Reading all this, I gotta ask; Did it work?

Satan won’t be catching anything. He’s going to be chilling on the sidelines with us as we get front-row seats to Jesus getting his ass beat by a Bible thumper who is mad about Jesus not voting for Trump.

The search gone is called “Kagi”, so the action of using it was “kagis”

It was/is a mobile game that was published in the west by Crunchyroll. The EN server was shut down, though.

Oof… About Princess Connect…

Xenosaga first.

Automatic screen lock and auto-sleep get disabled everytime I install a KDE DE. I could take a closer look at energy savings, but I don’t think there’s much else I can do there. I know it’s not hardware-related, as this doesn’t happen with any other distro. May be an issue with KDE 6, for all I know. Gonna have to look into it more when I get home from work.

Do a barrel roll!

Using Bazzite, myself. I have a weird issue with rebooting, though. Tends to freeze at the boot screen (grub doesn’t show up at all) then the whole boot/login process becomes a slideshow. This doesn’t happen if I manually turn my PC off and turn it on, though. Really odd problem that I haven’t had on other distros.

I like Bazzite as a whole, though.

Now. For the last decade, honestly.

Those people being out of a job could very well be a blessing in disguise. If you work in retail long enough, you know what this means.

Imagine going up-hill in this bad boy. The workout is gonna be intense.

Religion.

Thank you for reminding about this one. I need to get back to playing it.

“The” is spelled correctly.

As someone who works in a grocery store (but not on the front end), I like how you’re assuming baggers only bag. I guess it depends on the company, but those poor bastards tend to have to bag, clear carts from the lot, sweep the store, clean the restrooms, clean spills around the store, among other tasks. All while receiving the lowest wage in the store.

No. I don’t think it’s still a thing, but look up Belle Delphine if you want to know about it.

To create cheap (overworked) labor to make a customer’s shopping experience better, in hopes of them coming back to spend more money.