This is a dude buying a gaming console for a kid, and he’s already bought it. I would chill a bit lol.
This is a dude buying a gaming console for a kid, and he’s already bought it. I would chill a bit lol.
I never knew that about milk, thanks for sharing
Both the blue ones I guess then the last one can be a wildcard
What was her original stance?
To me, that just applies to relationships in shows in general. Some are just completely unnecessary, and sometimes that extends to queer ones too, but it’s not the queerness that is to blame, it’s the forced or uncomfortable romance.
I think romance is overused in shows in general, but I suppose it makes sense since it does make up a lot of people’s existence, so I guess it’s something to be tolerated.
Please read the other comment below that details the regret rate for transition related surgeries. Unfortunately my browser is unable to translate that article, but one bad case doesn’t not outweight the many, many good ones.
Thanks for responding to them and finding the sources, I find that exhausting with bad faith arguers.
Transition surgeries have among the lowest regret rates for any kind of surgery. They are life saving.
Only every other car though, not all of them
Had to do these recently for some old games and they only worked afterward
that reddit feel where if you referenced something most people will get it or when you say something everyone will say the same thing and fill the thread
I think that’s what people want to get away from for the most part.
I like the more serious discussions, and when there is humour it tends to feel more genuine than just a rehashed joke. Reddit definitely has more content though, and more discussion on specific communities (formula 1 being one example, here there’ll be 1-5 comments on a thread that on reddit will hit 200+).
Right now I use both, I think they both have their place, but I do prefer lemmy.
When there’s a limit to the size of a commit message it does make it difficult to actually list all the changes, so sometimes this is all you can write.
I know in theory you’re meant to commit little and often, but in practice it doesn’t always work out that way.
It’s a type of humour I suppose, I like absurd humour that makes fun of the concept
Can you elaborate on the last part?
Your explanation is right, but the last sentence makes you insufferable
You’re meant to eat the crust, not fuck it, that might be where you’re going wrong
There’s a good Kirby game on the switch that has coop story mode.