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@Ronnie21093 well, that first one was good

@coded_artist there are only 13 teams? How is this taken seriously at all??

@RustyCrab saying you don't have any change while the coins jingle in your pocket is fucking hilarious

@Ronnie21093 I think that was driveclub for me. Yooka Laylee too a little bit later.

@tomie @Hephaestic @Mr_NutterButter personally I think women should be able to vote as they are citizens and the government should represent all citizens. Wanting to take away that right is extremely reactionary. It's a super short sighted thing to do and stokes the flames for even more division than there already is.

I'm 29. I'll be turning 30 in about 5 months.
Years ago, I heard Jerma talking about how your 20s aren't the end of everything. It's been a little bit of a reassurance. Jerma didn't make his full time job streaming until he was 31. I struggle quite a bit with the feeling that everything and everyone else is going faster than I am. It's always good hearing other people's experience with it. Here's to the next 10 years.

@supersid333 how's the game? it's on my wishlist, saw a video of it a while ago.

For anyone that missed it, Ragnarok Online 3 just got announced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8PqmhQBHzc

@Mr_NutterButter women not being able to vote is a pretty big cultural change in of itself, but let's use abortion laws as an example. women being able to vote is pretty much the only thing keeping the pro-choice thing afloat. if only men were able to vote, it's pretty likely that restrictions on abortions would get a lot heavier, and punishments for the ones performing them (or potentially even getting them) would increase. that would change our culture for sure.

there are other things that women vote on more than men too, even if only by a small margin.