Where is Ubisoft getting all this unearned confidence from? Their games have just been circling the toilet for the past 5 years or so.

I was so confused in 2016 by everyone who was excited for Trump, and I didn’t quite get why.

Now those same people feel a lot more comfortable saying horrible opinions in public and I’m like oh, that was why.

Yeah, the get over it in this context is more of… an attempt? At empathy. Instead of “we have to get over it” it should have been something like “we will get through this”.

He’s said worse things though.

That was Roy, not Moss.

If the grenades dropped on the floor when most people were sitting at a table the table may have obstructed shrapnel and prevented it from reaching any organs whose breach would result in immediate death (heart, brain, etc.). It would have to hit a major artery to kill near quickly on the lower body which isn’t a huge target.

Instead, it probably hit the legs and possibly some lower body organs, which can still be deadly but less immediate.

It’s insane that the guy who dropped them at his own feet survived though. Dude must be half shrapnel at that range.

After it worked so well for Sonic -_-

Why would Putin want North Korean women to have more children?

Kind of feels like burning a house down to kill a spider.

Hamas should go die in a ditch. Doesn’t mean Israel should murder civilians wholesale.

No, the zero effort mgs pack on steam reminded me.

Or sell off their assets to a US publisher and become another EA sacrifice.

That wasn’t always public knowledge. It was a thing you only learned about later on when you were more indoctrinated. Then undercover reporters found out and South Park made it very public.

Is there a Tik Tok trend I’m unaware of?

You can say the same for entry level employees though. I’m not trusting anyone new to post without review.

Granted I rather the company pay someone so they can be taught and eventually become autonomous over time.

One day in the future reddit will just be bots advertising to bots.