I mean.... it's kinda both when you look at it ๐
isthingoneventhis
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It really does, it hits the same spot as DFs soundtrack does and it's just perf.
Yeah but it's scary seeing the radical stuff starting to creep in the cracks. I moved to Denmark from the US and reading the news sometimes on politics raises an eyebrow or two.
C. C I'm not sure what you're talking about, I don't watch those movies and the one I'm thinking about was from (iirc) an asian mall CCTV recording or something to that effect.
It seems nice and scratches the itch to be approximately social, but suffering through seeing the same 5 articles posted nearly back to back by bots is deeply annoying. And the lack of content when sorting by 6hrs means I inevitably have to spam block the weird porn/fetish stuff that decides to crop up in-between lol.
Well good, now they can finally go out and vote!
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eta: it's a joke, if they're physically in a closet they can't vote. lol.
Well no, chainsaw is an exaggeration, I think it's more of an extruder or meat grinder when one gets caught in it. Thaaaaat one is nsfl and will forever remain a blue link ๐ฌ
You could probs google it and find it pretty readily, something like 'escalator failure reddit' or that. It's like mall footage of an escalator that has motor failure or something and because it's... well really heavy it basically it snaps at some point and just rips down with people just falling into the pit where the inner parts stay underneath.
Or a temporary chainsaw from hell. That one clip of the one absolutely shitting the bed will haunt me.
Ehm the cut storyline content seemed interesting if memory serves. The online stuff they have but haven't implemented is the real tragedy, as it seemed a lot of stuff (like ranch owning) that the community seemed keen on. Sadly when we ended up getting was buggy ass updates the fucked up one console system or the other.
RDR2 has a lot of stuff in the files that was cut or planned for online, that R* is probably never going to implement.
I appreciate that this is reminiscent of early 2000s edgy "first foray into Photoshop" feels