Aw man, I was really looking forward to the new battlefield too. Oh well :/

Schlorp schlorp

I’m looking forward to this album, the singles have been top tier. One more day…

AI doesn’t understand meatspace, what a shocker.

Lmao, I gotta get me one of those

You can order them from thomann but you’d have to pay for international shipping. Probably still cheaper though.

https://www.thomannmusic.com/akg_k702.htm

There’s also the k712 if you like more bass:

https://www.thomannmusic.com/akg_k_712_pro.htm

Just once I want to hear James sing it this way. I can already hear it clearly in my head, but still.

They were underneath with the heating element IIRC.

I believe you’re thinking of the story about the rice cooker with dead lizards inside.

Damn, that is funny.

Just in case you catch her crossing the street.

Hahahahaha get rekt fascist idiot

He’ll be back.

Sounds about right. I lost about a pound a day doing keto but I felt pretty foggy, lazy, and constantly hungry the whole time.

Nope, just enjoying how from the alien’s perspective in the book this whole conversation would be considered electronic warfare and viewed as a hostile act.

Also, with your short replies, it’s almost poetic that this whole convo feels like I’m talking to a Chinese room

No offense meant.

It’s kind of weird you even have an opinion on it since you didn’t read it in the first place. Like, why even comment if you didn’t want to talk about it?

Basically just cut all the carbs and sugar out of your diet, that will put your body into ketosis so it’s burning fat for energy.

Don’t do this for too long and make sure to take vitamins while you’re doing it.

Right, my point is that you didn’t get far enough to learn why they’re there so you can’t say they’re part of the story for no reason.

I found the book to be a fascinating thought experiment on the evolution of human consciousness, how we think and interact, and what it means for us as a species. If you can suspend your disbelief about the vampire I think it’s worth the read, it’s one of those books that made me stare off into space lost in thought after I finished it.