Thank god for the “lmfaoooooo 🤣🤣🤣” on the original meme. I would never have been able to tell it was a joke that could be interpreted as funny without it
Im a nobody and I always put up the fake background, even if its absolutely fake as hell. If I’m in the office theres potentially private information up on the whiteboards behind me. If I’m at home thats my private space and thats my business.
Greenscreening yourself is like one of the least weird thing about Zuck.
“So in order to solve the dependeny issue, I think we should contact the…OMG those readings suggest an artificial quantum singularity, it must be a cloaked D’deridex-class Romulan warbird!! Red alert!”
These games, although I was utterly fascinated by them, I had no clue what I was doing or where I was supposed to go. I couldnt even tell if I was progressing or what. I think I was just too young for it.
Rest assured, you weren’t. These games were made back in the day before the internet got huge. When games could have legitimately hard puzzles for their own sake. There was no handholding back in the day.
Yes and no. A lot of games had hint books you could buy, either from the company or third party. Infocom used to put out hint books which could reveal things to you one clue at a time with a special marker that came with it. But then Infocom was always a very innovative company.
He is relating to his fellow Earth humans by showing them a familiar setting which includes such things as oxygen (which he too needs) and light from the same sun he has known since his day of hatching. Perfectly normal.
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