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I'm not saying either group needs to give up, merely adjust their promises that were untested in the nineteenth century that didn't pan out just so in the 20th.

Atheists and communists are two groups I really think should check with the 20th century about their called shots

What if he wins and his whole identity and values change? What if she wins and her whole identity and values change? What if you help him win but then everything about you changes and you regret it?

While we're still talking about articles and art centering Will I'd suggest moving the focus to his haters who are (no offense) the most interesting thing about him. He's a cognitohazard for some people
Like if the king in yellow was a man

The best snack is Cheetos and boxed red wine

The Irish American anti defamation League has been all over Lucky Charms for years

They were also the first college to announce they'd be in person in the 2020-2021 school year. I remember because they told us that most of the population was under 30 which felt like a real fuck you to everyone on my side of the desk

This is a neat trick (laudatory) to ensure you've defined religion broadly enough to not get hit with a ton of counterexamples as soon as you've draw your line

The recent piece speaks to pretty bad judgement. I feel like if I wrote some real crank shit about a perpetual motion machine or something people wouldn't say "but look at this other good engineering he did" they'd say "hold up, we gotta check some shit real quick"

A grey and white cat squinting put from his cat tree

When you hear the HBO intro but they are watching The Wire

He is an oaf not a clown

Imagine paying to read on the internet about how some people don't like will Stancil. They may as well sell snow to Canadians

People make fun of "baby on board" stickers but it's actually pretty nice to know who's driving while dangerously sleep deprived

Man, you're going to keep asking why don't we change the thing in the way of changing the thing in the way of removing Trump and getting answers like a 2 year old so I'm going to skip to the end: it would kill an unfathomable number of people to violently overthrow the US government

Can't tell if this is a good joke about fuzzy math or a bad argument that understanding a concept can't help you apply it

The suggestion that statistics education in math would fix this is right, we gotta teach about fuzzy numbers

Does he know that elections are scheduled? The date we will buy a car in his analogy is on the calendar already I can look at it

We thought it would be a good strategy to try to score more points than our opponents within the allotted time

The way folks use analogies on this site has me wondering if I've got a bad case of aphasia

A small white and grey cat watching the sopranos. Tony is dreaming about being a craftsman

He likes the sopranos but is indifferent to other shows

This may have been a development. I recall a young assassin telling Vimes that neither he nor Vetinari were eligible for assassination anymore but they were still sent to try to get close to Vimes for training (while she tread sewage in a trap Vimes set). But I don't remember which book

Alaska dislikes the North Pole?

They have an Assassins Guild too! Some people you can't take a hit out on because the destabilizing effect would be too bad for business

Tack autokorrigering

What if the worst still somehow a dem blue dog ran against the best New England republiken is going to remain firmly in the realm of a hypothetical so have fun and then vote blue no matter who

DM: this campaign is about the true power in Faerun
Mage: ah spells over 9th lvl
Rogue: nah it's going to be money
Bard: those can't compete with the workers united!
DM: the sacred blood of our Lord and Savior

Ok but this would be more subversive in universe.

If the problem is a lich, my character is capable of phenomenal violence and can solve it. If the problem is meeting all human needs he's uh... You're sure it can't be solved with a dramatic skirmish?

Guy who's only heard of the injustice of capitalism seeing a second injustice. Getting some real capitalism vibes from this

I'm becoming Calvin's Dad about this. Voting for unexciting candidates who promise you personally nothing for what they'll get other people builds character. Now go out and do it until you like it.