

With the way MS are making decisions these days, it’ll probably be Neil Breen.


With the way MS are making decisions these days, it’ll probably be Neil Breen.


Especially the people that are only famous because they’re wealthy.


Won’t someone put an end to this madness?


"So I want you to hear me loud and clear: I don’t support biological men playing women’s sports and I don’t support — and haven’t ever performed — gender surgery for minors,”
So, one thing that doesn’t matter, and another thing that doesn’t happen. So brave. :rolleyes:


I said no such thing. They should be held accountable. They just never are.
I still watch Checkpoint. They look so young there. I guess it’s because he has 3 PS3s.


When was the last time a CEO or board member was held accountable? Or any time? Apart from that dude that caught a bullet.


Thankyou! I’ve seen that before, but lost the link. It’s mind-boggling.
Does it compress the size of whatever you put in it?


Honestly the only thing is probably change about my current situation would be to get out of renting. I’ve been in this place for ten years, but it still doesn’t feel as stable as I’d like.


He’s only a ‘talent’ to cretins that have no idea what talent is. He only appeals to the most basic tastes. Like Ed Sheeran or Taylor Swift.


Happiness is not the goal. I want stability. I want a full belly, and a roof over my head. Money is the only way to get that in this fucked up world. If happiness is a by-product, cool.


One of these?


The whole article was enraging. I hope no-one buys his worthless book.


So he’s only saying this now because he’s not up for re-election and has a book to sell, not because he intends to do anything to fix the situation?
He can fuck all the way off.
Still, Tillis mostly deflects full blame from Trump, saying, “my beef is not with him, but the idiots he’s got working for him.” He calls the president “an amazing political talent.”
:facepalm:
Road To Nowhere - Talking Heads


Consciousness =/= a soul, and is nevertheless an equally nebulous concept. Unconvinced.


This was the sequel to the also highly regarded 'Splosion Man that came out in 2009. I never played either as they were on console, but I see this one is now on Steam, and on sale. I’ll check it out.
This is the present. The Future will be even worse.