I like good food, good wine, and really really bad 80's pop music. There are other things about me, but you'd find them even less interesting.
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I find it interesting that the surveillance state showed up as a bunch of name brand products and we didn't just welcome it... we paid top dollar for it. Then the stuff we bought turned around and *sold us* to advertisers, the government, and other corporations.
Good to see that double-hop remains the international sign of friendship in PvPvE. First few rounds of #CallOfDuty #DMZ were really fun! It seems to be a great game. Would recommend.
.@kroger I regret to inform you that your android app is absolutely broken. Things won't add to the list when asked until the second or third try. Coupons won't clip without multiple tries. This has been going on for weeks for both my wife's and my phone. What is up?
.@ThomasGorski33 Dude, that SI Sanders article you wrote today was bizarre. You realize the browns lost big, right? You know that was only the second start from Sanders, right? Did Dion pay you to write that? Did ChatGPT write it? It's absurdly detached from reality.
Is this an @ARCRaidersGame nod to a @bohemiainteract game that pioneered a lot of the core design elements perfected in ARC Raiders?
Steve Is Damaged retweeted
Baby Steps, the game I've been working on for 6 years with @gabecuzzillo and @maxiboch, is out on PC and PS5! We've put a feature-length film's worth of stupid cutscenes in this thing, and I hope you like them. But if not, you can skip them.... OR CAN YOU????
RTs appreciated 🙏
Seeing some content creators that have become financially involved with @LastEpoch suddenly release a spate of videos trashing competing games like PoE2 and Diablo is some really cringe, trash stuff. I was going to give this game a try, but that's too gross. Integrity matters.
.@sTravelTale did you do this? It's kind of just stealing a @nytimes story and slapping your name on it. If you can't write, find some other profession than your current mix of thievery and plagiarism.
.@htTweets This is simple thievery. The Hindustan Times simply took a NYT story, replaced the author's name, and printed it on their web rag. What a disgrace.
Steve Is Damaged retweeted
Whether it's Tim Walz expanding his state's school lunch program or Matt Gaetz giving cocaine and Ecstasy to underage sex workers, both sides have taken controversial approaches towards feeding children.
The US electorate has gone from voting for someone that will "make the trains run on time" to voting for someone because they think it'll be funny to watch all the trains fly off a cliff and explode.
Nice. I'm sure that will only work out poorly for the people they hate.
I think it's absolutely amazing that global climate change is actually killing people and the majority of Americans still think they can stop it by screaming the word "hoax" loud enough.
Huge left leaning accounts are telling you to "be brave and stay on Twitter" because they're farming you for cash, their ego, or both.
This place is just a sewer filled with screaming rats. The world won't improve by you staying or leaving, so just do what feels right.
Steve Is Damaged retweeted
At the suggestion of a really fantastic twitter friend, all-around awesome person and top-notch journalist, @JSweetLI , here’s a short thread of how utterly wrong @RobertKennedyJr is about science - like EVERYTHING he says is wrong: 1/n 🧵
I've voted. That's the only real action that matters. Not "liking," not "reposting"... those are just accounts farming your political anxiety for interactions.
I'm tired. I'm going to *try* to spend a few days graveyard whistling. Things don't look great for Tuesday. Sigh.
Steve Is Damaged retweeted
Early voting has been a thing since our founding and has existed in its current form for over 30yrs. It's noticed now because ½ the country sees *FUCKING EVERYTHING* as evidence of voter fraud. A ghost under every bed, I guess.
The problem isn't early voting, it's shitty people.
