Godnroc

All names are nouns.

Oh, that useless rebrand of bookmarks that showed up and I promptly ignored?

/shrug

First we got rid of the king and queen, then the knights had no one to serve, the bishops lost there power over the populace, and then all that remained was the pawns and a bunch of empty castles.

Aye, I saw it. If you assume that building 1 was the first built, then 2 and 3 were added afterwards so they were numbered from left to right, and finally building 4 was built last behind everything else the building numbers are fine.

If you assume the legend was for the order to visit the buildings in, starting at number four (the newest, perhaps with a meeting space in it), then move clockwise until all the buildings have been visited you would walk in 4, 3, 1 2 order.

Without that context of visiting the buildings clockwise, the legend seems insane and disjointed. With it, well it's not much better but at least I can see why it happened.

The only way I can justify this is if someone is supposed to walk clockwise through the buildings and they were all built at different times.

Hang on, you're speaking the wrong language here and need to use wasted time words instead.

"Through our mutually agreed arrangement we can accomplish the organizational goals within satisfactory requirements while being cognizant of profits and budgetary availabilities."

Well, racism is not, unfortunately, either a recent invention or an exclusive ideology either. As an example, the stereotype of a drunk Irishman is a racist stereotype that was also common in America's history. If you can define a group of people, chances are there is a stereotype about them.

The one that sticks in my head is "gypped" for getting screwed over is based on gypsies and is the equivalent of saying "jewed" for some other people. Either one is a racist stereotype, but I didn't realize the first wasn't just a common term until it was pointed out to me.

And after the 90 days they can also let you go for no reason.

Well, except for the few things which are legally protected such as your race in which case they have to make up a different reason to write down first before kicking your ass to the curb.

Fucking gross. Maybe it's the 250+ audiobooks I have influencing me, but the very best ones I've listened to transcend just turning words into sound. Sound effects, music, tone, emotion, accents, sarcasm, and god damn BLOOPERS all improve the experience beyond just hearing what is written down.

I'm against it, fuck that literal noise.

New Balance, and a quick search of their website shows they have like 24 options in your size. I'm only slightly salty that I only get 6 options in my size and width.

Have you ever considered taking up martial arts and fighting Sun Wukong?

In all seriousness, I have very wide feet and also cannot purchase shoes in store, but I found a manufacturer that sells extra, extra wide shoes and I just buy directly from them.

I think the simple answer is tone. Just as a silly moment can undercut drama and the serious tone, a serious page in an otherwise light-hearted comic is jarring.

Imagine if Garfield and Jon had a moment where Jon confides in Garfield that he has cancer and he is worried it may be fatal; without some sort of punch line to lighten the moment it would feel sad, dark, and foreboding which goes against the tone set by the rest of the comic.