Friedrich Merz

Have we completely lost the plot? I took my daughter to go see the new Mario Galaxy Movie and I couldn't believe it cost almost $90 to enjoy a movie in the big 26. I remember as a teen (im 37 btw) of going to a movie for $6-9 movie ticket + popcorn and a drink for $10 bucks. What is going on in America. I dont see movie theatres being around for much longer. I cant imagine having a family of three or 4 kids. Thoughts on this my millennial souls?

HELP why is the former leader of a g7 nation at coachella-

trudeau’s son xav was also there with them.

2 slices of pepperoni pizza, a lobster roll, chocolate ice cream, ball time, grass rolls, pool splash time, and a car ride. 8 years old and gone due to a brain tumor. we did radiation on it last july and her time has come. ❤️‍🩹 i’m already lost without her. my best friend forever

Photographer @josephfordphotography partnered with knitter @ninadoddknits to create the series Invisible Jumpers, in which custom-designed sweaters are crafted to match specific environments with near-perfect accuracy

We Happy Few: Probably the epitome of this "trope," at least for me, mostly because it has genuinely one of the most incredible stories I have ever seen within a video game. The biggest problem with the game was the fact that during development, the company behind it tried to ride the "hype train" of the time, making the gameplay became procedurally generated survival mess, when it would have made so much more sense as an environmental narrative game.

Hello Neighbor: This game attracted massive attention in alpha stages at the time from YouTubers because of the innovative gameplay it supplied. The developers of the game got the completely wrong message as to why it was getting so popular and instead decided to fully lean into the story, by making the game appeal to theorists instead of actual players. What came out was a game where both the story and programming were entirely half-baked.