Whenever the plot entirely revolves on avoidable misunderstandings from character that nothing in the story prevents from having a clarifying chat. It’s weak storytelling.

Also whenever the characters don’t react to enormous thing A because advancing the story requires them to immediately ask about thing B.

Lastly whenever you end up screaming at the tv “you have enough clues to call for backup” or “enough reason to worry to call 911” yet they proceed alone. Bad writing.

No. Nothing can change his tune: reality has no impact on his tune, being wrong, being absurd, being called out, nothing. Actually not changing his tune is basically his core messaging strategy. That piece of shit…

“war is people that know each other but don’t kill each other making people that don’t know each other, kill each other”

I can’t remember the author, but i love this old quote

Incidentally, “youngest person to insert a thing” is a slippery slope and a great way to end up on a list. Shit.

Could it be that he’s making the calculation that if Kamala’s elected, Tesla will be fine anyways, but if Trump gets elected, everything helping electric car makers will go to shits except Tesla, because of his nauseating brown nosing?

Or is his brain just shit and rot? Was it always, or what happened??

Hon hon hon!

I’m getting Oxenfree vibes

In photography classes we were told 105 is the most commonly used for portraits, but that was 20+ years ago, dunno if “common wisdom” changed since…

In other news, recent study reveals ground wet when raining