i saw a comment today that was like "oh, one bad night because of a stutter and a cold and suddenly everyone wants Biden to step down, even though he's the only one who we all agree can defeat Trump" like there's always going to be a few dozen people living in fantasy land, and once Trump wins, they're going to be like "see, I told you so! I told you Trump winning would be a bad thing! I was the only one that realized this!"
i had no idea this was such a divisive issue lmao
i think i'm making them in the microwave wrong cuz they always end up kind of chewy. next time i'm gonna try pan-frying
they don't care. they can see it coming and anyone with the power to force him to step down is okay with that.
the podcast is literally named after an old conservative white guy it's incredible
Mueller She Wrote making the pivot to antisemitic white nationalism
it's an online utopian fandom. anarchism without the an, the arch, or the ism.
yeah, if, for example, Bernie had decided to double down on a crusade against the democratic party and run again, while openly undergoing cognitive decline, I would be voting for him, and advocating that others do too. ultimately the importance of the figure of the president is more symbolic than anything.
parent is one of the most numerous kinds of people in the world. however, it does raise the troubling possibility that some redditors have reproduced.
i mean the pandemic was basically a gimme for the state dept.
this is conjecture, but i think the growth of the "indie" tier of games has bifurcated the market and made AAA titles larger and more conservative. makes no sense to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into a game concept that's even slightly different from something with proven mass-market appeal when a studio that's a hundredth the size with a thousandth of the budget might make something way weirder and still hit a tenth of your sales goal. it's just not maximizing your return.
the PS2 was famously long lived, with new games coming out for it years after the PS3's release. I think if Sony really wanted to force people to upgrade they could just do so by fiat, but historically they just haven't wanted to, preferring to release the next gen as a high-end upgrade at first, and only later releasing a variant that's within most peoples' budgets.
sorry to violate my strict no-wojaks code of ethics, but i thought this one was good enough
So, I'm not a very experienced drafter, but I know you're supposed to return the lands you take from the land station. Recently though I attended a WOE draft (faeries, 1-2-0) and accidentally walked off with the 16 lands I borrowed. I know monetarily that's only a few cents, money that the store probably made back that night just off sales from the bulk box, but in terms of etiquette, just how bad is it?
Especially welcome comments from people who have worked in game stores.
I've been using Archidekt. I really like the built-in playtester, but the interface can be kind of sluggish, and some of the design decisions, especially around categorizing and sorting, are quite clunky.
I know there are a lot of options but I haven't tried any of them. Are there any that you'd recommend?
