man i’m so sick of bland horror game protagonists.
What if, when looking at a bookshelf, instead of saying, “I don’t have time to read right now”, a book caught their eye and they said “damn I wish I had the time to read that right now”
Just something to indicate that they have a personality or hobbies outside of “gun”
Also the book can’t be lore important.
It has to be something like “Growing Your First Tomato Garden” or “Me and the Sexy Mall Santa” or “Illustrated Horse Anatomy (third edition, 1886)”
that time in high school when my computer died and i was so deeply distraught i legit wrote an entire obituary for a laptop
Where is the obit Gaud, come on don’t hold out on us
i had to dig so deep through old backup files to find this, enjoy!
RIP (In loving, random access memory)
After a long illness, my beloved laptop, 3, while surrounded by family and tech support, succumbed in the night to an internal error. My laptop leaves behind one bereaved admin (me), an estranged guest user, an elderly warranty and a large extended family of synced mobile devices and browser bookmarks.
Friends, we are gathered in this subdomain today to honor the memory, both RAM and hard drive,
volatile and non-volatile, and mourn the data loss of a beloved digital companion. Caches to caches, rust to rust. Though its hard drive may be wiped, its chassis refurbished, and its
processor sold for scrap, its torrent downloads and browser history will live on in our hearts, and
eventually come back to haunt me.
reading about nutrition labels and finding out that the usa FDA came up with their “2,000 calories a day” guideline by collecting data on self reported surveys where respondents (men, women, and children) self reported to be eating between 1,600 – 3,000 calories a day (women tended to report lower, hm, I wonder why) so FDA decided to use 2,350 as about the middle of the range, and then later downshifted it to 2,000 because, basically, that’s a round number
hi what?? is nutrition science based on all bullshit and vibes
