I think we all end up like the Asgards from SG-1 without the ability to transfer our consciousness to a new body.

Extinct via hubris. Obviously this assumes we do something about runaway global heating.

I haven’t seen it mentioned, but I think Tremors (1990) is very much in the same genre as Army of Darkness, and I’m pretty sure the whole movie is pure practical effects.

I’ve only watched it sober, I think it makes decent amount of sense.

My biggest complaint is the sheer lack of rewards when I finish a fight. Give me any currency.

I have spent so much of this game broke, unable to buy the things I need to advance any side plots.

I’m currently stuck on the fight for the Music in the top left of the citadel. The double boss at the end is brutal. But because no enemy in that fight drops monster parts, I have to quit to grinding it to go grind more materials to build equipment, despite having slain 20+ enemies each run.

I’m not sure what you’re talking about. But Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Kia, Hyundai, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Volvo, Volkswagon, and Mercedes keys are definitely made overseas.

And considering the price increases I’m seeing on Fiat (Jeep, Dodge, Chrystler) and Ford keys, I assume they are too. GM prices have risen the least, but they too are more expensive, probably because raw materials are being tarrifed.

No, the US company recieving the import pays the tarrif to the US government.

But yes, Trump is an idiot.

I’m a locksmith, I mostly program car keys for customers. Basically every car key is produced overseas.

How far does this refund go? My distributor paid the tarrifs and then passed that cost onto me, which I passed onto my customers.

Will my customers, distributors, or myself be refunded? I assume just my distributor since they directly paid the tarrif. And I doubt prices will come down when tarrifs end, so everything is permanently more expensive for no fucking reason, and the top middle man just boosted his profit margin through the roof.

Someone rang my doorbell at 11pm, better shoot first and ask questions never.

Noone could ever need help at 11pm.

Also, are they just posted up in a chair with a rifle pointed at the door ready to fire when the doorbell goes off? Or did they open the door and identify the person running away before firing.

The whole point of the prank is to run away before they can awnser the door.

Winchesters

Can call the police when you threaten to hurt others, actively prevents teens from seeking outside help when they talk about killing themselves.

Agreed, but indiana roads are so much louder too. Its kinda baffling.

Are we sure this isn’t a video google “enhanced with ai”.

It’s not likely, considering he’s got enough money to be a problem for them, but it would tie into thier plan to make everything look like slop so you can no longer tell what is slop.

1 cigarette for a €1? That seems like a deal.

The youngest boomers were born in 1964, so they’d be in thier late 20s at the end of the 80’s. Which were my parents.

I also dont think there’s anything wrong with exposing your kids to older media, which was my point. Your kids will seek out new media without you, so giving them a foundation of things that came before helps expand thier knowledge base.

I feel this is exactly the same as boomers who raised thier kids on exclusively 70 and 80s “classic” rock.

I was 12 when that came out, and while I recognized it wasnt good, the pod racing was cool enough I wasn’t too upset to have seen it. I did not watch the next two in theaters, we just rented them.

Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3, I don’t think I’ve ever matched this level of disappointment while sitting in a Movie theater since.

Based on my reading of the article, its entirely possible this man was not out for an affair.

He was wanting to meet before the bot got very flirty, and pumped the brakes about the idea of getting physical.

Do I think he was making good decisions? No.

But I think we should give a little benefit of the doubt to a dead man, who had his mental capacity demished by a stroke, who was trying to meet a chatbot, owned and operated by Meta.

This movie is so fun. Its such a good time