I'm surprised you can like the major subs like that. During my last days on Reddit, I had unsubscribed to every default sub, and really only read /r/AskHistorians and a variety of music subreddits.
I'm surprised you can like the major subs like that. During my last days on Reddit, I had unsubscribed to every default sub, and really only read /r/AskHistorians and a variety of music subreddits.
The trick is not to go to the comments section, at least for the picture ones. Of course I can accept I might be a basic bitch.
At any rate I realized I spend way too much time with you people when I took pleasure at the Republican butthurt over the gay marriage decision.
BP was 136/84 this morning. I've got a doctor's appointment in two days and I'm going to have to tell him the stress of my job has reversed every positive change I've made in my life to get my BP down.
Video games are a huge industry. If there were collusion (big if) then it would be worth getting upset about.
I literally don't see why anyone should ever get upset about it. Like... one person's game gets more exposure than others? That's literally the worst thing that can happen?
If the corruption were real, then a product could be getting fake praise and ripping off consumers.
Video games are a huge industry. If there were collusion (big if) then it would be worth getting upset about.
I literally don't see why anyone should ever get upset about it. Like... one person's game gets more exposure than others? That's literally the worst thing that can happen?
If the corruption were real, then a product could be getting fake praise and ripping off consumers.
But it would need to get everyone involved in it. And once someone got burned once or twice by a sale then they would lose faith in that source. So it could possibly benefit a good developer that deserves that praise, or it would just make the reviewer lose credit.
This happens already without any corruption ever happening. People see one or two reviews of a game they don't agree with and they stop either trusting the reviewer or the company which employs the reviewer.
Struggling to see why this is a fail. They broke the law, they're suffering the consequences. Uber doesn't get a free pass because we like cheap taxis.
Struggling to see why this is a fail. They broke the law, they're suffering the consequences. Uber doesn't get a free pass because we like cheap taxis.
I did a forum search for "Uber" and found this thread to have recent bad news regarding the company (which you posted, BTW), so I posted it here.
And this is the reason I deleted my Facebook (well, one of many). A group that straight up says they'll try and doxx people who disagree with them have no place on the internet, and yet Facebook doesn't take the page down.
Girlfriend is in Greece where shit is still going down. She has family in Montreal to go to if the country really goes tits up, but the change is going to be pretty rough depending on how things go from here.
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Despite all the in-jokes about it being anything but, I love /r/funny, along with /r/wtf, /r/askreddit, and a few gaming subs.
At any rate I realized I spend way too much time with you people when I took pleasure at the Republican butthurt over the gay marriage decision.
ONE OF US
Looks like I need to negotiate.
This happens already without any corruption ever happening. People see one or two reviews of a game they don't agree with and they stop either trusting the reviewer or the company which employs the reviewer.
http://jezebel.com/meet-the-new-dangerous-fringe-of-the-anti-vaccination-1713438567
Though, I think this came from the influence of his romantic partner...