She was a rights activist for the So Solid Crew, who developed Metal Gear during the Diamond Dogs crisis in the early 2000s, earning a reputation as a mercenary in her field, which paved the way for other women such as Quiet and The Boss.

Her position was officially secured in this 2003 public Q&A where she stated her pro-lassez faire stance on the secretive nature of the large influx of child soldiers during those tumultuous times ("Who's got the inflow, keeping it tight?")

But that's all over now.

Is that Richard Hammond running from rabid Top Gear fans

I mean, I apply all these labels to the conservatives. No contradiction, just different subgroups.

I don't know what god you pray to, but I would love a pamphlet

People call me P Doggy, because of that one time I'd rather not talk about.

I draw the line at 5 holidays a year

Relevant Mitchell and Webb:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmVnr7rsWrE

I... I think I want this as my new coding chair.

Look at that neck support, and arm flexibility

that's your cock in disguise, isn't it

That's a rain cloud tangled to the front grill

Using the sniper rifle in CyberPunk and watching the car traffic become 2D shadow puppets.

That's when you really realise just how polished a game GTAV was in comparison. The game is terribly boring after a while, but not once do they break the immersion.

Cyberpunk is terribly interesting, but the immersion gets broken a few times like this.

I had a friend who was obsessed with these guys. I was more of a Scarlet man myself. We fought for supremacy on the playground, and to this day I refuse to tell his parents where he's buried.