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Four men went golfing together one day. Three of them headed to the first tee while the fourth went into the club house to take care of the bill. The three men started bragging about their sons. The first man told the others, "My son is a home builder and he's so successful that he gave a friend a new home - for free." The second man said, "My son is a car salesman and now he owns a multi-line dealership. He's so successful that he gave a friend two brand new Cadillacs." The third man, not wanting to be outdone, bragged, "My son is a stock broker and he's doing so well that he gave his friend

Does your girlfriend know you call her 'your beard' on the internet?

They also made FF16 so fuck them.

Hopefully it drops further.

Worse than Diablo 4's 86?

What the fuck

4 plays and carted off the field due to injury. It's off to a great start.

Cancel the teardown, Rams are super bowl bound

I watched Caleb Williams play for the first time last night and I really think the Rams need to just blow up what remains of this roster.

Steelers

SGA > Murray The US doesn't lack talent, though. Their D-level guys should still destroy everybody else, but they try to fit a square peg into a round hole and just talent their way to gold. Works when the stars show up, but talent can only take you so far when roster cohesion was this bad. The players are going to get meme'd, but this is Hill's fault.

lmao US got washed by Dillion Brooks

FF16 fucking sucks.

2D Zelda please

That's really impressive. I thought the PS5 version would be pretty rough.

Nah, that shit ain't selling.

FF16 fucking sucks.

I'd say that the entertainment the other factions have derived from it flopping has been special, but it's certainly not the starting gun since we've all been doing that for years.

'Just Wait™' went from a joke to being the company line.

I’m just waiting on the RE4 VR mode ;(

This mother fucker bought Destruction All-Stars and not the Demon's Souls Remake?

Insurgency is going to get pretty scary with those things around.

When your $7.5-billion dollar investment ends up a massive, buggy flop