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I fucking love having the glasses and dishes I only use occasionally get covered in dust!Cabinets and doors are "out" right now if the home listings I've been seeing online are anything to go by.
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I fucking love having the glasses and dishes I only use occasionally get covered in dust!Cabinets and doors are "out" right now if the home listings I've been seeing online are anything to go by.
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Counterpoint: Comic books aside, I too can agree with the Legos and Star Ways collections part. There’s nothing wrong with reading Kiwis, unless you’re the type to talk down on people for reading manga.
If they'd used Disney as an example, the butthurt would have gone both ways.
This had Redditors coping and seething on /r/facepalm (Archive)
Counterpoint: Comic books aside, I too can agree with the Legos and Star Ways collections part. There’s nothing wrong with reading Kiwis,
Why do the pronouns keep switching between "they" and "she"? It's confusing as fuck.The replies are insane. Everything from talking about showing off old plastic toys have brought *such* joy to people, to "my girlfriend has unicorns everywhere and she's a grown woman!" to defending the new She-Ra cartoon as some sort of masterpiece. It's like every beta male and loser female was drawn to comment on the post about how wrong the person was saying it, but all it does is really highlight how many adults haven't grown up.
None of them are even saying the normal stuff like "I still hang on to my toys for my grandkids" or at least "Yeah, I know I need to grow up". It's legit all for them and how happy they are mindlessly consooming toys/tv shows/movies. Unreal.
Depends on if they actually read them. We've highlighted a few times the Book Consooming - Young Adult is especially notorious for it. Reading is fine - it's great. Recommend it! But having your shelves filled aesthetically with over a hundred books because uwu comfy cozy feeling of tea, blankets, and book uwu is stupid. Example:
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All fucking YA in that bookshelf, arranged aesthetically, with multiple copies of Special Editions. If they read them all, good for them, but also why would you only read books meant for 18-20 year olds if you enjoy reading in general? Why not pick up books with challenging themes or-?
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Oh, I see. Because she wants to be a librarian, so she only reads YA and is addicted to Tiktok. I guess reading anything with an emotional substance beyond a 4th grader's level is too hard and not consoomable enough. Too bad all those special editions and hardcovers are going to be worthless when she dies. But at least her bookshelves look "pretty".
EA must really not give a shit anymore if they put one of the worst teams, the Maple Leafs up as their cover image. Either that or they don't know practically all of Canada despises Toronto and everything associated with it, so they're really doing a detriment to themselves, but whatever.
EA knows exactly what they're doing with putting Cheeks on the cover, second time in 3 years no less (NHL 20 and now again for NHL 22).
Everyone despises the Maple Laffs, or at least their dogshit media, delusional fans and the constant barrage of "this is the year the Leafs are gonna win it all" at the start of the season. General opinions aside, they are the most valuable franchise in the NHL, and I'd wager a guess they're among the most well-known too. They have tons of die-hard fans that have stuck with a loser organisation for 54 years and counting. Now Matthews is an American-born legitimate superstar with an actual personality (how the hell are you gonna market Crosby in mid 2000s, or McDavid now?); he's friends with Justin Bieber and is regularly seen at UFC events, so chances are even non-hockey fans have at least seen him and his stupid 'stache at some point.
You have a high-profile American player playing in a high-profile Canadian market, EA is marketing to both countries at the same time with having him as the cover athlete.
Even at 300$ base price is too expensive for a 5 year old console but this guy already bough 5 for fuck all reason and he might have payed scalper prices for this one too as the Switch seem to be gouged pretty badly by resellers right now. Videogames have really gotten insane, i also get why non-retarded Nintendo enjoyers hate this type of fans.Checking in on my favorite consoomer, Nintendo Collecting, he's bought the Switch OLED despite having (at least) 5 switches, not to mention all the other shit he has.
Even at 300$ base price is too expensive for a 5 year old console but this guy already bough 5 for fuck all reason and he might have payed scalper prices for this one too as the Switch seem to be gouged pretty badly by resellers right now. Videogames have really gotten insane, i also get why non-exceptional Nintendo enjoyers hate this type of fans.
I mean, most of these people don't even want to play half of the games they have. I remember back then when people cared more about quality than quantity in games.I am in the latter category, I didn't notice as it was happening, but sometime after gamergate alot of the old 'gamer culture' died and the fanbase started to be replaced with these kinds of people. It grew in the years afterwards (I also blame speedrunners, a phenomenon I have never liked) and exploded during Covid. A perfect storm of autism and consoomerism.
You should see what gaming conventions are like now. I stopped going to them awhile back when they started to become exceptional. Someone I know went to Too Many Games that just happened and it was full of furries and troons. He has more tolerance than I do, but he admits they are starting to become less and less fun every year.
You could practically summarize consoomerism as the acquisition of possessions becoming more important than the practical use of them.If you are going to have a large video game collection, you better play them.
I mean, most of these people don't even want to play half of the games they have. I remember back then when people cared more about quality than quantity in games.
I reminds me of this kickstarter for this one game that I knew about that had a collector's edition where you get a special silver cartridge or something and there were only a limited number for those who backed at that tier. Well, there was this guy complaining when the collector's editions sold out and I am just like "dude, do you even want to play the game or is it just going to collect dust unopened?" Most of these games will just sit there not being played and enjoyed like they are supposed to.
If you are going to have a large video game collection, you better play them.
I compare it to those people on, say DeviantArt or FA, or whatever, that have an 80,000 image "Favorites" gallery.You could practically summarize consoomerism as the acquisition of possessions becoming more important than the practical use of them.
Maple leaf fans are kind of special in that most of them will actively shit on the team after years and years of being the butt of most hockey jokes, even from non-hockey fans. I've yet to see any leafs fans actual defend the team as being secretly good, many are typically wondering why they're even still fans or when the team is actually going to get good. From fans of other teams they receive a good mix of ridicule and pity. Example of a well-known leafs fan who has been following the teams games since the start of his channel (probably even before) and has yet to see them actually win. Fair warning that he gets loud:In regards to the die-hard Leafs fans, were/are they as die-hard compared to Cubs fans, prior to them breaking their 108 (?) year World Series winless curse in 2016?
i don't know about gamergate . I think is just the natural consequence of a generation growing up since 80s worshipping the Nintendo brand, a subset of those 80s- 90s kids will never let go the obsession no matter how old they are and now they have disposable income and the ability to accrue debt so they go full retard child with money mode.I am in the latter category, I didn't notice as it was happening, but sometime after gamergate alot of the old 'gamer culture' died and the fanbase started to be replaced with these kinds of people. It grew in the years afterwards (I also blame speedrunners, a phenomenon I have never liked) and exploded during Covid. A perfect storm of autism and consoomerism.
You should see what gaming conventions are like now. I stopped going to them awhile back when they started to become exceptional. Someone I know went to Too Many Games that just happened and it was full of furries and troons. He has more tolerance than I do, but he admits they are starting to become less and less fun every year.
Man, all those Gamecubes and N64's that could be given to little kids to experience games of yesteryear. All of which will forever sit on those shelves collecting dust and never turned on.Checking in on my favorite consoomer, Nintendo Collecting, he's bought the Switch OLED despite having (at least) 5 switches, not to mention all the other shit he has.
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In an update on his progress on expanding the "Nintendo Room" (here's my post about this) he's turned one of his NES controller tables into a bar table.
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This is clearly the perfect location to get drunk with friends. Where you'd need to be super careful to not bump into something or else everything goes into chaos.
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Just forget the fact that he'd probably freakout the moment a drunk guy accidentally touched one of his products in the NintendoHoardRoom™.
at least making the table is already more effort than most consoomers, but also he's just making it for the sake of consoom so, eh.
I don't think that would happen regardless. Modern consumerism has killed the "downflow", and there's a reason Nintendo keeps releasing new "ports" of its old games.Man, all those Gamecubes and N64's that could be given to little kids to experience games of yesteryear. All of which will forever sit on those shelves collecting dust and never turned on.