441 pts ยท March 11, 2013
I mean, he calls out religious hypocrites often enough I think he *does* get it; he just doesn't manifest it in the way that you might wants him to.
Unstable, prone to failure, and unfit for public interaction.
There are tons of things that are great about that show and Amos is at least 5 of them.
Yeah, probably better to say they are gentrifying themselves.
Yes, but now we're getting *more* guns... for 'hunting'.
It's... well, *derived* from the footage of him getting shot. Very modified.
"the flag" ... Which of the 6 human-planted flags would that be?
I want a novel where God picks someone he feels would be ideal as his right hand of vengeance on Earth, and it's just some unknowing agnostic charity worker in the bible belt who fundamentalists keep trying to throw hands with because he has blue hair or something.
Visible but nobody else notices anything unusual about the situation.
He should do free climbing next.
It will show it, but then it will only count deliveries in the US, from what I can see. I have a bunch of Canadian deliveries that don't seem eligible.
I mean... they were a relic and were decommissioned as such in the early 90s, and the only reason they were used past the 60s is that they were modified to launch missiles. They were pretty much outclassed by aircraft carriers by the time the Korean war ended.
One of my favourite Lovecraft facts is that he claimed that his mythos should be so expansive that any author who wanted to write in his world would be cannon. Which is how we now have Lovecraft Country and other similar fiction, by and featuring POC and LGBTQ characters. He would have hated it, and that makes me happy.
I really like that episode as a core sci-fi concept one-off. "We recreated the most idealistic and altruistic klingon in history to do our underhanded bidding. Oh no for some reason he isn't doing our underhanded bidding." Although I'm trying to remember if Babylon 5 did it first with AI Garibaldi.
MAWP!
Because she can at least be exposed to daylight.
I'm now wondering if I can write a novel where after years of Republicans propping up presidential powers, a Democrat gets elected who turns out to secretly be Ozymandias-level unhinged, but manages to hide it until he's confirmed. The cover of the book would just be a leopard licking its chops.
"...I was wearing an onion on my belt, which was the fashion at the time."
"May you get everything you voted to give others."
The writing seems a little on-the-nose in this iteration of the simulation.
[Kodos voice] Very well! Death to the proverbial whores; tiny American flags to the literal whores!
My cousin: "NASA claims they went to the moon in the 60s but they wont tell anyone how they did it!" me: "They literally released tons of blueprints, equations and diagrams into the public domain. I *have* copies of some of them." Cousin: "...yeah but how can you verify those would actually work?" me: "It's *math*. We have people who do math, just like, everywhere."
Yes but can we try that anyway?
Or in this case a less-than-average Joe.
My friends and I would always play LFD as 3 of us and one bot teammate, always Bill. We would yell at Bill like he was a noob with a 1 in Wisdom. About 2 weeks in my wife was like, "Why are you guys such jerks to your friend Bill?..."
Maybe not the guy leaning on the broken railing.
She decided to cite authoritative knowledge against a man with more academic sidequests than a Bethesda game.
But IS IT?! Yeah, that's actually a pretty normal way things coincide.
Hey, I'm basically a groomed wolverine and I still cook and do laundry and change diapers.
When my work asked me for my social media handles, I gave them my LinkedIn and IMDB pages. When they asked for any others I had, I just clicked "not applicable/no further info".
I mean, he calls out religious hypocrites often enough I think he *does* get it; he just doesn't manifest it in the way that you might wants him to.
Unstable, prone to failure, and unfit for public interaction.
There are tons of things that are great about that show and Amos is at least 5 of them.
Yeah, probably better to say they are gentrifying themselves.
Yes, but now we're getting *more* guns... for 'hunting'.
It's... well, *derived* from the footage of him getting shot. Very modified.
"the flag" ... Which of the 6 human-planted flags would that be?
I want a novel where God picks someone he feels would be ideal as his right hand of vengeance on Earth, and it's just some unknowing agnostic charity worker in the bible belt who fundamentalists keep trying to throw hands with because he has blue hair or something.
Visible but nobody else notices anything unusual about the situation.
He should do free climbing next.
It will show it, but then it will only count deliveries in the US, from what I can see. I have a bunch of Canadian deliveries that don't seem eligible.
I mean... they were a relic and were decommissioned as such in the early 90s, and the only reason they were used past the 60s is that they were modified to launch missiles. They were pretty much outclassed by aircraft carriers by the time the Korean war ended.
One of my favourite Lovecraft facts is that he claimed that his mythos should be so expansive that any author who wanted to write in his world would be cannon. Which is how we now have Lovecraft Country and other similar fiction, by and featuring POC and LGBTQ characters. He would have hated it, and that makes me happy.
I really like that episode as a core sci-fi concept one-off. "We recreated the most idealistic and altruistic klingon in history to do our underhanded bidding. Oh no for some reason he isn't doing our underhanded bidding." Although I'm trying to remember if Babylon 5 did it first with AI Garibaldi.
MAWP!
Because she can at least be exposed to daylight.
I'm now wondering if I can write a novel where after years of Republicans propping up presidential powers, a Democrat gets elected who turns out to secretly be Ozymandias-level unhinged, but manages to hide it until he's confirmed. The cover of the book would just be a leopard licking its chops.
"...I was wearing an onion on my belt, which was the fashion at the time."
"May you get everything you voted to give others."
The writing seems a little on-the-nose in this iteration of the simulation.
[Kodos voice] Very well! Death to the proverbial whores; tiny American flags to the literal whores!
My cousin: "NASA claims they went to the moon in the 60s but they wont tell anyone how they did it!" me: "They literally released tons of blueprints, equations and diagrams into the public domain. I *have* copies of some of them." Cousin: "...yeah but how can you verify those would actually work?" me: "It's *math*. We have people who do math, just like, everywhere."
Yes but can we try that anyway?
Or in this case a less-than-average Joe.
My friends and I would always play LFD as 3 of us and one bot teammate, always Bill. We would yell at Bill like he was a noob with a 1 in Wisdom. About 2 weeks in my wife was like, "Why are you guys such jerks to your friend Bill?..."
Maybe not the guy leaning on the broken railing.
She decided to cite authoritative knowledge against a man with more academic sidequests than a Bethesda game.
But IS IT?! Yeah, that's actually a pretty normal way things coincide.
Hey, I'm basically a groomed wolverine and I still cook and do laundry and change diapers.
When my work asked me for my social media handles, I gave them my LinkedIn and IMDB pages. When they asked for any others I had, I just clicked "not applicable/no further info".