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I literally laughed out loud when seeing these comments on a video I was watching:

(here's the video I was watching)

I'm just so sad that this was the final film he ever worked on:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a20oRLJ4v4s

^Laughed so hard at the last panel!

How is it that the western world is even back to entertaining these opinions at all? Mind blowing.

I KNOW!!! To think that, in 2020, there are still people who believe that the Earth is a globe!

Spoiler

This is something that flat earthers actually say to try and "cleverly" turn the tables on "globers". And, yes, they call us "globers", or "globetards".

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I honestly believe that flat earthers started from someone trolling, and it just got so out of hand that some people actually started believing the trolls.

True, I've even heard it started as somebody coming up with "the flat earth theory" on the spot as a ridiculous example when discussing how unrealistic most conspiracy theories are.

It reminds me of what they did to Anne Frank's diary a few years ago, when they said that the father co-wrote the diary to extend its copyright.

Hm... Not that I ever was interested in that book, but surely the selling point supposedly was a teen girl wrote it herself during war. Making it part-hoax (the selling point), moreover just for some more cash, shows how little they care about the book as well :o

From what I read in the article, the profits go to various charities. And I dislike the idea that listing editors as co-authors equates a hoax in terms of how the book gets discussed, because as far as I know, the text in it is still her words.
While I do agree labeling editors as co-authors is wrong from a technical standpoint (because ALL published books go through editing), it's hard to be angry at them if the money they make is donated to charity and organizations aiding kids,
especially with so many worse abuses of copyright to worry about where we know for a fact that it's 100% motivated by greedy megacorporations.

Anyway, how well dose this sum up cats?

What do you think?

Who knew walruses had a talent for dubstep?

It grinds my gears that whatever you need from your handbag or backpack has always found a way to dig itself down to the bottom of it when you want to reach for it.

It's possible? Like NES games (there're some sites with NES emulation).

You can put all AGS games to such site.

Sounds like an intriguing idea, but what of longer games where you might want to save your progress and come back to play later?

Mad Max: Fieri road

I don’t wear nail polish, but yeah that would be frustrating.

It's a big reason I stopped wearing it, you'll just end up with several half-filled bottles if you do.

I think you answered your own question...

If they only provide you with the pre-cut, then if you have no other choice, and they sell more paper, cause you don't optimally use it.

I have the same problem. I can understand that they don't fit our mini-oven, but they should roughly fit the standard oven of 60x60 cm... 

I bet this is why nail polish never comes with a brush that reaches all the way to the bottom of the bottle too, it grinds my gears not being able to get the last nail polish out
if the bottle is less than half full, especially considering how expensive real nail polish is.

Shared the image on Facebook because it was so great and so timely!

Timely, or timeless? 

@the_schut:

Did you also know that the included template for AGS being about creating point-and-click adventure games can be disregarded and that you can make whatever kind of game you like with this engine?

Well, it still has to be in 2D (although I've seen some clever coding to give the illusion of 3D in some projects),
but other than that I've seen people make both arcade shooters, fighting games and racing games in the AGS engine.

Oh, that's a good one!

very good one indeed! 

So glad you liked it too, it's a shame I couldn't find the name of the artist!

Well, with the following replies, I'm willing to give the newbie the benefit of the doubt for now.