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They already did apparently, “there are so many ways to enjoy Starfield” according to that Bethesda guy gaslighting me on my negative Steam review.
Get off my lawn!
They already did apparently, “there are so many ways to enjoy Starfield” according to that Bethesda guy gaslighting me on my negative Steam review.
We like chrome here as much as a vampire likes sunlight.
Excuse me for reacting this late.
Taking out enemies with cameras, gadgets and traps in an open world is pretty nice. Gameplay a bit different in every game.
The story in the first one, wasn’t that interesting to me and a lot of reviewers talked about how wooden Aiden Pierces personality was. Also suicidal killer cop cars that will run over everyone and everything to get to you, hehe.
Second game is different in story and setting (San Francisco), mechanics and controls slightly different. I liked it, but again not for the story, same with the third, where everyone talks in street slang bruv…but the open world, stealth, drones, puzzles and hacking made me sink 60 hours into that game. Haven’t played the DLC for Legion, one can play Aiden Pierce, but I am not sure it is worth the price, even at discount.
I liked all three games and I hope they continue. I think I liked the first game best, Legion the least but I still enjoyed it.
It’s nice to see a movie based in Chicago as a guy from the Netherlands and say, hey I have been there in Watch Dogs
‘Oke hold still now!’
François A. Biard
Seems a bit exccessiv? I would just quit making them.
She killed herself 2 days later after Modigliani died. Tragic story.
I have nightmares drowning, I am glad I do it only in dreams.
I am timeeless for I am your God.
Adrie Hospes I knew, excuse me for the confusion.
Oh, and the book Krabat is a beautiful tale.
Not really the same but I knew the artist personally in my childhood and it is in the style of the antroposphical movement, which I do not approve of, it is like a cult. We used to go to her farm often and I played on the piano and watch her paint. Her husband was a concert pianist if I recall correct…long time ago.
Adrie Hospes, she made the cover for the Dutch version of Krabat “Meester van de zwarte molen” bij Otfried preußler.
I remember this painting. My parents are into antroposphy / theosophy, and we had many old folklore and fairy tail books. I had a poster of him in my bedroom from ‘Among Gnomes and Trolls’
Tragically died at 36, 3 years after painting this.
The live action body horror Tetsuo, it freaked me out like the Fly.
AKIRA was awesome including the soundtrack, I heard that on CD even before I’ve seen the movie, back in the early 90s.
Classy with the pinky up.
Braakensiek illustrated for “de Amsterdammer”.
There are “similarities” in composition. This cartoon from 1895. Woman saying, “look my guy, you can show this picture in Basel”.
Hartjesdag was the carnival of Amsterdam and the surrounding area. Men dressed like women and women wore men’s clothes. Amsterdammers went all out for one day. The cartoonist Johan Braakensiek used the party for a cartoon about anti-alcoholism.
Hartjesdag was mainly celebrated in Amsterdam’s working-class neighborhoods, such as around the Haarlemmerplein, where it was full of stalls, all the bars flew the flag and the houses had a lit star above the door, but also in the Jordaan and the Dapperbuurt. Later the party moved to the Zeedijk. After the war, Hartjesdag disappeared, but the catering industry on the Zeedijk is now trying to revive the festival.
The origins of Hartjesdag are obscure. Perhaps it was a day when deer could be hunted freely in the forests around Haarlem. The catch was roasted in the street and people drank as much as possible. The party included activities such as clubbing (katknuppelen), setting off fireworks, dressing up and indecent behavior.
Especially in the evening, Hartjesdag often got out of hand. There was a lot of drinking and partying in the streets. In the Jordaan and the Haarlemmerdijkbuurt, scenes of ‘horrible drunkenness and unbridled debauchery’ were reported every year in the nineteenth century.
In the supplement of August 25, 1895, Braakensiek ridiculed anti-alcoholism. Moderation was a topic of discussion in The Hague. The government representative, Mr. J. Heemskerk, presented the government’s position at an international conference in Basel.
Ah, modern slavery. Zero hours contracts should be banned. Anyone thinking about offering you one, should be poofed out of existence
Is there any reason you want to have two DNS servers? I would just disable the dhcp in the ISP router and let the pihole do the dhcp serving. This way your network is ad free as it get’s the pihole DNS by default. You then could set any device to the ISP router DNS manually. Just saves a lot of hassle, space, electricity and headaches when something goes wrong.
This is a portrait made in 2000, the artist is born in 1975. John Hurt was 35 at the the time.
Edit: to make my comment make sense, OG editted their post changing the headline…(1975) to (2000).
Where is my hand? Where did I leave it?