Once again pirates get the best service.

Silly academics and the limits to their tolerance for debt servitude.

I’m really torn on Dune. I agree with everything you said, but once the runtime gets much past 2 hours I start worrying about how much my bladder is going to effect my enjoyment.

But those two I did see in theaters and thought it was worth it.

Looks more like it mildly underperformed relative to the overall market being very low, and getting lower.

The chef makes food. They’re different plates. Getting one big order of 9 different plates or 3 orders of three isn’t going to impair their flow.

Your waitress telling you that… agreed with what others have said that it was not professional and almost certainly a lie.

I think deepest sinkhole was already enough information

This title and article are basically press copy from CA. The relevant bits with a side of sales bullshit:

if you don’t fancy shelling out the full £19.10 for all three factions, you can grab new bits for either Nurgle, the Empire, or the Dwarfs for £7.49. If you do buy just one to start off with - say, to get a feel for the quality of Thrones of Decay as a package - you’ll get a 15% discount on the remaining two packs in the future.

The move is the latest from developer Creative Assembly in a bid to regain trust with its community after a disappointing DLC release in Shadows of Change and a series of PR blunders.

Maybe because they’re naive enough to assume that just because they’re lying bastards they can tell when other people are.

No argument here, but it’s point of existence (besides profit) is to shield that identity. There’s no future outside of Everything Everywhere All At Once where this suit leads to a forced identity reveal. Worst case for that company is a settlement.

Hmmm, this sounds like click bait. No way a suit over authenticity is going to force an identity reveal.

–checks article

Yep, just a suit over a group responsible for verification dragging their feet.