It's really tough sometimes. There can be videos on tweets that are really important, and they don't get saved. Especially hard if it's a multipost with videos.
It used to be the big stores, but those are going under. My favorite mall of all time was the Metro mall in Phoenix AZ. It had tons of awesome shops, and even a skateboard rink. Outside was Toys R Us and Castles and Coasters. Now only Castles and Coasters remains.
That's kind of my thoughts.
Florida is following in Seattle's footsteps, and I don't know why.
What did the buffalo father say before he left his family forever to 'go buy some milk'?
Bison
She had cancer treatments while filming HP. That's hardcore.
At this point Half Life 3 should never come out. All that will happen is Gordon comes out
When he set the fake cow free in Scotland.
Yeah, that's exactly what I thought as well.
He was legendary like other characters. Also, most of those games are made in Vietnam now.
War is how Americans learn geography. The problem is, all they know about the area is the war.
Zombie U was really original and used the Wii U controller well. It wasn't perfect, but that made it more interesting.
I need to play AC4, but have a large backlog already.
The Ubisoft open world is nice, but I prefer Lego open world over it. Far greater, Breath of the Wild Open world is goat. I want other games in that style like Castlevania, Goemon, and some cool original IP. Fenix Rising by Ubi was an attempt at that. Not perfect, but still fun.
Pandemic got bought by EA and then disappeared. The company and people who made it were the actual reason the game was fun, but EA wanted the IP.
Ubisoft used to make original games. Remember Zombie U?
Which sounds really familiar from 50 years ago ...
And the only way to be charged is if you said the wrong things.
It's very Chic clothing.
I really don't believe it. No one really remembers the movies, the parks are doing well enough, but the movies don't seem like they're actually that popular.
The question isn't, is the Internet dead? It's How much of the internet is dead? How much of it is a zombie of our once beloved internet?
And forgotten by New Years.
So, anyway, how's Avatar?
Thr weird part is how the government used pedophilia and images to control people has been talked about for years. Sherlock had it in its first or second season.
Richland is cool, but expensive. The Pasco area just goes wasteland quickly.
Cour D'alene is what Boise wishes it was.
I can only guess by posts and conversations with friends how the PNW is doing.
I love how Spokane is being surrounded by cities breaking away from it. The valley is nice. Jedi Council, Comic shops, and game sales are amazing and something I miss.
Depends on the city in tri cities I guess.
Arlington used to be awesome.
Spokane had the rioters and local gun club meet up. That was interesting.
I think it's corporate culture. They can't really make their own thing, and the bigger they are, the harder it is to make a new one. So if anything is perceived as popular, AI, VR, your mum, and others the corporate people will pretend to follow it, or even throw tons of money at it.
Look at Meta and VR.
Look at all the companies and AI. Even if they have one good product like ChatGPT, they can't make a video creator or image creator as well as the opposition. So what good does Microsoft, Google, or Sony have to sell?
So, we get an obvious psyop on the rainbow alphabet people, and who buys it? The people who want to appear like they have a product for the new thing. Does anyone care? People in the right spots do, and that's all that matters. So long as the cheque clears, and things are ok, then they will all work on it happily.