>this is my motorcycle,thank God I have one
>not thanks to God,thanks to your mother who bought you one yet still treat her like garbage
so were the messages
aunt and nephew
story overhead about seven years ago

I lived in several black neighborhoods and tried giving them a chance, but their behavior and culture are both just dogshit. They’re not victims. They are honestly just awful, horrendous wastes of oxygen.
There’s no low a nigger won’t stoop to. Think of the most thieving, criminal, desperate, amoral, selfish, deceptive, manipulative, lying, piece-of-shit M.O. you can possibly imagine, then multiply it by ten. That’s what’s going on inside of a nigger’s head.

I found his acting to be forced, unnatural, and unconvincing—completely out of sync. On top of that, I thought the overall performance was poor. From conception to execution, it was a failure, and the ridiculous voice only made it worse. I get that he has a story about hanging out with tech elites and saying, "That’s just how these people are," but his performance felt more like a high school kid attempting to imitate Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now. Nearly every scene he was in dragged the movie down for me because I found it so bad. This wasn’t simply a case of me reacting negatively because he's an unlikable villain—it was just someone either being bad at their job or completely miscast

Places that you'd want to explore in real life (or a video game, if you prefer exploring that way). Can be anything from natural environments to man-made structures. Anything that sparks the desire to explore. Any genre/aesthetic welcome