That’s not even in the scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX-m7UsCp3I

Here’s what Walter actually says:

How are you doing?

…mumbling…

How are you doing?

You did the only thing that you could, I hope you understand that.

Any thoughts on what our next move might be?

Our next move. Our next move. Given the fact that at the first opportunity, Gus will kill us.

No, no, we bought ourselves some time, yes, but… The question is how much. He will be looking for another chemist.

Are you sure you’re…

What do you mean?

What page is that?

I don’t know, I don’t think anyone would come up with something like this.

Frankly, it sounds plausible.

Business majors just get more authority than they ought to. They should be treated more like secretaries and advisors in most cases, not bosses.

Why do we give companies the power to do things we don’t agree with?

Because business majors only know how to exploit good things that would be better off without them.

If the good thing is left to just be better off without them – while they fuck around with a separate thing – then people will never be interested in the business majors’ product.

I thoroughly love that you say you’re unsure if I’m being sarcastic.

I feel like the main reason you don’t appreciate the song is because you don’t own a vibrator strong enough to really vibrate your whole body.

But that’s only the half of it, you should really look up and listen to the Song of Warm Gravel. We have a lot in common with warm gravel. We are both atomic in nature and warm to the touch. Much like we share 99% of our DNA with asparagus or whatever it was, our song is very similar to the song of warm gravel.

Nursing/Kindergarten or something? Isn’t that about that high?

Isn’t it a very low percent? We use 5% of the cheese’s weight in sodium citrate to make the cheddar sauce for our cheesy, beefy burritos at home.

Unless you mean the milk (or whatever substitute) it’s emulsified in?

(We were able to cut down on the milk and get a much stronger cheddar flavor compared to the previous cheese, milk, and corn starch version we used, but we still use 60% of the cheese’s weight in milk which does of course still dilute it a bit.)

Considering the minimum for calling it American cheese is 51% cheese, and we end up around 60% cheese, I don’t think the concentration is too low. You could just use cheddar on it’s own, but I think for both burgers and burritos the emulsified version is worth the milk dilution. Especially with the cheese sauce being nicely heated and spiced up with chili and a few other things.

I used to think American cheese was ridiculous, too, before I watched an Adam Ragusea video about why sauces break, wherein he had a part about cheese sauces, and demonstrated the “natural” way to get the emulsifying salt from lemon juice by heating it mixed with baking soda and tasting until it’s no longer tart… I think it was?

Either way we tried a few times, it was difficult, but then I just bought a small container of sodium citrate to skip that step. Immediately changed my mind about emulsifiers after trying it. It was just nice. A really silky, awesome sauce.

The man has never seen a game, at most he hit a tennis ball with a bat-like object once and thought “that’s cool”

I mean it still works for getting attention, but it’s not exactly respectable and there are some people who really don’t like them.

Obviously.

Rhowch, mwyn, and wnffre are Welsh. The rest is nonsense.

Had to view source to see the “insert thing here” things. Some issue with the formatting using < and >, not sure if it’s just on the Jerboa app.

Laughter from a pun like this is a rare thing, a charisma check of 19 with disadvantage.

Sadly there are many such cases.

You did not successfully ruin the pun, as it has been made clear it does not live or die by the Ing.

However, you did ruin the mood. I banish you to a lower tier.

Few Eastern and Southern Europeans give a shit, Northern Europeans are all in, way more votes per capita. Sweden rallying together a whopping 0.13% of the country.

If you’re talking about being forced to code as in “make the game work on it’s own without the server”, I’m thinking a “working state” includes “here’s what you need to run the server privately”, no more coding should be necessary.

Idk if you were thinking they’d be legally compelled to convert server based multiplayer games into peer-to-peer, but that’s not how I see it.

It should also not be legally possible to prosecute restoration work to make unsupported games run on private servers.