Those games remind me of the driver's ed video game they used to have at the science and tech museum in Chicago, where if you tried to have fun and crash the car on purpose you got scolded by a video of a driver's ed teacher

Everything mentioned in that article is very popular so it sort of reads as "why aren't these popular shows as popular as those other shows that are more popular"

still good

Tom thanks for agreeing with me about Bounce House

It's funny, but I know 故 from 事故, so if I saw 故障 used in a written sentence I would probably just assume that 故障 meant the same thing as 事故

If mad men was made by David Lynch instead of whoever actually did make it, he'd use this error as the jumping-off point to make the whole show a beautiful sustained nightmare about the malevolent influence of a sinister vomit gremlin

Dogme 95 Mad Men remaster

this kind of thing is one reason that anime and manga got a bad reputation in the 90s. they clearly just traced over a photo of a gravure model and then slapped a generic anime face, mullet, and braid on top of that. it's no good

looking at 90s CG collections you spend a lot of time in the uncanny valley

I pay me in woims

One time a patron asked me to do their taxes

tsukumogami candidate

Aside from that, you might be able to find a rich alum who will kick a few million in for new tennis courts, but alumni will not give good money to their alma mater so the school can buy gaming PCs for the esports team

the thing about the athletics is: it's a desperation move to boost enrollment; establishing a new sports program has a lot of associated costs, so it doesn't make any money; and always degrades a school's academics to admit a bunch of new students who aren't there for academic reasons

I read every article I can find on the subject, and nobody ever points out two things that I figured out on my own: if a school changed its name from Whatever College to Whatever University in the last ten years, or if the school went "all in" on athletics like tumbling and esports, it's doomed

I'm going to be honest with you. I know more about why Limestone University failed than anyone involved in the creation of this article. Here's a startup dipshit who thinks he's cracked the case: the college failed because enrollment, graduation rates, and the endowment were all down

I like that show quite a bit

Ouch

Keep the glasses, have fun picking out frames