Then one must imagine Sisyphus lazy. Repetitive toil in exchange for the right to exist is simply the natural order.

I’m surprised they’re still documenting cases.

Without suffering, there is no enjoyment.

And yet even with suffering, there is also no enjoyment. Welcome to treatment resistant persistent depressive disorder!

Can’t wait for Medicaid to get axed so I can go live in a concentration camp.

But then we forego the peace achieved by appreciating the rewards inherent to making boulder go up.

Boulder must go up.

Yeah, but that’s back-away-nervously funny, not ha-ha funny.

Let me know if you find any of that trash on Nebula.

Brilliant.

…do folks just not understand currency conversion?

You can still play switch 1 games on the 2. The upcharge is for the enhanced versions.

The laptop can be free, too.

…so that was the imprisoning war.

Anyway, I’m not a huge fan of the DW formula, but Age of Calamity was surprisingly fun. Looking forward to this.

Same. Well, it’s not like I was going to be able to afford it at launch anyway. And then having to pay to get improved performance on switch 1 games (lookin at you, Korok Forest)… yeah, kinda bleh about the whole thing.

Reality has a doom bias.

The news for insects is not entirely bad, emerald ash borers are finding the ability to survive in areas that were formerly too cold for them. This allows them to kill more trees turning them into kindling for lightning strikes and other fire starting events.

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie.

They believe whatever they feel is true, and bury themselves in echo chambers where everyone believes the same things, so that they aren’t confronted with cognitive dissonance.

And, importantly, have convinced themselves that anyone arguing against them is doing the exact same thing. Classic projection.

When I first started seeing my now-spouse, she commented that she thought it would be nice if I added some flavor to my wardrobe that wasn’t black tee shirts with optional band/sportsball/nerd printing. So I gradually added some colors, but quickly realized that the brighter the shirt, the worse it looked on my fat gut. And it became tedious trying to find desaturated or earth tones in casual clothing (especially polos for work).

I eventually gave up and just started buying cheap black tees in bulk every few years, oversized so I could throw them in the dryer instead of hang drying them like I’d been doing for years to preserve the prints etc. The spoons set aside for wardrobe choices were better allotted elsewhere.

And you thought sushi was expensive.

You’ll make do with three and you’ll like it!