

“Why, I’m glad you asked, Susan! The Asgardian hammer industry has been producing quality tools for decades, yea, even unto centuries…”


“Why, I’m glad you asked, Susan! The Asgardian hammer industry has been producing quality tools for decades, yea, even unto centuries…”
Are you still in your 20s?


‘Appeal’ isn’t exactly the word. We just don’t dislike him enough to kick him out.

Anyone getting into D&D now is just setting themselves up for disappointment. They’re willingly entering into a relationship with a company who have a history of doing business in bad faith.
So much cynicism in these comments.


the hard Sci-Fi
The what, now?
We may need pics of the snake.


I worked on an ISP helpdesk in 1999 (including New Year, to my disgust), and we had dozens of people call in during the next few days because systems they relied on to run their businesses had failed.
The fact they were calling an ISP about their accounting software is probably an indicator of the type of thinking that caused their problem.
Is it useful to be that reductive?


They’ve always been a great example to me.
Seems to me you prefer texts that have a fact-presenting or conversational tone rather than a narrative. Nothing wrong with that.
I have been judged and found wanting.


Is that a good idea?


It’s better if you limit your feed to subscribed communities. Not perfect, but without that it’s like a hundred negativities per minute.


I eat an apricot every year to see if I still hate the taste. I still do.


Seems to me that hobby = skill + opinions.


I have a friend with a PhD in computer science. He doesn’t go by ‘doctor’ because people ask him for medical advice. 😂


Former ISP helpdesk monkey. Had it several times. Didn’t recognise any of them.
My theory was that no-one important enough to take that tone needs to make their own helpdesk calls.
“I was gonna cast an AoE spell but then the paladin ended his turn in an affected square! Cut me some slack!”
Wearing slippers on a cold morning.