I don’t think they are
I don’t think they are
Classic pump and dump, really
Just walk away man, stay out of it
While your comment is correct, the original goalpost set two comments ago was solely about itchy bites. The person you replied to was replying to that, so
Me when my friend is trying to convince me to come out with them
I guess you get some thoughtfulness and economy of words kind of for free them. Reminds me of how (I think it was him) Edgar Allan Poe would write with slow-to-dry ink, so he would have to take his time when writing.
I misinterpreted core concepts of the texts I’m reading so that irregardless of my pronunciation, I have a flawed understanding of the theses!
I remember the first time I sent out a ping in the voxel-based action-adventure game Outcast (1999). I thought it was the coolest thing I’d ever seen.
There are good and bad implementations, but going to have to disagree with op on the whole.
Diablo had the same thing back in the day. Pretty much all those loot heavy games are unplayable without it
Back in my day they hovered off the ground, bobbing and rotating in place.
I do love starting work before people start streaming in after 0900
I suppose that depends on one’s writing process.
For my part, I usually end up deleting needless words or clichés on a second pass.
Not your main point, but just to be clear, you can’t be a Muslim and deny the Torah or the words of Abraham or Moses. They’re considered holy.
There have always been theological and geopolitical tensions, but you can also see a basis for peace. If only we could break this accursed cycle of violence and imperialism.
You love to see it
It’s a good question if you’re unfamiliar with this quote.
Once you get to a certain depth of vocabulary, and basic level of skill in writing, it’s easy to write a lot of text.
You can sort of “talk around” your central point, adding reams and reams of text, sketching out your point in a crude outline, eventually arriving at a complete picture or just stupefying your audience into submission.
This kind of communication is evidence of “thinking out loud,” where you know the vibe of what you’re trying to say, but figure out your logic at the same time as you’re saying/writing it.
Especially in writing, this would be considered a first draft. If you take the time to think about what you’re trying to say then you can often refine/reduce your message to a more respectful length (a shorter one).
tl;dr easy say lot meh, hard say little good
That’s just the kind of innovation we need to get over this primitive and outdated impulse to cooperate with one another.
I’m curious why not? Other than cash it’s all I use
It’s also about knowing that it’s so exclusive that regular people can’t experience it. Take away the pricetag and it’s isn’t nearly so appealing.
Veblen product, innit
Harder to quality control for though
Wasn’t obvious to me either until I reread the original, and the inciting comment. Definitely a tier 2 comic