Kid’s not thinking big enough. Now that they have evidence, they can blackmail the neighbour into buying them a better computer and a UPS

Everything Microsoft does is bad. I use arch btw

Hey! I’m in my 20s and I also love brainrot!

CHICKEN JOCKEY

You’re mixing up psychosis and psychopathy.

You really didn’t need to double down and say psychotic people are dangerous. It’s not true.

Poets of the Fall - Fool’s Paradise

Not what psychotic means but I agree with what you meant to say

I think nutrition has a bigger effect than genetic variability

Yeah, here’s an easy way to prevent most birth defects:

Free nutritious food
Regulating toxic chemicals
Prenatal education and healthcare

I was there in the trenches of the soil wars. They were made of loam.

I don’t have a cat. Checkmate atheists

I choose the TRON franchise. I want to bring it back from the dead and do a TRON Legacy sequel starring Elijah Wood as Beck.

If I’m not allowed to bring franchises back from the dead then I choose the old man from the first movie, he’s probably dead by now.

I don’t think the point of this comic is to judge the past. I think it’s to plan for the future. I want to go proletariat shopping at Walmart.

I don’t want grocery chains to stay in business. I want them to go bankrupt and make way for locally owned grocers.

Me and my girlfriend used Runners in the Shadows to homebrew a Warhammer 40k Necromunda game. It worked really well, I made the rules work with the setting and story we wanted to play, she was the GM and made the runs. I had prior experience with Blades so I was able to understand what the rules were doing and tweak them as required to make them fit 40k. Each runner used a custom playbook I designed for their character concept.

But this tax only affects top hotels

When a self driving car breaks the law, the CEO should get the demerit points on their own licence, and if they lose their licence, the cars can’t drive anymore.

!worm@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Well we already have the word “fiction”, I want magic to mean something else

By that logic, anything fictional is magic, including science fiction.