Absolutely. I was acknowledging that with the word ‘try’.

Of course my suggestion wasn’t without limits. Personally I will try to help/teach anyone once. If they continue to not make any effort then neither will I.

Try teaching them.

It would somewhat undermine the core of their narrative being a tragedy within a larger tragedy though.

You’ve just jumped at the opportunity to prove my point.

I love to read and I have loved reading the ASOIAF series and of course I’d love to get to the end (I never bothered to watch the TV show). But I can’t get my head around the entitlement to that finale meaning I can complain about another human’s mortality! If I get them then great, but the constant need to piss and moan about it just baffles me.

Oh good, another chance for people to casually talk about how they expect a person to die soon.

Yes, I do.

It’s fascinating that people have found your comment inherently negative when it is literally just the truth.

Excellent. That’s basically my super power.

Just commenting to acknowledge the mint/breath of fresh air line. Solid work.

That and we talked about how the “good guys” only seem to want to maintain the status quo and who that benefits.

Mine are old enough, we’re over half way through The Deathly Hallows and I’ve already told the The Hobbit is next.

I’m in trouble

There used to be an effort made with how you play a game to get achievements. The Orange box was a great example of this. The ‘Little Rocket Man’ and ‘The One Free bullet’ achievements both made you play the game in a different way. Sadly now it’s mostly just ‘play the game’ ‘collect all the things’.

Disco Elysium

Well yeah sure but if I have the choice I know which I’d go for! I don’t know what you mean though, what bu

But there’s a difference between “dying and going somewhere with others” and dying surrounded by loved ones.

As an egg gets older it starts to break down, so it’s density becomes less. Eventually it’s density will be less than the water so it’ll begin to float.

I’ve seen this film every year since it was on vhs. Last night I took my kids to see it at the cinema and it still holds up. “When Love is Gone” was back in it’s rightful place and having not seen it for a good few years it’s such a welcome return. The pacing is totally messed up by it’s removal.

It being a game doesn’t change anything. A film can be pro-war propaganda and it continues to be a film.

Need one of those tools for measuring spaghetti portions attached