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The Bark and Below It by the Olivia Tremor Control.

Good luck to ya.

Non-joke answer, I'd be curious to hear what kinda lyrics you could give to Hang Up Your Hang Ups by Herbie Hancock.

I prefer OpenShell, since it unfucks the start menu and makes it usable. It's just like Win7 but easy to customize.

Weed. Not much else does.

I'm too fucking lazy to kill myself, that's what.

The game doesn't support DirectX 12 because the game is younger than DirectX 12.

Xbox: Good, short, sweet, memorable. Xbox 360: Odd, but different name, referring to the console being meant to be used as an all in one media center. Xbox One: Confusing since people were calling the original Xbox the Xbox 1. Xbox Series X: whyyyyy

Playstation: Just increment the number, mate.

"Knew 'em? He was delicious!"

I think I get what they're saying. Basically "What if we collectively sought to bring each other up instead of engaging in competitive individualism?"

Heck, any chance you've got the full comic that panel is from? I've been looking for it for a while now, actually.

Not in the "hate" camp, but I'm very picky with anime. I recognize it's a wide genre with tons of legitimately great productions.

There's a lot of anime stuff that just irritates me for reasons I've not been able to put into words other than "it makes me cringe from embarrassment." Female characters that are less an interesting or fun character and more like an endless void of cutesy vibes and nothing more, the anime pratfalls to punctuate a joke, weird creepy stuff towards women, laughably edgy characters, changing art styles to something tonally clashing for comedic effect (only example I know off the top of my head is in Hellsing Ultimate, which I'll admit I've only seen in the form of the abridged series), overtly blatant fan service, all the characters being teenagers, etc. Tropes like these tend to irritate me to the point of getting in the way of my enjoyment of a show and it kills a lot of anime for me.

Is "sweat" the term for a collective of reddit users, much in the way a murder is the term for a collective of crows?