cyphear

What if they were fired but kept showing up and being paid, then you just keep moving their desk and taking their staplers? Then get a couple of Bob's to interview the entire staff after a few years of that. Oh, and make sure that any birthdays that get celebrated they have to pass their piece of cake to the next person and don't get any themselves. Eventually "fix" the accounting error and just let things work themselves out.

Give Songs of Syx a try. One guy, who developed the game in a shed in Poland so he could get away from his family. You can try the "demo" which is the full game just one version behind. Once he gets tired of developing it he said he'll make it open source. Think dwarf fortress but you're capable of having a population of thousands. Oh, and nevermind the race riots or cannibalism.

Avoid the null zones and be a peaceful asteroid miner? Oh, and try to make enough to pay some mercs. Just in case

Sounds of sweet liber-tea

There used to be a saying on early image boards that have helped me more times than I can remember. "Lurk moar", it has served me well. Even getting used to office culture. It helps to not make any faux pas that would make it harder to get along.

Do you think SCP-049 could "cure" SCP-3008? I can only imagine the types of experiments 049 would come up with in that venture...

Ya see, what you do is; put the baby meese along the border, but don't tell people that their mamas are nearby. The rest writes itself. Most Americans have no idea how aggressive an animal with antlers the size of VW bugs can be.

I recently flashed grapheneos because I didn't like the way Google does things. But, my work requires me to be able to send messages to iPhone users. Ever since, I've been having issues receiving their texts. I can send them individually; but for the group chats, I'm not getting any of them. I really hate the idea of going back to a stock ROM, but I needs to get paid. Does eos support the new changes?

Just look up mutually assured mass destruction and you'll understand.

Idiocracy. Great movie, it shows the decline of society due to the lack of education and increased birthrates of those who could not care less about anything but corporations. In one scene they go to Costco and the greeter says, "Welcome to Costco, I love you."

The person who replied to my original post thought the movie promoted eugenics. I guess to a point, but it is more of a warning than a glorification.

Does it though? To me, it shows the horrors that it leads to. It does promote the idea that even the most average person can have ideas that can improve living conditions if given the chance.