You love to see it. Board game that used genAI art, where the creator defended it with "but I had to pay an artist to touch up the AI art".

The author: "The curtains were blue"
The "critical reader": *1800 pages on the subtle nuance of the meaning behind the curtains being blue*
The author: "I'd just bought blue curtains a couple days before because they were on sale."

Here are the actual monthly BLS numbers. Funny how Trump's numbers are shit no matter which term you look at. He's been tanking the numbers every month he's been in office.

Also remember that this is a litmus test, anyone who talks like this you can just throw out with the rest of the trash.

"I wasn't advocating for it, I was just saying that it is inevitable and that we should all immediately surrender all of our ethics."

"What's worse, <thing you must engage with in a negative way in order for it to be terrible> or <thing you must engage with in a negative way in order for it to be terrible>? Clearly this has nothing to do with the way in which I use these content-agnostic platforms, as I am perfect."

It's just wild how dogshit this "community" is.

Destiny 2 "community" described to a T:

Of course it's people like this who have made all the shittiness of the game possible. I want add-clear because the mechanics are boring when they aren't irritating, and *I already have a fucking job that I do for 8-12 hours a day*.

People always quoting Dr. Who, but never this one.

Any company that talks like this and then eventually comes to me hat-in-hand for a donation because they can't survive due to the tariffs can eat a fucking dick.

@genkijam.bsky.social

Just a heads up that if this is your company's response to a request for comment on tariff impacts, I'm going to lose like half of my respect for you as a company, and an individual, especially when your tariff is going from 0% to 25%. It's pure cowardice.

@porcelainmaid.gg Wow.

You very literally were doing *exactly* the same thing you were bitching about.

Something something gremlin