spmahn

I can't see it saving an unpopular Senator.

Well bless your heart

How’s business been? There’s been talk for years about how competitive bowling is basically dead, and that bowling as a hobby or general form of entertainment has been dying with it. Have you been seeing this yourself?

It seems to be a common misconception of people living off the grid or agrarian lifestyles. Even the Amish go to the hospital, take car trips, and use phones in emergencies, the point isn’t to live like it’s the 19th century, the point in their case is to not allow your lives to be controlled by societal influences that draw you further away from god

The problem with this idea is that arcade games are very, very expensive, and need to generate revenue for a long time for operators to make back their investment. If the arcade game is just a pre-release for a console version, once the console version comes out, the arcade revenue would take a fast drop to close to zero.

It’s not, but it’s ok to think it is