Gaseous Snake

With the Series being 2-2, Game 5 is very important. Whichever team wins takes control of the Series!

"Hey, we saw you from across the bar and really dig your vibe. Can we buy you a drink?"

Disco Elysium had it right. Playing as a fascist actively drains your health bar

@BillAckman Bill, there is no one else. YOU are our only hope. Please reconsider

Not me.

I have a great idea on NYC. I will share it as soon as I can. I was a bit depressed when I woke up this morning, but I am now optimistic.

the cost of sowing on a day like today would be tremendous but the motivation it would give me tomorrow would be invaluable

Heard the banks were out of money? Concerning. Will be monitoring this.

While many knew Hossam as a fearless journalist, there was so much more to him. He was a young man with dreams, with a sense of humor, and a heart full of life. He loved dressing well, even in the middle of chaos, once joking: “What if I run into a cute girl while reporting? I want to look good!” Hossam had crushes. He wanted to fall in love, to build a family, to be a husband and a father. He talked about the future like he believed in it — like it was something real and reachable. He wanted more than headlines and frontlines. He wanted soft mornings, quiet dinners, laughter with loved ones. He dreamed of leaving Gaza someday, saying, “When this is all over, I’m taking a long break — I want to visit a beautiful country.” He longed for peace — not just for his people, but for his own soul. A chance to breathe freely, to explore, to just be. He grew up by the sea and loved seafood deeply. The ocean was part of him — he’d smile and say, “I love everything seafood — I grew up with it.” There was something about the water that calmed him, something that reminded him of home, even as the world around him was in pieces. At night, you’d find him with his headphones on, listening to music — especially Palestinian songs. He’d spend time during the day downloading them so he could escape into melodies once the city quieted down. It was his small form of peace — rhythm in the middle of ruin. He was pure. He was innocent. There was a gentleness in him that never hardened, even in war. A softness that stayed untouched by the noise around him. He believed in beauty, in love, in something better. And that is how he should be remembered — not just as a journalist, but as a young man who wanted to live.

We here for you

@DiscussingFilm Please just write the damn book George

George R.R. Martin says there are talks about making an ‘ELDEN RING’ movie (Source: ign.com/articles/georg…)

@LiquidCognition So true! How can there be dozens of people from one family all living in the same place? In order for something like that to happen, you'd have to forcibly displace an entire population of people, concentrate them into a 140 sq mile territory, and prohibit them from leaving

"I lost 70 family members in gaza" no one fucking has that many family members to lose, what the fuck. LOL. Who believes this shit???

Genuinely wonder how long "we're the real conservatives" will remain the democratic strategy. Seems impossible that a game plan that is this obviously stupid and self defeating will continue indefinitely, but if you haven't figured it out by now you probably never will

@ShineboxHukster @NathanJRobinson People who have these takes betray their own cynical narcissism. Like yeah why would anyone feel any obligation to confront the author of a genocide outside of their own self-interest?

@NathanJRobinson Standard Leftist histrionics. Look at me everybody! I’m achieving nothing but getting noticed for my revolutionary activist posturing at the same time!

This takes courage, shame on every journalist in this room who sits silently

nothing more insulting than a job app that asks you to put jokes in your cover letter

snatching a sneeze from the jaws of not sneezing

Syrian rebel exploring Assad’s tunnels: “I feel like I am playing Half-Life” 💀💀

LMU is the number 1 part time law school on the west coast. Fact.

film studies professor: "today we're gonna watch silver linings play... list?"

astounding. is oppenheimer the first movie he's seen in imax? and what does he mean by "game over"?