Warhammer 40k Wrath and Glory, anyone?
- Theatre kid (probably derogatory)
- Owns an actual WH40k army, or at least the dice for one
- “Of course there’s another WH40k TTRPG!”
- Would definitely give their soul to Slaanesh
Warhammer 40k Wrath and Glory, anyone?

Yes, I know some of those are technically pronounced differently, but the average English speaker can’t tell.
But honestly, as someone who learned French as an adult, the biggest hurdle is knowing which combinations of letters make which sounds. Many are completely illogical - the 3rd person plural verb conjugations are particularly weird - but there is less inconsistentcy than English. The harder part is actually trying to get your English tongue to say words like “aéroport” or “heureux” or “accueillir” properly.
There are always some outliers, like “oeuf” (egg) being pronounced “uhf” while the plural “oeufs” being pronounced “oo”, but you get used to those.
In at least one other place in the script his serial number is R-66Y instead.
I’ll go one further: I’ve never liked GTA.
Most of that is a mismatch of the series to my tastes in games. It just takes a lot for me to like open-world games, and GTA has never hit the mark.
The other small part is just my preteen self being resentful that GTA3 was the game that brought all my classmates into the hobby, instead of a game that I actually liked.


This is the image Meta AI is currently using to advertise their video generation function on the Google Play Store.



I’m sure Lawrence Krauss and co. will get right on publishing a book about how this is a grave threat to science. It certainly seems more dangerous than a couple of sex pests losing tenure.
It won’t help prices, but it doesn’t have to. It will generate taking points and sound bites, and as we’ve all seen, that’s all a frightening number of Americans seem to need to be convinced to vote for a con man.
But who knows? Maybe the kayfabe is finally broken?