Google the company doesn't deserve to be a verb
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And making sure to tell the USA how stupid they are at the same time.
A bit hypocritical, eh?
It's so nice to be overseas and be able to take my daughter places where people actually enjoy her being around. She's a year old and of course she screams, she cries, but she has to be able to be out in society because how else is she supposed to learn social norms and interactions?
People in the US are just always annoyed that a kid made any noise at all.
Edit: how do I get downvoted for the exact same sentiment as the comment above?
You've misspelled.
It's "Irvine" and I'm assuming Irvine, CA.
You searched "Irving"
It's the purposeful stuttering that makes it hard to watch. I get they're trying to make it look stop motion, but the textures look good on their own. The choppy frame rate is just bad.
So it seems we don't create our own hero? Which, I get that it would limit facial animations and dialogue, but becoming your own hero was such a huge part of Fable.
Anyway, it looks stunning, graphics-wise. I'm looking forward to it for sure.
Hoo boy, Kevin Hart doesn't even look like he knows how to hold a gun at all. Did nobody think to give him any semblance of weapons training?
I don't want to tell you about you, but you may have a thing for Giraffes
Definitely Tunic. I listen to that soundtrack to study to
There's absolutely no fucking god damned way in the 7 hells that a Tahoe with Police shit in it $700,000.
And if police departments are spending that much on a Tahoe, they need to be dismantled and investigated for embezzlement.
Because some UV light is healthy for us. We generate vitamin D and it's good for our mental health to have sunlight.
People in places that don't get sun for parts of the year have UV lights to help keep them sane.
Same here for me. Learning in school never took any effort at all. I was always good enough with little practice that I didn't push myself to do more.
College is the great equalizer that shows people they're not as gifted as they thought.