That's a Pillar Man.

Baldur's Gate 3 lets you skip some lines and not others, which has the same feeling as walking into an automatic door.

- Improved Perfuming Arts

"improved in what way? By how much?"

- Improved : )

"Objection, your honor! This implication of causality in the creative process is unsubstantiated."

Sentence structure and originality. As overwrought as it is, Darkest Dungeon's writing is extraordinarily memorable and evocative — "mortality clarified in a single blow" or "in time, you will know the tragic extent of my failings" are well-written lines, even outside the medium of video games.

"Fan of Bin Laden" is up there with "friend of Dorothy" as far as nicknames go.

Just be glad it wasn't leg day or the CCTV would have caught you scooting out of there like Zoidberg.

And here's a like for yours.

Anyway while I would not say Junior is a funny or good film, it is incredibly well-acted and has moments of genuine heart. As movies seem to only get more and more ironic and self-deprecating, it's refreshing to see something that doesn't act like it's kind of ashamed to exist.

And I was genuinely surprised at how often things are just played straight. There's a scene at the end of the film where Arnie is in full drag and has a extremely tender conversation with his love interest about how they're going to raise the child. No laughs, no subversion, no winking.

Like, all three main characters are incredibly supportive of each other and the only people who treat Arnold's pregnancy as anything weird or taboo are coded as absolute villains. Almost all of the "jokes" are about how difficult pregnancy is in general, not just for a man.

One year is one hell of an achievement. Congratulations!