What do people today act like is new, when it's already have been a thing or already been around? (kbin.social)

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Gamers like to make it sound like $70 is a new thing today for video games. When, I've seen adverts of games back in late 90s and early 90s that were priced $70. It's always been around so I find it ridiculous that so many of them complain that the pricing is too high when, it's been a thing.

Even more dumb is that sales are stupidly frequent so why even bother trying to pay $70 anyways besides FOMO.

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[-] Today@lemmy.world 5 points 1 month ago

Sex. Everything you're doing (unless you're using some type of new technology or device) had been done for thousands of years.

[-] Snowclone@lemmy.world 4 points 1 month ago

There's an entire civilization in pre European contact Americas that only depicted anal sex in all their artwork.

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