I've always said I think it's fine in filler content, it can allow small teams to quickly populate their world with background stuff that you never notice. Except when it's not there.
But with great power comes great responsibility. And I don't necssesarily think most can handle that.
I have a feeling that the carbon budget is going to be the least of our concerns soon.
I do realise that not everyone had a good experience with their school system. But to blame the concept of grades on that is silly.
Grades have always been meaningless.
That could not be further from the truth.
What is meaningless is to reduce grades so much that it's impossible to recieve a failing trade.
I had excellent grades in math and less than ideal in chemistry. So I spent less time studying math and more time studying chemistry. And what do you know... my grade in chemistry suddenly and completely unexpectedly became higher. While my grade in math was still holding steady.
It's a real mystery how I figured out that I should spend more time studying chemistry.
I know why :)
Please, someone tell me I'm not the only idiot that read this and thought they were trying to do the other type of mining.
The one that doesn't make sense at all, but rather than realising that's not the mining they were doing, because it doesn't make sense. I just got more confused as to what they possibly could have found there worth mining for in the middle of a war.
Holy shit, so so many. But I'll mention some favorites that I don't think everyone has seen.
Top Secret, The Pentagon wars, Down Periscope, Men in Tights, CHIPS.
I think they're all quite funny. But if I had to suggest just one, CHIPS will probably be a solid choice for most peoole. It's modern and really funny. (18+)
If that were to happen here. You would be able to hear the entire city celebrating from the next town over as their entire budget for the next year will be covered entirely from parking tickets.
It's supposed to be a comma, an Oxford comma to be precise. But punctuation and comma are right next to eachother on my phone so, mistakes happen.
Honestly, the way they're speaking. I'm fine with them calling it "american".
It gives the rest of us a heads up that we should use small words so they can understand.
I knew he was incompetent and bad. But god damn, the more you read the worse it gets, you think: how much worse could it get? And then the article gently tells you: oh we're not done...
But it also highlights the problem is far bigger than just Trump. As their Congress swore him in, after a 50-50 vote that was resolved by the VP.
Reminds me of when a whole bunch of people went inside I think it was a best buy, all wearing a blue polo-shirt and beige chinos