Most definitely what the ad is conveying.
I wish we could go back to these old timey ads that took time and effort to appreciate. I can imagine myself using that pen, it’s even kind of soothing. Not like the in your face quick hit cheap thrill stuff we have nowadays.
That was an unexpectedly titillating and insightful read.
Checks and balances, baby! amiright, guys?
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As a dad?l, this new world terrifies me. The craziest trends that caught on for me were Pokémon cards, tamagotchi, and Uno.
At the rate we’re going, history books will be banned before we know it.
We all know real Enterprises wear kilts.
Damn! Your list made me remember that I missed Superliminal.
Which led me to Stanley’s Parable, which I hated. I maintain that I totally missed something despite a few playthroughs to “the end” but it seems to have just gone over my head.
*Break the Game is $2 during the Summer Sale. Definitely trying it.
My game time is limited so I play what I hope to be most impactful. My list is chock full of unforgettable experiences:
The first three I’d say there was life before and then life after. The rest, I wouldn’t want to miss if I had a redo in life.
Picard, my friend. I don’t know history well enough to know if MSFT was involved or not based on our colleagues comments below but I most certainly agree that the horse armor was a reckoning, and dawn of a depressingly fraught new era.
I experienced the same at “regular” beaches out in Greece. Topless women and Speedos were just as normal as any other beachgoer. It was really rather relaxing thinking back to it now.
Bush-era (same as American Idiot) but shockingly still relevant. Too heavy for this list?