Dead Horse Interchange

Those are not incompatible things, mind you - he would feel very safe in a Peruvian mental asylum.

Reminder that they had a game set in Egypt, they need to go back to the old Egyptians are Africans argument and piss a bunch of people off. If I had twitter I’d spout off that Yasuke is the second African protagonist. But Japan already culturally appropriated Egypt once. https://imgs.search.brave.c...

C'mon, that looks straight out of a joke.

"I hope you have energy for >Ubishit Asscreed always online live-service game!"

No, I don't think I will, my magical negro society associate.

It's the same mistake Austria-Hungary made in 1914. Bad omens abound.

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Sat May 11, 2024 9:28 pm

Youtube kept recommending it, and I kept seeing memes before that. Dutch sounds like an American speaking a made-up language and making every other letter a chhhhhhhhh sound.

Germans know how to build dykes, and Americans know how to build bulldykes. Har, har. Sorry, I need to vent a little. Lights are back at my house (although the back streets are still in the dark), so most of the tension is over. Still worried about the incoming rains, but the danger of having to eng...

Excellent! I trust you, Kugel-kun, to just DEW IT. You Germans actually build the dike around our river in the 60s and it held up remarkably well - it didn't break, it was overwhelmed by sheer water volume. I'm not even sure our government actually paid you guys for the full $60 million dollars it c...

So the houses weren't flooded too badly? Thankfully, no. I was pretty pessimistic because a few blocks down the neighborhood, water rose up to the ceiling, but somehow it didn't affect us too much. It's not like we live on top of a hill or something that would make you say, "water will never flood ...

I spent the last two days in my houses with my brother, to guard our stuff from looters. There's an improvised neighborhood militia trying to keep everything safe, but there's only so much the can do. Two nights in complete darkness (save for candlelight and eventually cellphone light, as little as ...