I would put forth (and fourth) "There are too many things happening and I missed something important in a submenu" (simulator-ey games, roguelikes in the original sense), and;
"The game designer is messing with you and/or insane" (various entries in the point and click or text adventure genres)
Do other countries not tailgate? I mean I know pickup trucks aren't a thing everywhere, but they're not a necessity, even if you'd think you need a tailgate to actually tailgate. Ya don't. Just brews and brats and buds.
Off the back of a quick search: The Foxborough stadium there and the largest stadium in Scotland, Celtic Park, have about the same seating capacity, about 65,000.
The Foxborough stadium normally has 20,000 parking spaces.
Celtic Park has 800, with another 600 nearby.
You might not need tailgates, but you do need to be parking there.
Do other countries not tailgate? I mean I know pickup trucks aren't a thing everywhere, but they're not a necessity, even if you'd think you need a tailgate to actually tailgate. Ya don't. Just brews and brats and buds.
Off the back of a quick search: The Foxborough stadium there and the largest stadium in Scotland, Celtic Park, have about the same seating capacity, about 65,000.
The Foxborough stadium normally has 20,000 parking spaces.
Celtic Park has 800, with another 600 nearby.
You might not need tailgates, but you do need to be parking there.
At the height of "BBC anti-Israel bias" noise last autumn, a strongly anti-BBC article goes out, and is widely read, under the name of one of the most important figures in UK media regulation.
Six months later, in a broader interview, they seem to defend it.
Before publication, the interviewer is told that not only do they _not_ defend it, but it also did not come from them or their team.
The argument they seem to have to make here sounds like "An unknown actor sent a very strongly worded and widely reported article under my name, and my team and I didn't notice at the time, and I didn't remember during the interview either".
The more conspiratorial option being "I let an Israeli pressure group publish a hit piece under my name without thoroughly checking it or laundering it through my own team, defended it in the interview, then before publication realised parts of it were beyond what I could defend and investigation would show it hadn't come from me"
Excoriating article under Caroline Dinenage’s name remains on ConservativeHome website
"only a poor artisan blames his tools" is such bullshit, in almost every imaginable line of work the quality of the tools you have access to plays a massive role in the quality of the end product, sometimes in excess of the role played by individual skill! For example, some people have to code in javascript
i can't believe aella's vibe-coded social media site doesn't have a sankey diagram to show you how signups work out (never verified, verified but never logged in, came in fluffer, banned for spamming, etc)
We need to devote more research to creating a substance which fluoresces in the visible spectrum that's relatively harmless to introduce directly to the bloodstream. Hell, I'd settle for only mildly toxic – doesn't even matter what it does. I just wanna get injected with glowing stuff.
fuck me, in america that's a decent starting salary for a recent CS grad. do they get room and board as well or do they have to rent a flat in westminster on that? no wonder it's a clown show, anyone with talent could go work for facebook for twice that
All right, hold on – is there anyone in this room who wasn't grown in a tube by a shadowy quasi-governmental conspiracy as a living weapon? Anyone at all?
fuck me, in america that's a decent starting salary for a recent CS grad. do they get room and board as well or do they have to rent a flat in westminster on that? no wonder it's a clown show, anyone with talent could go work for facebook for twice that
i had a teacher in school tell me that the usa never lost a war because the vietnam war wasnt a war, it was an armed conflict, and i was 12 thinking ಠಿ_ಠ sounds like some bullshit to me. why do you want me to think that?
It's because the Vietnam War doesn't fit neatly into American Exceptionalist narratives, because of how clearly in the wrong America was, so we have to continue hiding and watering it down for the public
growing up my mom liked to tell me "there has never been a war on American soil" and even as a kid i was like. so wait where was the Civil War fought then? The Revolutionary War? was the Pearl Harbor bombing *not* part of WWII? And now i'm like. Uhhh. Wounded Knee? Literally any part of the US government's genocide campaign against the Native tribes? Or the Alamo, the Texas Revolution? Being really choosy with the defininition of "war," huh. Fuck off.
