Yeah I used to binge f7u12 for hours at a time. Then one day something just clicked and they were no longer funny. It was weird.

I always liked this one where the racoon tries to wash some cotton candy to eat. Poor little guy.

Yeah, I also started dating my wife before cellphone cameras were good. So my profile picture of her is like a 50x50 pixel blurry-ass photo.

In hindsight, a blurry ass-photo would’ve been nice too.

Thanks that makes a lot more sense

I’m still trying to decode that sentence.

“You know, all of the AI-generated content increasingly looks similar and they’re all beautiful and so I’m empathetic towards what they’re thinking.”

Who does he mean by “they”? Who’s beautiful? Who’s he empathetic towards?

Single player it’s fun too. I can’t help but feel it doesn’t have a lot of replay ability to me personally once i get out of the early game. By summer it just becomes the standard checklist for me.

This is crazy talk. There’s always so much to add and improve!

I don’t really need my cat to speak English to understand what he’s saying. He basically yells “I’m STARRRRRRRRRVING! I’ve never eaten in my entire life!”

He’s a bit of a drama queen.

I always liked thrussy.

Wait that didn’t come out right. I don’t wanna like fuck his throat pussy. I just like the word. Dammit…

My neighbor was a shithead. There were lots of places where masks were mandatory, so she got herself a “protest mask” which was a decorative mask - almost like a thin chainmail - that didn’t actually do anything. Stupid people are assholes.

Silver appears on-screen at the beginning of Who Framed Roger Rabbit as Raoul J. Raoul, the director of the animated short Something’s Cookin. Raoul loses his temper at toon Roger Rabbit for seeing tweety birds when a refrigerator crashes on his head, and not stars as the script specified. This was a prank Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis pulled on then-Disney CEO, Michael Eisner, as Eisner and Silver had despised each other since their days at Paramount Pictures in the early 1980s, especially with the issues they faced making 48 Hrs. Silver trimmed his beard off, paid his expenses, and asked to not have his name in initial cast lists. Reportedly, when production wrapped, because Silver was unrecognizable, Eisner questioned who played Raoul and was told it was Silver, at which point, Eisner shrugged and praised his performance.

Honestly sounds like he was a pretty good sport about having that reputation.

Yeah but a Wankel X-8 doesn’t sound nearly as cool

Not sure how this has been out for over a decade and it’s my first time seeing it now. What a banger!

And the horse didn’t even have a rotary engine!

I had to put a jumper on the motherboard to do a hard BIOS reset on my son’s PC, and format the hard drive and do a fresh OS install. There are reddit threads and YouTube videos of people doing the same. I consider that bricked, but I suppose your definition could be more extreme.

Battlefield 6 was the best-selling game in the U.S. in 2025.

Wow that’s surprising to me considering how it required Secure Boot enabled, which bricked a lot of people’s PCs. I installed the beta for my son and thought “there’s no fucking way the average gamer is going to be able to do this.”

Nice article. I had no idea GoldenEye was rereleased a few years ago! I’ll have to check it out.

These sort of people crack me up, because every one of them hates e-bikes because they’re ”cheating". Like, dudes, we’re not racing. There are a lot of hills by my house and I would literally never ride a bike if I didn’t have some help going up them.

I don’t see how having a motor to help you out and spending a few grand on a carbon fiber frame are much different. It’s all just making it easier for you.

It’s also possible that the mascot wasn’t originally a regular cat, but an already pretty sexy cat.

so free titty pics were appreciated I guess

Are they ever not?

Damn that’s a wild ass story. I just finished reading Michael Connelly’s The Proving Ground which touches on the topic of liability when it AI encourages crimes. I thought the story was a theoretical scenario that could maybe happen in the future. Didn’t realize this shit was already happening - and even more fantastical that the scenario in fiction!