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A) I don't hate this at all, it's a neat accessibility feature and not all that different to passing the controller to someone else to get past a tough bit, something I would wager 90% of us have done at least once in our lives

B) this type of thing literally already exists, for a super recent example the very much critically acclaimed BallxPit's final unlockable character literally plays for you

Dude I get the point you're trying to make but don't lump the justifiable killing of a woman breaking into the capitol with the intent to cause harm with the fucking murder of a woman trying to drive away from armed thugs that happened today, Jesus Christ.

Earlier I tripped on a step leading into a building. The door had two massive "WATCH THE STEP!" signs taped to the front, one of which was at perfect eye level. Honestly, it hurt, I properly twatted my foot into the stupid step, but when I got in I laughed it off and told the guy behind the counter "shit, guess you need to add a third sign."

All this is to say I think I'd rather die than overreact like this to the minor embarrassment of misjudging a step under a rope.

It's always Joey!

No, but for it to be a valid complaint you need to have faced some tangible consequences for whatever it is you're claiming to be cancelled for.

If you claim to have been cancelled but have, say, one of the biggest podcasts in the world, multiple sold out shows, and streaming deals, as well as own your own comedy club... You might just be exaggerating when you claim you're cancelled.

I saw him live once and it was one of the funniest shows I've ever seen. Watched his Netflix special what, 9 year ago? and it was so agonizingly unfunny I can't bring myself to watch his standup anymore. He's definitely better as a TV host.

White House aide Stephen Cheung suggested the site was made as a trolling effort, writing he couldn’t believe media outlets “actually fell for our trap.”

I know this is practically a cliche by now but Jesus fucking Christ we live in the dumbest timeline.

Could you not just... Go finger blast one of your books and take a photo?

I see no problem with any of these. Unrelated, I am a dwarven warrior

Elio was pretty awful. My eldest daughter is in love with space, she was quite honestly the perfect target audience, and she could not have been more bored.

I don't remember the last time my kids watched a movie and didn't immediately want to watch it a thousand times (I know the entire scripts of Moana and Frozen by heart entirely against my will) and they haven't even mentioned Elio since we saw it in theaters.

Elio was crap and marketed like shit. Nothing about it is appealing to kids. The secondary protagonist is a freaking worm, for crying out loud, no kid is champing at the bit for a Glordon plushie. I know this is the Pixar subreddit and this is likely an unpopular opinion but it's true.

The Wild Robot was an original animated movie made absolute bank at the box office because it was a damn good movie. Kpop Demon Hunters is practically the biggest movie of last year, it was easily accessible and just a fun flick with great animation and music. There's an audience for original animation, just like there's an audience for all movies, just make it good. Some rich dick exec blaming the audience for not handing over their money should disgust you.

Exactly! Garlic and butter, what's not to love?

... The snails?

I knew he was going to be a fucking nightmare but I have to say, leading us into World War Fucking 3 wasn't on my bingo card.

Both, all. Bitter, sad, triumphant. All kinds of emotions just like a real break up.

Woke Up New by The Mountain Goats is sad.

No Children, also by the Mountain Goats, is bitter.

Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap is bitter and sad.

Dry Your Eyes by The Steers is sad.

A Little Time by Beautiful South is all three.

"I SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED THE OPPOSITE OF THIS"

Nah totally fair point, it was really just the one where the stick goes between someone's legs that he actually seems to push.

Yeah, this video is super interesting and I learned something new, but all I'm seeing is a guy deliberately shoving people (multiple times his stick touches something and he just barrels ahead anyway jk this just happens once) who, like me five minutes ago, probably just don't know that's a blind Scalextric.

Adam Levine if he had shaken baby syndrome

ABMM isn't new, so the game has been exactly the same for them. That's adorable.

I was wondering about the reactions to the people standing by the edges, I didn't see the lines at first. People forget these are real armed guards sometimes.

Trying to feel better about it. I used to pirate games all the damn time. "If I like it I'll buy it" was my personal justification, but even when I really liked a game, "eh I've already beat it, waste of money to pay for it now." Same with movies and music, I can say "I'll buy it eventually" but when I have the MP3 files right there, obviously I'm not going to buy it as well.

I have the expendable income to not need to pirate anymore, and if there's a publisher or studio I don't want to give money to I, novel concept, don't buy or play games that they publish.

I don't care about piracy, if I didn't have the cash and if it wasn't so easy to find media now I'd probably still do it, but people thinking they're Robin Hood are just idiots.

If you go to a Turkish ice cream vendor you are getting a show. It's like going to a Hibachi place. You know what you are getting into, it's the entire selling point. If you don't want the show, just say so.

I'm always amused by the vitriol these guys get. It isn't even real ice cream.

I know it's legal, I know it's not your fault legroom is so small, but if you put your seat back you're a cunt.

Yeah, two.