Beta Dr. Breen had the craziest pc gaming setup

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If you're a fan of Valve, check the news in around 16 hours...

first snow of the year!!

A lot of economic ‘output’ in Britain comes from state mediated consumption in the form of welfare payments. This is a big reason why there’s hesitance from the authorities when it comes to genuinely pulling back benefits.

The Half-Life mod 'Insecure' has been released! "Featuring the full 6 chapters and some new additions to the enemies and weapons from Opposing Force." Download now in the ModDB link below!

alright now announce half life 3 lmao

people are tired of having to subscribe to xbox game pass, ps5+ etc in order to play a game on the sofa. if we can play them on our steam account on the sofa, thats a gamechanger. for me, anyway.

Eric Daugherty That is fine if fiancés, spouses, and minor children are exempt. I am a fiancé visa applicant from Quebec who helped find over 5,000 deportable H-1B visa holders because they delayed my wedding by 3 months and counting. Please let me get married.

If you pull this off, I might just forgive you for that debacle at Black Mesa. You know the one I mean... Involving a certain microwave casserole.

Summer btw

Top 1% pay 30% of the tax Too 10% pay 60% of the tax Good luck without them

It's actually very on brand for this animal abusing, anti-american, pro-terrorist, Gucci socialist nepo baby to simp for the CCP

Actually I agree with this move. They do nothing

Elizabeth Warren Realistically, if someone has a net worth of over 10 million dollars, they have more money than they will ever need, barring a handful of edge cases Keep this in mind when you see people with 9+ figure net worth trying to cosplay as working class Americans, they're not.

You have to say, it's a cunning ruse to suggest you're going to raise every single tax and then cleverly claim credit for pulling back from a few of them, like it's a win to destroy consumer and business confidence for 3 months.

I know people on £100k a year living in flat shares