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I could make a list of at least a couple dozen better horror films than The Thing - yet people try and pretend it's a GOAT.

We generally look down on woke culture where I live.

Damn_Underscore has a history of making really creepy and incel-like topics about menstruation.

Thought them using sign language is cool, but not sure about having a mission as hailey

Why did they nerf the car chases

in a week I think?

Damn but why didn't they make an actual game like strikers? That was a great game, like a streamlined version of a persona game in the best way. I just don't like fighters as a genre.

My man Junpei deserves better than Yuckyko

I'm planning to do it chronologically. So the Metal Gear games first. I don't think that will be too interesting, but I might make a playthrough topic when I get to MGS1.

Stockholm, Sweden

It didn't just start snowing. That shit has been happening for centuries.

It might die out over the next few decades too. Elizabeth II was actually popular, or at least she was in Australia. However we're largely indifferent toward Charles and I've seen many people even say "can we get to William already?"

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/3/1/AABUaRAAE8RH.jpg

my point was her death when it happened was a huge deal

oh and it was major news to the UK when a black man married into the royal family

face it the UK is obssed with the royal family

lets stay on point here the worship the UK gives the royal family is stupid

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It popularized FPS on the console, which is nice, but PC gamers already had great FPS games by then, it wasn't anything new for them.

TBH even gaming mags back then were capable of corruption. Remember that overhyped, shitty fighting game Rise of the Robots? They devs actually allowed several magazines to access the game early if they gave 10/10s, and this led to the closure of many once the public found out they were being lied to.

Open casket funerals, the idea of them weirds me out.

The EU can't seem to do that either, and the US is roughly the same size.

I'm sure some people have issues with it but most just accept it. Mentally add 10% or whatever your local rate is and you'll be close enough.

I'm sure it happens but see the bullet points regarding size and distance. I could drive more than an hour in any direction and not leave my state. Or three hours if I wanted to use Amtrak.

Only people living right next to a border with a significant tax difference could possibly benefit from that.

That one is simple logistics. Unlike most other countries, sales tax varies by state, county, municipality, and sometimes even sub-municipality. Compare that to countries with VAT set at the national level with no variance between locations within the country. Calculate that value once and apply it nationally.

The logistics of calculating and properly applying the correct display price of every single one of the approximately 100,000 different items in a Walmart makes it impractical, especially since every single store has to process their prices individually since their calculated prices could be different from the Walmart 3 miles away. It's much easier to display the retail price and have a database indexed with product categories (since not everything is taxed the same) calculate the taxes at checkout. It also means you don't have to reprice half the damn store when tax rates change by a tenth of a percent.

I'm from the generation that was told to never tell the internet your personal information, as I'm sure most of us are. Crazy we have an admin that's young enough to find using your real name all over the internet normal and common.