You seem to think going "cyclists bad" and ignoring the statistics will protect pedestrians. It won't!
You seem to think going "cyclists bad" and ignoring the statistics will protect pedestrians. It won't!
The rest of us: "wow that is so so very fucking illegal."
The rest of us: "wow that is so so very fucking illegal."
Double Fine Productions has announced Thank You Bus Driver, a "chaotic bus driving game…
https://www.gematsu.com/2026/09/double-fine-productions-announces-chaotic-bus-driving-game-thank-you-bus-driver-for-pc
Double Fine Productions has announced Thank You Bus Driver, a "chaotic bus driving game…
https://www.gematsu.com/2026/09/double-fine-productions-announces-chaotic-bus-driving-game-thank-you-bus-driver-for-pc
Also, because there's a camera in there, just in case anything happens that production actually needs to know about, gametalk, rulebreaking, someone passing out.
Also, because there's a camera in there, just in case anything happens that production actually needs to know about, gametalk, rulebreaking, someone passing out.
Rulebreaking is great when you understand the rule, why it's there, and why you're breaking it
Rulebreaking is great when you understand the rule, why it's there, and why you're breaking it
this is not a reason to throw the long and storied history of how lgbtq+ communities are all about gender rulebreaking. lawsuits about queer people are about gender rulebreaking
this is not a reason to throw the long and storied history of how lgbtq+ communities are all about gender rulebreaking. lawsuits about queer people are about gender rulebreaking
🔵 Only use "said" and "asked." That's repetitive and limiting.
🔵 Avoid "that."
🔵 Write every day.
🔵 Don't write hundreds of thousands of words on your phone. Maybe not a rule, but my thumbs wish it were! 😂
Question Three:
Some rules are made to be broken! What writing rules do you tend to break?
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🔵 Only use "said" and "asked." That's repetitive and limiting.
🔵 Avoid "that."
🔵 Write every day.
🔵 Don't write hundreds of thousands of words on your phone. Maybe not a rule, but my thumbs wish it were! 😂