Tropez

DMF it is 2026. You have got to move on.

I think you need to speak to a doctor. That isn't normal.

Idc about open relationships, I think people have a right to choose how they want their relationships to be

Because gays will never admit THEY ARE THE PROBLEM. Not the apps, it's entirely them. Every app they move to have the same issues gays complain about.

And he always makes these kinds of threads and like never posts or reply to anyone. Just makes a mess and leaves.

I have a life of my own, so I wouldn't care.

I think you may have to change 1992 to Whitney Houston. She had a huge movie, soundtrack and single during that year.

Wasnt there a thread that said all Madonna fans are gay men?

Hmm, your comment says a lot about you. I'll just keep it at that.

What are you even talking about? There is a whole legal battle with video games to keep them preserved. Stop Killing GamesStop Killing Games — They Kill Games. We Fight Back.Publishers are permanently destroying the video games you paid for. Join a global coalition of 2M+ supporters demanding legislation to protect consumer rights and preserve games.Over 1 million people signed a petition in Europe in support of this initiative. Right now, some games require servers to remain playable. Once support is cut, the game is removed. EA and Ubisoft have both done this exact thing. They removed games from sale. There's also a reason why there's a push to remove DRM from games so you don't need a license to play the game.

Not true. Moves Like Jagger gives Xtina 100 million daily streams.

I alluded to that, but we can't talk about piracy on here.

I love how these both have 2000s illuminati symbolism

There's a huge discourse right now with GTA V being digital only. The issue with this is if the game is removed you can no longer play it. Meaning despite sinking nearly $100 into the game, you don't actually own it. This goes for books, movies, and music also. Once it's removed from the streaming service its gone forever. The other part is, some people have purchased digital copies of movies, and Sony removed them. So you can no longer view the movie you purchased. Shows on HBO, once cancelled are removed from it, so you can't stream it. If a show ends on Netflix, you can't buy the physical copy. So now we have potential lost media. However, the only option to prevent this is to buy physical copies, there are other things but ATRL censors that kind of discussion. Are you returning to physical media beyond just music? I've been planning to just buy my favorite movies and tv shows and not wonder when they'll be removed for some dumb license reason.

I ain't sorry