The concept of “backlogs” as applied to entertainment needs to die in a fire.

My library of games is there to give me options for enjoyment. Reducing those options to zero would be a rather strange goal.

The call was coming from inside the house.

people have thrown beer cans at her

What the actual fuck.

In the UK we have to ask what that is in miles.

I suppose I’m thinking of the precursor stages to true communism with a command economy and centrally set prices.

I own the store, and I set prices

So capitalist that it’s gone all the way around and become communism.

I don’t hate it but it does occasionally feel like a burden. As in knowing that I could solve a problem that people are struggling with and whether it’s ethical to not help because I don’t feel like it.

Hating “knowing stuff” seems bizarre to me though. There’s so many interesting things in our world - wanting to know less sounds awful. Like opting into a lobotomy.

So far I’ve mostly just aged. I’d like to be a good dad to my upcoming child.

I should probably add that I don’t have a relevant degree and I’ve since been promoted, so it can go okay!

I got my first job in programming at 35 a few years back.

Fifteen minutes? How slow were you, person who created this image?

SLAM SLAM SLAM SLAM SLAM SLAM -done-

Also the title of your sextape.

I wear a custom-fitted mask whenever I’m out in public so they can have fun with that.

What other plausible counter hypothesis is there?

What are your requirements?

The Mr. Freeze fight certainly turns the tables. Shame I don’t play the Arkham games to be prey!

Office buildings should not be investment vehicles.

I can’t decide whether they’re awful or just saying awful things to pander to the awful bits of the electorate. Both are terrible but they’re different flavours of evil.

I’m glad it’s not just me that has these thoughts. Shigsy did loads of interviews back in the day.

I believe it showed the map screen. The functionality worked over a network so it didn’t even have to be dual monitors on the same machine!

Oddly enough, Uplink.