“if” doing a lot of heavy lifting there

No

viable assassination plot

a young, attractive woman

Not New York but “Topeka Bodega” is a common “practice sentence” in phonics and oratory and I think its a more mellifluous phrase than “cellar door.”

the good synth plot is in FO3.

car, bucket, pebble…

it depends on the contractuals. It may have been licensed for broadcast and Steams proprietary store may not count as a broadcasting platform

Not neccessarily a defense of the system, but I’d say this is for playing music on the shop screens before you buy the games, and other promotional material.

For example Borderlands GOTY uses a rock song with lyrics that’s not part of the game’s OST.

Auks were similar to penguins, members of the aukling family include guillemots and puffins.

Cannon Radaway usage is to lie on a drip for several days. It’s not an instant consumable.

my friends dad would feed us beer in the pub at 13 years old. We were having lock ins in local rural pubs in deserted rural areas by 16. At 18 (legal drinking age here) I could party all night.

I have some experience in licensing music in the UK. it’s simple and cheap and it means the artists get paid (well the record labels, but that’s another problem)

You paid a tiny amount of the profits you made after filling in the form which is pretty much just name and address and the tracks you used. It was something like £20 to play 5-10 songs for a three week run of a live show

yeah. poor guy. He was a brickie, played the French horn in the Sally Army Band, four kids, wife. Into lifting, whisky, big mustache. Real working class hero type.

Anyway, thanks for your regards.

the average only fans account doesn’t make it to $1000 in its lifetime

my uncle died of “Sudden Adult Death Syndrome” per the coroner’s report

collapsible fields doesn’t improve shareholder value

at least unlike america they’re not the government

not if you write score like I do

No it isn’t. See my other reply, she was the one who originally broke the story of her masters thesis being rejected because she mentioned her boyfriend, publically on her tiktok profile which shows her face.

I still question the motives behind the original author.

Well I decided to look into it a bit. It seems like the original Faith ran into trouble for dedicating her Masters thesis to her boyfriend.

I cannot find the OP amongst that particular story which was reported on a lot of low-effort quasi-journalistic outlets (think Buzzfeed but less well known).

Might it be the case these are copycat meme creators who are creating these memes to capitalize on a trend/news event and are impersonating the original author for - at best a laugh, at worse for an ulterior motive?

I don’t think it’s “weird” to question these motives. I think its perfectly reasonable to suggest that this anonymous screenshot should be subject to critical thought.