What? Do these people need a reminder about what happens in France when the filthy wealthy become absolutely detached from the oppressed?

Here in Mexico, these assholes kept telling everyone, for 30 years, that raising minimum wages would cause hyperinflation. Six years after ignoring them and raising minimum wages, suddenly, 13.5 M Mexicans got out of poverty, and inflation is okay. Ignore these hacks!

Is that a… a fingerdick?

I’d be a Marxist if only I had the money they always seem to have laying around.

First of all, no. No, no, no, it doesn’t. And then, this should be called the Mellonwater.

Fucking stupid move. If he survives, he’ll be a hero, if he dies, he’ll be a martyr.

Well, a martyr he is…

European leaders are a disgrace, but Macron is special, going against French history like a bulldozer.

I’d say fuck it!

You gotta hate clickbait titles.

Justice served for you, Americans!

For those wondering, the cities are:

• Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Memphis, Tennessee
• Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• Miami, Florida
• Lexington, Kentucky

Also, the key insights are worth knowing:

• Albuquerque, New Mexico, has the highest annual rate of pedestrian deaths, at 9.24 fatalities per 100,000 people.
• The safest city for pedestrians is Lincoln, Nebraska. It’s also the sole city on our list with only one pedestrian fatality in 2023.
• Stockton, California, is especially deadly for cyclists, with more than two fatalities per year per 100,000 residents.
• Arizona has three cities that appear in the top 10 most deadly places for both pedestrians and cyclists.
• Twenty cities reported zero cyclist fatalities in 2023.

Fucking bots, they started disallowing us from browsing the web. Sure they’ll be more careful with our lives.

Of course it’s not, they are still the worst.

“The Middle East and South America”.

What about Zionists? Or people cheering at Trump for sinking a boat in Venezuela?

What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do? Huh?

Well, several parts, actually, but I definitely don’t remember all of them. I just let go after defeating the Fire Giant when I realized there was still too much of the game to play to finish it. I was already burnt out and not enjoying my time. Other parts that got me bored were the infinite amount of optional bosses, so many of them being harder than actual bosses. I remember that getting to Radhan was a maze, too. Also the Giant Snake boss that requires a specific magical weapon that doesn’t show anything special against other enemies to be defeated, I mean, I guess someone had beaten it without that weapon, but it becomes stupidly hard even for Souls games. One thing that was a constant set back was that comment in the Round table about an albinuaric woman knowing some secret path to advance. Overall, I really couldn’t keep track of the secondary quests.

Now that I think about it, it probably had to do with the fact that I don’t play games online. So, there is a lot of feedback and help from other players that wasn’t coming to me, I guess.

We sure did. Not only was hard to find the intended route to advance the game, it also got too long in consequence, to the point I lost all interest in the story and lore. With some luck, maybe our experiences could have been similar.

This is me playing Elden Ring. I learned to ditch games I don’t enjoy after finishing The Last of Us Part II.

EDIT: Loved Dark Souls and Bloodborne, BTW, so, it’s not about it being too hard.

Rosemary, why would you do that?