It was randomly put in a radio playlist spotify made for me. I was told the band was good, so I heard the fox, the crow, and the cookie, then january 1979, then 9:27 am, so by the time i heard dormouse I didn’t know what to expect.

The song itself, it’s just weird and dark. It could just be me, but some songs just grab me. It’s, maybe not cinematic is the right word. But it’s powerful, it feels like something is happening over the course of it. And I like songs like that, especially apocalyptic types. Another good example is The End of the World by Aphrodite’s Child. It just puts me in a mood. Set next to a folksy jam about a bird stealing pastries, I was just really interested in it and the guy writing it.

It’s very different, but [dormouse sighs] fascinates me

I may be making this up, but I thought it was Utinni?

Because most people aren’t in places like this. Most people don’t care about what the companies do, if they even know. I work next to a guy who buys the new call of duty every time, hates it, and buys the next anyway. Because it’s call of duty. He doesn’t care about mergers, or shutdowns, or what an Activision is.

He plays his games and that’s it. Folks like us, who are concerned with how the sausage gets made, we’re not big enough to make a difference.

It’s a reference to Letterkenny. Canada gooses are assholes, but there’s a special place in heaven for animal lovers.

I actually bounced around a bit before settling on pop. For now.

It’s an ad for the Gameboy Pocket.

So going the way of the dodo has… Gone the way of the dodo?

My wacky theory is that we won’t have wars like with the first game. The bots are coming back. And with the Illuminate leaks, I think they’re bringing friends.

Oglaf.com, beware, boobs and butts abound, and dongs too

My biggest problem with games like Shadow of War is they give me so many toys to play with that I never bother to finish the story. I was busy fighting orcs.

Messing with a win11 laptop recently, I asked copilot how to disable copilot. After a couple of tries it told me.

That’s about it.