Huh til, it still is the source of his wealth, and the other 91% probably also goes mostly to rich assholes, however I’m sure the public will be holding the bag if Amazon ever goes down in valuation.

Thanks for the recc! Just looked it up; link for anyone interested:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mSrDkRm7_78

Citizen I.C.E.

Ah OK, I thought on geologic timescales it would separate out and form back into quartz, etc at STP but I’m happy to be wrong and learn something new.

I hope I’m wrong, but Subnautica really stands alone in genre all to itself.

All the other survival games I’ve played have been annoying or too violent… And I really like the underwater setting.

So it’s really not true that there are other games that compare to Subnautica 1 and 2. Unless there are – I am open to recommendations.

Not sure what you mean

Right. I didn’t say you said it was a liquid.

He wishes he were electroboom

But what if it is like subnautica 1 or 2 but with a new map? Then it would be fun.

And poor Zach of Infiniminer made $0

I feel this in my bones.

Scorpy’s gonna scorp. XD

Cell phones were only for grown ups and maybe rich kids, but anyone could install instant messaging software on the family computer.

Everyone I knew in high school, even if I wasn’t friends with them, had AIM and even Facebook before all of them had phones, because phones cost money.

We use a form of speech from before emojis (:

El oh el

It’s because the regular laugh crying emoji got watered down so if something was really fuuny, one has to escalate.

🥀🥀🥀

Yeah they did in response to a different comment elsewhere in t thus thread.

When did I say you said Glass was a liquid?

I think we’ll have to agree to disagree about glass.

You said “Glass is not a true solid” and “If you honestly think that you would explain to a child that glass is a solid and just leave it at that then you’re touched. Leave me alone for real.”

Honestly I’m not sure what you get out of not accepting that glass is solid. Not sure why you keep replying.

It does. In the southern hemisphere, their summer corresponds to the part of earth’s orbit where the sun is slightly closer. But the sun’s change in distance from the earth is insignificant compared to which pole is pointing towards the sun and which is pointing away. This has a way greater effect on temperature.