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Gracias por compartir vuestras ideas así puedo llorar de frustración y luego proceder a copiar descaradamente porque una tiene cero creatividad e inventiva. Maravilloso servicio ✨✨✨✨

This was phenomenal. So much heart and gorgeous animation. This deserved love at the oscars. 🐗🐸🐹🦍

like this is absolutely insane

Oh my GOD????

This is a prime example of why I LOVE using cussing SPARINGLY in media. If you only have one F bomb per season like Bojack Horseman, or one revelational “Holy shit” like with Zooble here, it REALLY holds weight and has an impact.

I wasn't ready for the amount of guys in my comments that are mad I'm not using my real skin. Yall know there are websites where you can see naked men on right? Just Google it

walk with me

When I figure out how to build roofs on block houses it’s over for y’all I stg

@BoyInHD Is that back wall made of blocks or dividers?

Can anyone tell me why this isn’t registering as a home? #Pokopia (NSRWWKRL if you can help)

am I the only game developer unafraid to make knights kiss. Why must they silence me. Are they afraid

there's no fucking way that song is from this game

FYI the ai public backlash is working. companies like Disney are avoiding using AI in their work cus when general population noticed its AI we have a negative outcry. what im trying to say is AI hate is working. keep it up!!! maybe we will see this tech become obsolete.

The show is called Every Brilliant Thing, and the math on why Daniel Radcliffe is doing it tells you everything about how wealth actually works. Radcliffe earned roughly $95 million from the Harry Potter franchise between ages 11 and 21. His parents set up a holding company called Gilmore Jacobs Ltd. to manage the money. UK Companies House filings show it held £96.3 million in net assets as of early 2024, growing by an estimated £500,000 per month from investment returns alone. That's approximately $7.6 million per year in passive income before he picks up a script. The Broadway numbers are small by comparison. The Hudson Theatre seats 970. At a $144 average ticket price and 98% capacity, the show grosses about $137,000 per performance. Eight shows a week puts weekly gross around $1.1 million. A lead actor's Broadway salary tops out around $100,000-150,000 per week. Over a 13-week limited run, Radcliffe's total take from Every Brilliant Thing is probably $1.3 to $2 million. His investment portfolio generates that in roughly two months of doing nothing. So why is he on 44th Street spending 20 minutes before every show handing out numbered cue cards, recruiting strangers to play his dad and his wife, then performing 85 minutes straight with no intermission, no co-stars, and a different audience every night? Because at $110 million in net worth with a 35-year compounding runway behind him, the returns on career capital now exceed the returns on financial capital. Every role like this, every Tony (he won last year for Merrily We Roll Along), every five-star review builds the résumé that keeps him working on exactly the projects he wants for the next 40 years. Radcliffe said it himself: "I want to be able to keep finding reasons to come back to Broadway for as long as I am physically capable of doing so." The guy who got rich playing a wizard figured out the one thing most wealthy people never learn: once the portfolio compounds on its own, the optimal move is to spend your time on work that compounds your reputation instead.

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El problema de Sekiro es que ya hemos llegado al culmen de los videojuegos y nunca se hará algo igual.

4 Upcoming JRPGs I am hyped for! What 4 upcoming JRPGs are you hyped for!

you’re welcome

That feeling when you’re a closeted gay boy and your dad dies and you feel like you should make it everyone else’s problem too