Thoughts from playing BG3.
The ability to raise the dead to ask three questions would solve a lot of murders but would force killers to be more clever about what their victims know when they die. It would mostly solve crimes of passion, but premeditated murder would just get more meditated.
The ability to raise the dead to ask three questions would solve a lot of murders but would force killers to be more clever about what their victims know when they die. It would mostly solve crimes of passion, but premeditated murder would just get more meditated.
August 30, 2023 at 1:08 PM
Thoughts from playing BG3.
The ability to raise the dead to ask three questions would solve a lot of murders but would force killers to be more clever about what their victims know when they die. It would mostly solve crimes of passion, but premeditated murder would just get more meditated.
The ability to raise the dead to ask three questions would solve a lot of murders but would force killers to be more clever about what their victims know when they die. It would mostly solve crimes of passion, but premeditated murder would just get more meditated.
Idalia: The name of the next reason to increase utility bills, home owners insurance costs, property taxes, and real estate values for everyone who sneezes in Florida's direction. Maybe the insurance market in the state will actually collapse this time.
August 29, 2023 at 9:18 PM
Idalia: The name of the next reason to increase utility bills, home owners insurance costs, property taxes, and real estate values for everyone who sneezes in Florida's direction. Maybe the insurance market in the state will actually collapse this time.
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