Gnar Father of the Hard

Even Casios have dirty diaries. Oh shit-

I am a human participant in a government project that went off the rails when I got drunk one day and peeked in on a classroom of my peers only to find an alternate reality where Covid 19 was a Hollywood blockbuster In other words, hell yeah

would be enough to fill a tanker ten times over with stable nuclear flux. It's funny to listen to old anime that has been dubbed to sound like American language. The characters are nearly always focused on minute things happening around them. I can't help recalling this bit from Akira where an artist wrote a tirade about his job under the word "warning." Also, what's with the concept of living furniture? Yes, your couch may have been alive once but it's doubtful the things you're hearing are more inanimate objects talking and less a latent case of schizophrenia. If Japans culture departments think Americans lack cognition, why don't they remake the entirety of GI Joe with internal dialogue. Lastly, I want to announce my public admission of affection for Matoko Ryuki (not a phishing attempt they only exist in my mind) and want to invite them to repopulate the demonic version of Earth. Call me off the side whoopdee, k?

EGMNOW is defaulted to GameCenter magazine, in other words the Walmart and Target grab bag. Do they even have editorials like old school EGM? What happened to the premium mag? It was up and running for about a year in 2015..!

too close to home

This showed up in my mail. Sad as a sack to see

Eh a bird in the hand some may say

I remember demo discs. That was a great way to market, like shareware for pc and Mac.

I had game pro and egm from sometime in 93 til my sophomore year in high school. I still don’t know why I through them all away.

AT&T has subtly had it's hand in things since the advent of direct communications. I just wanted to enrich that particular aspect of your discussion. They are like radioactive roaches, not capable of being purged or eliminated, but on a much higher tier than even the best of media conglomerates.

Ok let's go hear some music

Those railroad workers from the 1860s. Those were the days.