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Balefire in the books is super interesting btw. (The laser gun thing). It removes people from time and their past existence disappears too, which as a doctor who fan you can imagine what hijinks ensue
May 5, 2025 at 1:23 AM
Balefire in the books is super interesting btw. (The laser gun thing). It removes people from time and their past existence disappears too, which as a doctor who fan you can imagine what hijinks ensue
The makeup for the eelfinn (fox guy) was absolutely shocking. The show as a whole looks amazing and then they introduce a fantasy race and it's like we're in 1990s Jim Henson derivative land
May 5, 2025 at 1:21 AM
The makeup for the eelfinn (fox guy) was absolutely shocking. The show as a whole looks amazing and then they introduce a fantasy race and it's like we're in 1990s Jim Henson derivative land
I'm sorry! My reply was thoughtless and I'm sorry it was irritating.
My mind was on recent situations in Texas where we've gone from herd immunity of measles to enough people being unwilling to be vaccinated that there's been outbreaks. Maybe that doesn't relate or align with what you're saying.
My mind was on recent situations in Texas where we've gone from herd immunity of measles to enough people being unwilling to be vaccinated that there's been outbreaks. Maybe that doesn't relate or align with what you're saying.
April 27, 2025 at 5:21 PM
I'm sorry! My reply was thoughtless and I'm sorry it was irritating.
My mind was on recent situations in Texas where we've gone from herd immunity of measles to enough people being unwilling to be vaccinated that there's been outbreaks. Maybe that doesn't relate or align with what you're saying.
My mind was on recent situations in Texas where we've gone from herd immunity of measles to enough people being unwilling to be vaccinated that there's been outbreaks. Maybe that doesn't relate or align with what you're saying.
I mean vaccines are a counter example to that...
April 25, 2025 at 7:23 PM
I mean vaccines are a counter example to that...
Calling her an influencer feels the same as calling Ezra Klein a "blogger". Sure it may be technically true but sure seems intentionally reductionist
March 25, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Calling her an influencer feels the same as calling Ezra Klein a "blogger". Sure it may be technically true but sure seems intentionally reductionist
You might think that now but things have a way of changing over the course of 14 novels
March 18, 2025 at 4:29 PM
You might think that now but things have a way of changing over the course of 14 novels
Consider me made aware
March 16, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Consider me made aware
What's the alternative, after all? Continue to demonize the 74 million people who voted the way we don't like and the 10 million or so people who could have voted our way and stayed home?
Doesn't seem like the best practice if we ever want to win elections ever again.
Doesn't seem like the best practice if we ever want to win elections ever again.
February 27, 2025 at 11:33 PM
What's the alternative, after all? Continue to demonize the 74 million people who voted the way we don't like and the 10 million or so people who could have voted our way and stayed home?
Doesn't seem like the best practice if we ever want to win elections ever again.
Doesn't seem like the best practice if we ever want to win elections ever again.
I don't really understand how anyone can read this in a positive light? Like, even if you're right leaning, doesn't this sound crazy?
February 27, 2025 at 1:01 AM
I don't really understand how anyone can read this in a positive light? Like, even if you're right leaning, doesn't this sound crazy?
Do you think this is helpful at all?
February 15, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Do you think this is helpful at all?
Think 1950s James Dean. Think 1980s gen x burnouts. Think Nirvana.
My answer is very white but I bet there are other less white examples too.
Coolness has always been about not caring (because caring is too painful)
My answer is very white but I bet there are other less white examples too.
Coolness has always been about not caring (because caring is too painful)
February 12, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Think 1950s James Dean. Think 1980s gen x burnouts. Think Nirvana.
My answer is very white but I bet there are other less white examples too.
Coolness has always been about not caring (because caring is too painful)
My answer is very white but I bet there are other less white examples too.
Coolness has always been about not caring (because caring is too painful)
Thank you for this today. I really appreciate it.
February 9, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Thank you for this today. I really appreciate it.
That's dedication! What is it that you like about pillars so much? I've played divinity 1 and 2 and bg3 but for some reason didn't jump into pillars and got stuck an hour or two in. Probably a me thing but curious what the vibe is that keeps you coming back to it
January 23, 2025 at 1:08 PM
That's dedication! What is it that you like about pillars so much? I've played divinity 1 and 2 and bg3 but for some reason didn't jump into pillars and got stuck an hour or two in. Probably a me thing but curious what the vibe is that keeps you coming back to it
They had a chance to slap so hard if they had literally chosen that as dialogue
December 13, 2024 at 1:24 PM
They had a chance to slap so hard if they had literally chosen that as dialogue
Yes, it's kept in the same room they keep the weight that weighs exactly 1kg
December 5, 2024 at 12:16 PM
Yes, it's kept in the same room they keep the weight that weighs exactly 1kg
I honestly hope it doesn't stay that way. The conflict should hopefully end up centralized vs decentralized; multinational mega corp vs Internet protocol.
November 24, 2024 at 12:11 AM
I honestly hope it doesn't stay that way. The conflict should hopefully end up centralized vs decentralized; multinational mega corp vs Internet protocol.