France has voted against verification.

These are the guys who did MBAs and engineering degrees, mocked the idea of humanities degrees, but spent their nights getting drunk and stoned while trying and failing to discuss philosophy, history, and ethics.

Totally agree. I'd think it'd be fun to write his villains, as you have to come up with interesting themes and powers, without getting so powerful they can't be beaten by a man throwing punches or a shield.

That joyful grin in that context is horrifying.

It's another one of those depressingly common, "A pox on all their houses" situations.

I generally assume that when a white techbro is using any term from another faith or culture, I'm about to hear something stupid.

Jihad is a top ten offender, but don't sleep on wabi-sabi, guanxi, esprit de corps, or chai-pani. There's probably a ton of other examples I'm missing.

Having a fervent first amendment message safely folded up and out of view in their pocket is perversely on point.

Horse manure everywhere with horse amd other livestock corpses a common sight and stench along roadways.

This was its last day before retirement actually. It had bought a boat.

Patrick O'Brian and George Lucas both dunking hard in 2026.

Or any movie with a car chase in Washington. If this isn't where the fuel truck jacknifes, your script needs edits.

I mean, technically a lot of World War II fighter pilots died in plane crashes, but that's not how it would be reported or described.

Oof. Probably an innocent error, but there's something that feels kind of unsavoury about that.

When I get home after a long day at work:

"I should watch one of my movies on my watchlist, or maybe get caught up on a tv show."

Ten minutes later:

"The world has changed. I feel it in the water ..."

They may know they can be caught but none of them believe they can be caught.

The funniest thing is when the police investigate and see that, they're going to just assume this is one of those author search profiles that always seem more suspicious than they really are.

Now I'm trying to figure out Fish style, and I keep picturing a monk flopping around on the ground as enemies try to stab him.

I'm updating my homebrew world for 5E and trying to come up with descriptors of monk styles that match the great spirits of the animistic pantheon. Firefly, Elephant, and Tree style were all fairly easy. But it's going to get harder as I go.

#gmproblems #D&D5E

Happy birthday! I wish it had been a better day, geopolitically speaking.

Who could walk away from Quicksilver, though? Because he's fast.

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I like that despite having every reason to be fearful and cautious around supervillains, she never hesitates to throw hands, given a chance.

So we're to assume that you are killing it, wherever you are?

Stamp their forehead with the old date stampp and proclaim them forgiven until the date shown.

Not a librarian so I can say this. That sounds like the kind of book that mysteriously slides around the back of the other books on the shelf and disappears.

I love libraries because they're one of the few places left that will let you come inside without trying to sell you something.

It's a small interstellar object comprised of rock, dust, and frozen gases.

Also known as DB Hulker, famous airplane robber.

300, as a movie, makes perfect sense if you remember that the whole thing is being told as a campfire tale by an unreliable narrator, as one soldier to the rest right before a battle.

"We're calling it the death knell of manned combat aircraft."

I like seeing these posts They're like artillery in that you never see the one that gets you.