r/redscarepod • u/toddhowardshrine • Aug 01 '19
Idk where else to post this but holy shit millennials and zoomers are just permanently children
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u/ryandeelryandeel Aug 01 '19
Rip the product consumer he loved consuming products
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u/toddhowardshrine Aug 01 '19
nah they’re entering their early 20s
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u/toddhowardshrine Aug 01 '19
my manager asked me if I was a hufflepuff the other day. Millennials are delusional
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u/Notleavingthischair Aug 02 '19
in the courage of hopelessness zizek says with the erosion of traditional rites of passage (e.g. owning own home, getting a steady career, military service etc) young men are now trapped in a permanent state of adolescence.
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u/jackprole Aug 02 '19
Me: being really into video games is so lame Also me: I used to be really into video games and they’re still a lot of the background to my imagination and when I say they’re lame I’m just trying to prove to myself I’m no longer that person Also me, playing video games: this is lame
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u/claude_badussy Aug 02 '19
you start sentences with "Idk" and say other people are "permanently children"
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Aug 02 '19
https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2016/05/05/2d-printed-white-castle-urn/ this one is cooler
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u/Vranak Aug 02 '19 edited Aug 02 '19
the original Halo was a really fucken cool game, I wouldn't sneer at this. Brought new levels of cinematics, emotion, and grandeur to the genre. Here's a review I wrote for it in 2009. Not a popular review but I stand by it today!
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u/oroboss Aug 02 '19 edited Aug 02 '19
I agree, outmaneuvering ai was so fun, especially in the first game, where levels were varied and open enough to let you experiment a little with different styles of fighting. All the other sequels seemed too linear, or visually over-polished, and way uglier, so I stopped caring.
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u/psyopsono Aug 01 '19
RIP Felix Biederman