Was on a Don’t Starve kick, but thinking about doing some Stardew Valley because it’s such a cozy game

That’s the name of one of my favorite xmas films

Really enjoy Don’t Starve, as much as I find the gameplay loop tedious.

Hope you’re feeling better. Good to know it’s possible, as I’ve got more cash invested into the PlayStation platform than I probably should have.

Friiiiick I miss freelancer so much. Best space sim to date.

D-word, so you’re saying I can play PS5 from a dang steam deck?

Hahahaha, this was what I was thinking of. Thanks!

Wait… is this a deep cut? Why does this seem familiar?

I have a place like this in my town. They know their food is bomb ass good and they still manage to be excited you’re there to eat even though the place is filthy

I read this as “only chair we can use in the graveyard” and thought you worked for a mortuary service and there were too cheap to get to a decent maintenance stool.

Jessica Dickler, why the FUCK would I wait for the value of my cash to disintegrate when I could get 1.08x more tacos today than if I put that money in savings and bought tacos with it next year?

He’s just a regular human man.

Hoity-toity microwaves >.>

This was my take too

WHAT?! My hero!

He rite

Bottom row, 2nd from the left. Simple, clean, distinct.

Wow, loved seeing someone from the developer post in the comments section for the article. Very cool.

Hey, that really sucks and I’m sorry it’s happening to you. You sound very competent and like you take pride in your work.

Here’s my advice:

1. Don’t quit without another gig lined up.

2. Start looking for a new job now. A bad boss can ruin even a great job, and managers in particular are hard for a company to get rid of. She’ll likely be in that position awhile. You’ve got a boss who is incompetent and has already displayed some loose ethics. You don’t want to stick around that.

3. Incompetent bosses can sometimes be a good thing because they’re easy to fool. Consider pulling back on your work production so you can focus on designing a great resume and prepping for interviews.

And remember the most important rule: “A company will get rid of you just as soon as it’s convenient for them to do so. You should be ready to do the same to the company.”

I’m so secure that my wife’s boyfriend told me he was taking her away to the cabin for the weekend and I decided I’d have the guys over for a poker night. They’re just good friends.