IIRC they had the fish dicks joke first and then thought about who might have the best/worst reaction to it.

“The Iraq war”

Is like saying

“The world war”

Which one?

Indeed. If I buy a video rental store, I expect it to be mine until it goes bankrupt.

For me the difference would be the pricing model.

One time purchase? It’s mine.
F2P/subscription model? I know the service will die some day.

One cannot influence what no longer exists. *tapsforehead

In Germany it’s legal for an employer to visit an employee. The employee is under no obligation to open the door, however.

As this article covers, it doesn’t really make sense to visit an employee, as the issue might not be visually apparent.

https://www.mdr.de/nachrichten/deutschland/gesellschaft/krankheit-kontrolle-arbeitgeber-erlaubt-100.html

Idk about Sweden, but in Germany middle management visited sick employees at their homes to check whether they were really sick.

https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/tesla-hausbesuche-krankschreibungen-100.html

You even get an achievement for it!

Iirc it was Earl Grey, who decided to just sell the tea that was spoiled in his ship’s cargo hold when a container with bergamot broke above it.

You can read it in the playbook Putin is using.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics

Read the summary and the section “content - the west”

I didn’t see it mentioned yet, so I’ll throw warpinator in the ring.

Clients are available for Linux, Windows, Android: https://warpinator.com/

I was hoping that this release includes achievements, but I don’t see them mentioned. Anyone got an update on that front?

He should deal with his accounts being banned, because account sharing is against the tos in both games.

Es ist eine ältere Referenz, aber sie prüft aus

We’ll see in two months

“Chlamydia, your dad is here!”

https://youtu.be/MI8bDFxu9kY

What about MLK?

Just because something is legal, that doesn’t make it right, and not everything that is illegal is wrong.
One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws

You assume correctly

Even that use case seems almost meaningless, as most people store their crypto in centralised exchanges.