Why do companies these days not understand the value of tactility?

The kingdom of Denmark was originally built using this strategy, taxing all ships passing to and from the Baltic Sea for about 400 years. It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for them.

I really hope the new video includes a proper explanation and apology in regards to her comments on the pro-palestine movement.

I've been to Montreal/Quebec a handful of times. Felt just like Europe, just with bigger dumber cars. We can definitely let you in, but only if you promise to swap General Motors for Volkswagen ;)

I'm not sure I get that part. Movement of goods within the EU is tax free, so why wouldn't another country just import it, and move it to, say, Portugal?

GOP Congresswoman

Hades filled a Diablo shaped hole in my heart, after being disappointed by D4. Highly recommend the Hades games.

"Boring" is becoming a stamp of approval for me these days. In the era of fast-paced TikTok brain rot, I applaud any media not caving to the modern attention span.

Comments like this is why I like Lemmy. No revenge fetishism or punishment fantasy. Simply a hope for justice and betterment, and acceptance of the fact that criminals are also victims. Thank you.

It's really, really good! Tougher than the first game, but that's a welcome change. After about ~10 hours of gameplay, I already feel like it's the best sequel I've played.

Dying industries have long deathrattles. Sometimes it's more merciful and environmental to kill then before "the economy" is ready.

They bring the incest, of course