

The toys are shown to literally hallucinate whatever fantasy is being imagined. So whether it’s consensual or not depends on what the user imagines it is.


The toys are shown to literally hallucinate whatever fantasy is being imagined. So whether it’s consensual or not depends on what the user imagines it is.
I can think of another reason…
The post above yours explained poorly.
As a PR stunt, Oda dropped a box in the ocean which contained the truth about what the One Piece is, in our real ocean. You want Oda’s treasure? It’s yours. Find it!


Calm down son, it was a joke.


The AI 20 years from now cross referencing every possible point of data to deduce every single identifiable feature to pin you as the guy who forgot to pay for the gum is going to have a field day with this post.
Ugghh I’m going to load some bullets into my shotgun and snipe you with it.
This will cause a Linux machine to reboot directly into the UEFI.
That’s weird, on my machine it reboots me directly into the BIOS.
Sidenote: if you dualboot, I can’t recommend enough setting up a desktop entry which runs this command:
systemctl reboot --boot-loader-entry=auto-windows
It’s basically a one-click Windows launcher.
Gooey is ubiquitous though.
I only every hear people say that, or “graphical user interface”, never “GUI”


I’m sure there’s a kill-la-kill-esque point to be made about fashismon, and one-third of the hobby bring dedicated to painting all your little war sluts uniformally


I can only comment on the multiplayer, I haven’t played the campaign.


But seriously:
When Einstein implies implies “energy = mass”, he means it literally.
Mass inherently holds energy by existing.


Halo Infinite had great gameplay, but it was ruined with moronic challenges which moved the objectives away from winning, and towards “I need to get 20 kills with this shitty weapon, even if it costs my team the win”.
Objectives which move players away from actually playing the game are bad game design.


I still don’t really understand what that means
Don’t worry, neither did Einstein


I once had a guy at a party claim that Einstein didn’t really understand what E=mc² meant.
I broke it down, and explained it. He thought I was bluffing when I said “c is the constant”
“The constant what?”
“The universal constant”
“See, you don’t even know”
“The speed of light”
“Yeah I don’t think Einstein would use the letter C to refer to light”
I guess I was beaten by experience, yet again.
I think its called splatter analysis
“Why’s it smell like mommy’s kisses?”
I think the joke is that these kinds of posts aren’t authentic, just some guy named Andie texting himself from a second phone for the meme.