Durango Horrorshow

"Political solution, huh?"

@Dub2Dope @SteveFranssen Oh, girldads are getting special treatment.

@SteveFranssen Try to take my daughters rights away see how that works out for u

Men are going to take away women's right to vote. And they're never giving it back again. Women are forever off of the pedestal they were put on.

@ProphetOfKek117 Nigerian.

The most rancid untrustworthy whore you know just reposted this

@DenzielVtuber @QuiteShallow The game's biggest crime is making the Deathstroke rematch a goofy tank battle.

@QuiteShallow Arkham Knight. I have always said that game is solid. The gameplay is just as fun as the previous installments, the batmobile sections are fun and never go on too long. Sure, the big twist can be seen from a mile away, but that's kinda how it is in a franchise that big.

Genuine non ragebait question, can someone give me legitimate examples of amazing games being unfairly defamed by influences and failing to sell, and opposite, absolutely awful games being praised by biased content creators and massively succeeding?

@AcademicAgent_X My controversial candidate:

Been thinking about a "Game Designer" Mount Rushmore. Miyamoto and Sid Meier are both locks, but the other two spots are interesting to think about. I feel like these are in contention: Todd Howard (Elderscrolls, Fallout) Will Wright (Sim City, Sims) John Carmack (Doom, Quake) Hidetaka Miyazaki (Dark Souls, Elden Ring) Gabe Newell (Half-Life, Portal) Ron Gilbert (Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion)

@kunley_drukpa @LudditeHacker They really are Germans in denial.

@LudditeHacker “Yaa in ze Nederlands we cut our pizza wis ze scissors, for maksimaal cutting effeesjensy. It vould be sub-optimal not to use ze scissors for ze cutting”

I will never get over the absurdness of people not using scissors to cut their pizza.

@HariSel57511397 That's just turbo autism. He was never going to write anything in that world in the first place.

Some fantasy author built a fully functioning medieval economy for his story only to discover that his main character was too broke for the adventure.

@LookAtMyMeat1 The only correct choice is the dockside Argonian.

I hope none of you seriously simped for the God of rape's sloppy seconds

@constans The friend learned a lot about women that day.

One of my friends said the most jarring experience was to watch a video Audrey Tatou doing a scene in a Amelie or something similarly quirky, and then hearing the director declare “cut” and seeing Tatou revert to her “real self”

@UBERSOY1 It's called "de-colonization".

We hear a lot about the Armenian genocide but barely have any recollection of the ethnic cleansing of Turks that had preceded it

@VoidAVL @archie68606 >ended He thinks its over.

@Axu6363 @archi_tradition

What is your favorite Balkan country?

@FaXistic @PalmyrPar Give it a shot.

@PalmyrPar We need a new Austria Hungary and we need it fast

Never ask a Balkanite nationalist where they actually live lmao

@realKalos And we wipe the sand mandala clean...

How it feels to work as a high school janitor.

@end3of6days9 Women should never be allowed to make their own decisions.

🍵This woman is standing in her kitchen at 6:30 in the morning, shaking, because she’s about to break her favorite mug she’s had for seven years... on purpose. It’s cracked but perfect — fits her tea lid exactly, never actually broken — yet every single time she uses it she has visions of the handle breaking off. In meditation she heard the message loud and clear: “What you’re holding on to holds you back.” So she’s doing it. She’s breaking the mug to release the attachment… and hopefully shift her timeline. I love how real and brave this feels. Sometimes the smallest things we cling to are the very things keeping us from moving forward. Have you ever had to let go of something small (or big) that you had an unhealthy attachment to — even if it felt silly at the time? What was it, and did it actually open something new for you?

@Pr02542078 @onlmaps

@onlmaps Serbia (aka Yugoslavia) was behind the First World War, where millions of Europeans gave their lives. 🧐

European countries that were on the winning side in both World Wars

Today is World Book Day. 🇷🇸🇲🇪 Serbia and Montenegro have the lowest reading rates in Europe, with only 26% reading a book in the past 12 months.

@onlmaps Reading the comments

@Alex60210321316 Common ☦️ win.

@ArmchairW Not a big mystery imo. He just doesn't want to come out and say that THD is offical policy and strategic end goal. Bit raw to just come out with it.

The Russians have been smirking and giving the same exact answer whenever this topic comes up since the start of the war. They know a lot that we don't in the West.

@spaceshark23 No need.

can i say something