GentlemanLoser @ GentlemanLoser @ttrpg.network

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I want to disagree, but you're right. Elite Dangerous really nailed the emptiness of space lol

You're welcome to your opinion but those are some old games. Are you sure it's better or is it nostalgia?

I'm so confused by what you mean here

Imagine if baseball players pointed at the sky after striking out with the bases loaded to end the inning

Is this just a community for complete nonsense?

Doea he also think the drivers in car commercials get to keep the cars?

A lot like your mom's pussy, weirdly enough, but with less hair and dogshit

I just watched this the other day while binging her videos. The sass between hosts was pretty funny.

That's very true! It's also true that D&D teaches math, reading, problem solving, and creativity. Win-win.

Relationships are ongoing negotiations.

Just the bad ones

He wants to belittle his partner because he makes the money and thinks his partner should be doing the chores by default.

Wait till they realize sometimes it's not always going to be fair. My wife got laid off, but then a week later diagnosed with a back issue that put her in bed for several weeks. That meant I had to go to work as usual, do all the housework myself including the cooking, take care of the pets, etc. It was a lot and sometimes stressful but I did it without complaint because I love my wife. When we had company coming and she was feeling better I asked her if she could take on a few of the lighter duties, and guess what, she did it without complaining because she loves me right back.

March will be 25 years together.

That third paragraph says it all lol

Just help around the house dude.

It's as faithful an adaptation I've ever seen. I would finish the books first though but that's just how I am personally. I like to absorb the source before the adaptation when possible.

Fivehead

Does Will Arnett still host it? I enjoyed the first season but never went back to it.

I live like a king compared to probably 90% of this world and 99.99999% of every human that ever lived. I am getting to see awesome and awful things even my recent ancestors couldn't grasp. And with any luck I'll kick the bucket right when the air conditioning goes out for the last time.

Sometimes I think about "legacy" but in the end the eventual heat death of the universe is gonna make that irrelevant too.

It's in the corporate world too. Today my boss mentioned the AI capabilities that a certain piece of software offered. Turns out being able to search text embedded in illustrator as Live Type is bleeding edge. Who knew.

Oh I wasn't challenging you, sorry - just wanted to tell the rest of the story. I agree with your take.

Sorta, yep! It happened in two parts - for one scene the gun had homemade cartridges with primer and and an actual bullet, but no gunpowder, so that the ammo looked real in close-ups of the gun. At some point that round was fired and the primer was enough to discharge the bullet, which lodged itself in the barrel.

Then, later on in another scene, they loaded the same gun with blanks full of powder and primer but no bullet, so when fired they'd get the usual bang and flash. Except, since there was a bullet lodged in the barrel, the blank round still had enough force to propel the bullet out the rest of the way and into Brandon Lee.

It happened in such a freaky way that it feels like there must be more to it, but just as likely human stupidity and bad luck.

Dude just stop. You're embarrassing.