Kirk's death.

Do I think Charlie Kirk deserved to be shot? No, full stop. Did I feel even a tiny speck of joy at seeing this come to pass? No. But wherever he is now, he has absolutely no right to be aghast. And if you find yourself in the throes of dumb-animal anger on the daily at your

to drive engagement through vitriol and malevolence, they are a direct cause of the sociopolitical state of things we are currently living in and suffering through. That is to say, Charlie Kirk gleefully helped manufacture the environment that got him killed.