Third panel references the female Australian breakdancer from the Olympics that became a meme for her hilariously awful routine.
This is incredible.
How_do_I_computah
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Good question and good examples. With things like forced arbitration in user agreements I'd love to know more on how to turn things around on this.
Isn't this what HP Lovecraft wrote about?
He's referring to the top panel. It's still a decent meme, but I do appreciate the education.
Just Act Natural on steam is similar and more casual. If you don't mind the claymation style animation I highly recommend it. Cheaper, more active, and I think more progress has been made than Spy Party too
Another vote for Horus Rising. They're also in audiobook format. Just keep in mind the Horus Heresy time period is 10k years before current 40k so it's kinda WH 30k and there is not a lot of xenos/alien content in there.
Almost anything by Dan Abnett is gold. I would put Chris Wraight in a very close second place and Aaron Dempski Bowden (ADB) in a close third. There are other good authors too John French and Graham McNeil.
Good standalone stories set in current 40k are also Armageddon, Dante, Blades of Damocles, And Lords of Silence (Chaos Space Marines)
Gaunt's Ghosts is a great series about the Imperial Guard/Astra Militarum
Eisenhorn is a good Inquisitor series written like James Bond books.
Ciaphas Cain is for some lighthearted fun in a grimdark universe