Ah Paradox is finding their model of releasing unfinished games and getting around to solving it later less appealing!
That is a little disappointing, actually, as Paradox made some damn good games this way. Crusader Kings 2, Hearts of Iron 4 and Stellaris were all made like that.
A zoo in Thailand. The hippo's name is Moo Deng which translates to bouncy pork. It's adorable.
I was confused watching Reading Rainbow because I didn't understand how a blind man could be reading to me.
Lil bonus, I know first hand why floppy disks are called that, but only because my dad had some old games.
The part of the gospel of Luke where he writes that Jesus said "oh and trans people? Not a fan, we shouldn't respect em." always did strike me as kinda out of the blue, but it is in there...
Gorka is a fucking Nazi whose words don't belong in anyone's ears.
The Pope and the Church aren't friendly to the LGBT community?
Color me shocked!
Cruelty is the point, my friend. The sooner you realize that, the more sense it makes
Seize their assets, distribute them amongst those who need them, persecute and punish them for the atrocities their greed has wrought.
It's a small economic quirk, but I imagine many Cubans would be selling their old American cars to collectors State-side for a quick cash influx.
And Americans would be eager to travel to Cuba for tropical tourism. That feels like a longer lasting economic change.
Of course there'd be a bubble market on Cuban cigars that would arise, climb, then settle as the demand declines as the idea of a Cuban cigar becomes more normalized.
I've heard Cuba has some novel treatments for lung cancer. I imagine there'd be a market for medical tourism that would emerge from that, as I sincerely doubt the FDA would evaluate and approve a foreign treatment created under a Communist government with any haste.
Speak for yourself, I'm an absolute treasure.
The DNC doesn't give a fuck about the Democratic voters as long as they keep voting for their selected candidates
Yeah, fuck it. I'm gonna razz em tho.
I'm telling the kids "take two or three!" And when the costume-less ones show up I say "hmm, no costumes? You can only take two or three then."