I was barely too late to grab one at 129 about an hour ago . the lowest is 145999 right now <| sep |> the answer is no lol <| sep |> Laptop Chrome 479 Binarytrees 10 . 641 Scimark 8 . 06 Warm startup 0 . 282 Desktop Vivaldi 450 Not sure why it ' s lower , might be that I ' m on a different browser on it Binarytrees 10 . 566 Scimark 7 . 17 Warm startup 0 . 305 Desktop Chrome 522 Binarytrees 10 . 436 Scimark 9 . 04 Warm startup 0 . 229 <| sep |> Yeah they gave out nothing for player appreciation week <| sep |> Isn ' t 10 very obtainable now in the INT Awakening Vortex ? I get an average of 12 a run . <| sep |> yoga , or some specific stretching routine that will help you with your next lifts . <| sep |> I ' d pay for that in the gem store . <| sep |> Interesting ! People who are intentionally , subtly provoked , andor manipulated into violence , or are in the heat of the moment are committing Crimes of Passionthey aren ' t exactly classified , or prosecuted , the same way we would prosecute someone like the Joker . # Joker Textbook psychopath with sadisticnarcissistic tendencies . He is deliberate and selective about injuring the people he injures . Premeditates attacks He deeply enjoys harming others and causing pain sadism # Se 7 enFor instance , let ' s examine in Se 7 en . Detective Mills shooting Spacey ' s character ? Wrath was the final sin . Mill ' s commited murder so Spacey ' s character could prove Mills was also a sinner , just like Spacey ' s character and all Spacey ' s character ' s victims . Prior to What ' s in the Box ? !, he did not drive to this location with intent to murder Spacey ' s character . He was going to uncover the last two bodies and wrap up the investigation . Mills did shoot the killer , but was provoked by Spacey ' s character in such an extreme way we could just call what Spacey did , Suicide by Cop . Mills would not be prosecuted the same way as Spacey ' s character would have beenif we got to see that far ahead with both in their own timelines where they lived each outcome . Spacey ' s character was meticulous selecting victims The murders involved a great deal of human suffering that vindicated him old school classical sadism Spacey justified the murders via literature and religious dogma and moral bias M . O . He ' d been planning them for a while at the library premeditationA jury would sympathize with Mills a great dealWidower , stress , his family was stalked by the killer . easily , he ' d get a temporary insanity plea or he ' d walkif he were charged . The department would not actually make an ass out of itself in the press and allow Spacey ' s character to win . Realistically , the officers on the scene would probably invent some elaborate narrative that discredited the killer ' s work freeing Mills from prosecution . Immediately , after Mills shot Spacey ' s character people would instantly perceive Mills , right then and there , as the victimNot a killer , not a sinner . Mills was not like Spacey ' s characterWhat I am saying , though , is that Mills never premeditated , he was merely provoked . Thus , he isn ' t the same kind of evil that Spacey ' s character was . # Memento Also , regarding Memento , I love this movie . Leonard suffers from short term memory lossAnother mental defect . This does not mean that his actions are okay in regards to Teddy , but again , Leonard snapped . He too , was under extreme duress , had a mental defect , PTSD , paranoid delusions , brain damage . He was incapable of trustingeven himself . Yes , I suppose it gets complicated when what you premeditate in one momento and seconds later it gets erased and you only have a polaroid with a memento you wrote , that you don ' t remember writing . to tell you what to do . It would be interesting to see a criminal defense for the main character . What is premeditation in regards to this man and his condition ? Teddy was also screwing with his head , BTWNot a good idea . Taking advantage of vindictive , loosecannon traumatized people by gaslighting themnot cool , Teddy . So , in a nutshell , a Crime of Passion and premeditatingin terms of how we classify murder are in no way shape or form the same extremes of murder . # Joker againBack to the Joker wanting to prove society or heros are just as bad as him . IMO , the Joker just likes to traumatize people so he doesn ' t feel so alien in comparison . He wants to rationalize or normalize his own sadistic nature , which actually kind of secretly disgusts him at the same time , TBH . He does not fit into society . The more people he corrupts the less alone and more normalized he feels , I suspect . We all need mirrors to remind us of who we areI ' m no different .