Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places, if you look at it right
Why would any company sell batteries that need to be replaced less often? Companies are greedy as fuck and don’t care about consumers. It’s all about their bottom line. And if you’re not buying enough, often enough, than companies hate you.
Sell EV’s under $30k and you’ll sellout!
Anybody that pays for a cam-girl is an idiot and I feel slightly bad for them. Anybody that pays for an AI rendering of a cam-girl is a fucking moron and that’s it
The glass cleaner was the first thing I saw here. I love it!! And the sponge holder is pretty nifty too
Micro transactions extend beyond video games and airline companies are the biggest offenders. Flying in the US is a scam and a half. Want a seat? Pay. Want some water? Pay. Pretty soon, want oxygen? PAY!
Stuck between a rock and a hard place. It sucks.
I’m tired of the 2 party system. I don’t think I really have a party or political ideology that aligns with Democrats or Republicans and third party candidates are all over the place. I want to start voting on issues and not just politicians.
I don’t care what my politician’s feelings are. They represent a constituency and the only things they should be speaking about and for are exactly what they’re being asked for. Instead we have this political machine that takes every issues and gives it a red spin and a blue spin and then it’s force fed to the people.
Congress should not be creating our ideologies they should create the laws that structure the things the citizens want.
The Supreme Courr overturned Roe v Wade, put it on the ballet and let the people decide.
Gun control, put it on the ballet
Universal health care, put it on the ballet
Abandoning fossil fuels, put it on the ballet
Stop forcing your political and personal ideologies on us and start listing to the people. If we vote “Yes” on universal health care, the politicians must then go and figure out how to make it happen.
Let it truly be a government of the people, by the people, for the people.
I agree that it was a bit early but after 13 unanswered shots and the way he fell back looked awkward and Alex landed in full mount, a few more strikes would’ve put Jiri out cold. With the quicker stoppage, Jiri will be able to fight again sooner, so I’m okay with it
Edit: grammar
This is why you shouldn’t have friends in MMA, Merab missed his chance….twice. Merab would wreck Aljo and yet they won’t fight.
I don’t think he looked particularly good in the rematch where he KO’d Pereira either. Pereira got sloppy wanting to end Izzy with a violent KO. If he stayed patient he could have continued picking him apart until Izzy dropped. Instead, he pushed the action, overextended and got caught.
I’m not sure why people/the UFC would say that Izzy gets an automatic rematch. He’s 1-2 in his last 3 fights. He got his automatic rematch against Pereira and wasn’t able to defend the belt once before he lost it again. I’m not saying he’s fallen out of rankings. But I am saying, some one else is next for the title shot and Izzy needs to fight and beat a top contender for another crack at the belt.
Second version of Glover? No. Will it be an epic kickboxing brawl, probably!!
Ali’s freaking out right now, lol. But for real, these fighters could unionize but they’ve probably got managers (and their promotions) telling them they’ll make more without a union. Yea, some guys will but all fighters signed to top flight organizations deserve a mandatory minimum for getting on the scales at the agreed upon weight. There also need to be accommodations for cancellations, etc. but the point still stands.
I’m not saying everybody needs a million dollars a fight. Jake Paul said (FML can’t believe I’m quoting him, but…) each fighter should get $50k and I think that’s pretty fair. They also should be offered a shared medical plan, but that can only happen via a union
So the way he explained it to me was that essentially when the company was purchased all your accruals were reset and the pension was tied to years of service, which he hadn’t reached yet, then with the merger you were essentially a new employee. There was also a lot tied to retirement plans linked to corporate stocks that were basically useless after they merged. Either way, beyond working for the same company forever, his eggs were (mostly) in one basket.
My uncle spent years preaching to me about the need to be loyal to a company. I never drank the Kool-Aid. He spent 21 years working for an investment banking company in their IT department. 4 years before he was set to retire with a full pension, etc. his company was acquired by a larger bank. He lost everything except his 401k. He then spent the next 12 years working to get his time back so he’d be able to retire. He died 2 years ago and the company sent a bouquet of flowers.
THE COMPANY DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOU!!
I like these games. I do. But at the same time I don’t. They’re repetitive in the gameplay and it gets stale to the point where I never finish them.
Along with the Assassins Creed series, they have sucked me in and don’t deliver enough to maintain my business, yet a couple of months after a release when I see them go on sale the end up in my collection.
I’m hoping this news will end in an awesome game that I’m obviously going to buy and that I will actually finish, for once
$50 for a current game is a shitty value. And no matter how much I love RDR, it’s a shittier value for a 13 year old game.
Maybe its me but I’m tired of games from the PS3/360 era still being sold as new today. Make new games! Or, build online worlds that live and breathe for decades and make the “games” exist in that same space.
How many times have you beat a game and thought, well if there were just more missions, this would continue being fun. I personally would opt for that versus remastered games. In theory the process of porting could have been avoided by just importing the dialogue and overlaying it on top of RDR2 so that the two games are literally merged together.
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