Brave Little Hitachi Wand

It’s hard to enjoy that bit these days tbh

This is why representation in games is so important

It’s very different from deep dish. Almost more of a Sicilian.

A lucid dream does not fully simulate anything, it is an altered state that includes the subjective apprehension of verisimilitude. Perceptions and apprehensions, even outside of altered states, do not constitute proof of anything.

Killer pie. I do a very similar one, but slower ferment.

That’s really what they’re charging you for a bit of yeast though? I’ve paid less for brewing yeast!

Your twenties is when your brain really starts to finally take shape as an adult. You’ll find yourself questioning things and occasionally having these overwhelming feelings of revelation.

It can be a rush, but try not to get carried away. It’s important to be humble and grateful every day, be kind every day. Stay grounded. You’re gonna make it.

That looks dope! I wish I had a dimension door to Portland. For this, but also Powell’s. Nothing like it in this country.

So? I played the chug-a-lug boardgame as a kid with soda pop.

I do drink too much, but that… wasn’t my point.

Oh, hell.

There does have to be a formal process to make sure the voters are being asked a question that is sane to begin with, and not merely being offered the chance to wreck their economy on behalf of moneyed interests. It’s a truism that when the questions are insane, the answers don’t matter. Whether it’s Brexit or smoking babies, there’s always an issue with vested interests having their own say on the matter.

That’s what representatives are for, they hear the public and form a committee of experts, who then say no that’s insane, then we either go fuck ourselves or we riot. At some point down the line absolutely nobody’s happy, and that’s how you know you’re in a healthy democracy.

Honestly (their) opinion needs to die. Any time people mobilise in big numbers to participate in democracy is a good thing on general principles, and unless people are signing a petition by the millions to like, make babies try cigarettes, it’s almost always going to be a good thing. It’s nirvana fallacy from top to bottom.