Good for them. Staying shows abusers what they can get away with.
Kung Fury. It's a short film, so maybe that's cheating. Regardless, I love the writing. It's the perfect blend of absurdity and over the top action. It's a Swedish made film that's a satire of 80's cop and Kung fu movies. Free to watch on YouTube.
How much sexual assault does this one contain?
Seriously, I can't stand the MC. WTF.
Don't set yourself on fire to keep others warm. If you want to help, ok, but be realistic about it. Also, you can't help anyone who doesn't want it. Also-Also, it's nearly impossible to help someone who has a different reality than you do, which you've described him having.
It's not on paper, just the bare plastic. (Cutting a parchment circle is a PITA. Would be easier with a rectangular sheet, I imagine.)
That said, I've not had this problem with grape or apple fruit leather.
This isn't the right community. Try tipofmytongue community.
Early access and beta and alpha terms for games. Also, early access has a time limit.
Alpha - we're adding and removing features.
Beta - we're 90% polishing 10% adding/removing.
Early access - just fixing bugs. Maximum 3 to 6 months.
You can stay in alpha and beta as long as you want. I don't want to change game dev actuality. I just want the terms to reflect what's actually going on.
You're correct but that's very consequential and OP asked for inconsequential
Ah, social anxiety. Yep. My first recognition into info dumping and realizing people didn't care was in my late 20s. I really find copyright law and technology fascinating. I loved tech dirt blog at the time. I started noticing that people's eyes would glaze over and the conversation would die. (I'm sure I did this before but never noticed.)
Nowaday, I drop a nugget or fact and let them ask me if they want to know more. It's a skill.
I can't save the world, but I can make my corner a little nicer.
Decision results in bad outcome. Oh well, lesson learned.
I like answering with completely bullshit made up stories. Over the top, but still comprehensible. It's obvious they're fake, but there's no hard proof of it.