This is exciting news, but the abbreviation makes me want to go to the Amigara Fault.

This is a video of a seal getting startled.

The human recording seems tedious, but I love the video nonetheless.

Also acronyms, again depending on whom you ask. At least based on my own instincts and online searching.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt was setup to be Robin in the final entry of that series.

I don’t remember watching Cars 2, but did the OBD port say anything about this?

Hopefully it doesn’t need to be said that representation is important in media and I don’t want to diminish anyone with a disability. This is just a joke.

This may or may not be an official definition, but in my retail experience a lemon anything is something that has been returned as defective three or more times.

Okay, but where are Yakko and Wakko?

Happy to be of service, hope you love it.

Maybe I’m misunderstanding your complaint, but it is available on PC?

edit: s/actually/available/

Autocorrect and inattention are not my friends recently.

This was very clever and made me laugh out loud, a relatively rare occurrence. Thank you for your contribution to my morning!

That must be how they named this.

You have convinced me to investigate The Thaumaturge.

Also … Excellent points, all.

edit: s/Everyone/Excellent/

When my toddler was much younger, they would take a bath in warm water, then get out in my well air conditioned house, shivering violently and happily declining any attempt to warm them up. We would always end up warming them up in the end, of course.

Nowadays they’re a bit older and will seek out the biggest pile of blankets they can find at any opportunity.

What about flying a kite in the dark?

And depending on the size of your lot, maybe you could use a reel mower. They’re nearly silent!

You could also use a scythe, but that sounds like a lot more work.

FWIW, my understanding is that the owner of Epic is actively anti-Linux, so your third feature is a unlikely at best. The fourth was only remotely likely due to market share.

I knew there was something weird about that game.

Where I live, the nearest … Basically any sub shop other than Subway is almost an hour away. Also, Subway is one of only two places closer than that that takes online orders; the other is a Chinese place that does take online orders but only accepts cash.

I’m not defending Subway, just suggesting an answer to why anyone would go.

I’ve never been to France, nor do I know anyone of French nationality, so I can’t guarantee it’s not.

What about a Frenchman with a broken leg?

edit: 11 days after posting this, I learned that the label I used is apparently offensive. I was not aware of that previously. I apologize to any French persons I offended and will revise my wording in any relevant future comments.

I’ve never discovered review bombing over steam. Either my peers mention it to me or I see it on social media.

Though to be fair, almost all of my decisions about buying games are made from watching videos of said game, rather than reading reviews. Steam reviews, for me, are either for very cheap games I’m buying impulsively or games where I have some insight but am still on the fence.

I used to read Rock Paper Shotgun as part of the decision making process, but I’ve found their input less useful the last few years.