Luckily we have War for the Overworld to pick up where they failed.

They announced a new one a few years ago alongside the Legendary Edition remaster of the original trilogy, but I don’t think we’ve heard anything about it since the announcement teaser.

And a hundred reviewers clench their fists in frustration at it being worth the wait, as all their puns about trash now go unused.

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You just made her an x wife.

“That’s not flying, that’s falling with style!”

Me when friends ask for help moving.

Require? No.

Appreciate their presence? Always.

(Until they get overexcited and start jumping underfoot)

Gargamel would be patient zero of The Last of Us: Blue Edition.

Didn’t he want to eat them or something? That sounds like a one-way ticket to a body horror ending…

Especially since they started with drones unlocked!

Or maybe the large ones are so angry because of the countless tiny ones you unknowingly splattered against your hull?

And when 64-bit support first came to Windows, Microsoft artificially limited the amount of RAM you could use unless you shelled out for the much more expensive editions. On Vista you were arbitrarily limited to 8 gigs with the basic edition, 16 with premium, and even the business editions had a limit of 128 gigs, a tiny fraction of the addressable space under a 64 bit architecture.

Even now there’s a limit, though it’s insanely high (over a terabyte) and you’re unlikely to ever see it unless you’re running a server on Windows instead of Windows Server (still limited, but in the dozens of terabytes) or Linux (which has a “limit” in the petabytes).

The Gods Must Be Crazy?

But also shows were made for syndication, so most didn’t have overarching plotlines and it didn’t matter what order you watched them in. There might be one (heavily advertised) event a season that actually affected anything, and it’d be something like two characters getting married rather than something that fundamentally shook up the concept.

The nobility of the sea. True blue bloods, if you will.

They don’t shove them onto spikes so they’re not quite at shrike level, but leopards sometimes drag their kills up into the trees to hide them. Imagine walking by during a windy day and it starts raining monkeys and antelope.

Thanks for getting the intro theme stuck in my head for the rest of the day, you monster (username checks out?).

It also helps protect against biting insects.

They’re testing the costume for Dogma 2.

We’re all standing on the shoulders of giants, but there are so many layers of giants that it’s hard to see the ground.