The only bet I'd make about these glasses is that someone wearing them is going to get the shit kicked out of them.

This is the way.

3 hrs minimum early arrival guy, right here

*see Marge's come-hither face*

I think she's alright with it

Big Country Raw signage at the pet shop

This Vancouver Grizzlies retrospective took a dark turn

Magic Johnson-ass post

"soon as you step off that plane" 🫠

Cardio. Mass.

It's been so interesting to watch this unfold. Barnes & Noble and other big book chains shut indies down in the the 1990s (and on) and then Amazon came along and ate up all the book market share. Now people tired of big corporations are creating demand for more indies

Right now glass is flying and the cops are here

*Palantir execs trying to explain their glorious vision so we’ll invite them inside*

Hilarious 😂

Another reminder to get off as many Google services as possible.

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Life's rich tapestry

Those were the days at the old Yaletown studio. My first games credit outside of EA.

Didn't imagine having a use for this pic twice in one day but here we are folks

The answer we all needed, thanks 👍🏿

Beyond "on the nose" at this point

This post is specifically relevant to my interests

Let's see those fits, New York

"I learned that if I wanted to avoid picking up the harsh click sound of the tape stopping, I could hold down the Pause button and then press Stop."

A piece of long-ago stored memory just breached the surface like an orca.

shhhh

SHHHHHHH

oh no

Somebody here is wrong and it ain't the 3 year old, bud

Day 2 of the DoorDash PR flunkie crash out incoming

The adult patiently guards its foraging cub

Cardio. Mass.

left 4 dead and its sequel are full of some of the best small details and bits of environmental storytelling you can find in games. valve's jay pinkerton told me it's because the team opened up the writing process to the whole studio. as others have said about L4D's graffiti: AI could never

Novel - Boiling Point & Cold Cases: More Saskatchewan Crime Stories, by Barb Pacholik and Jana G. Pruden

Time for some light prairie-infused post workout murder reading

Cardio. Mass.