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Wildest thing is, termites are actually a social cockroach.
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That hair and beard makes him look like somebody going through a create-a-character screen.
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Hell yeah. That must have felt great at the end. Back when I used to spend more time outside, the crazy sort of foreign objects I used to deal with...
Thank goodness for vaccinations.
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Damn, I might actually buy some Warhammer again. I always had a softspot for Ratlings. They're basically just hobbit snipers and generally shady characters. Now I can get a Kill Team of them. :)
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I need to get back to reading Serpent's Reach. There's a race of space ants that are super old. Bit older than 10s of 1000s of years though.
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One of the chaos space marine units has a virus that basically makes guns start growing out of their flesh like cancerous lesions. I know they got errata'd to have a bodymod addiction, but I love the sheer silliness of the old lore.
Edit: wait, we're talking about a song?
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Whelp, I'm definitely predicting a Trump victory now. Time to place a bet and win some easy money.
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I'm so happy dungeon-synth isn't a purely nazi genre anymore.
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Seeing all these celebrities endorsing wholesome genociders in the DNC has me thinking, "fuck it". I won't let guilt and disgust keep me from things as much, considering Jack Black is functionally no different from Varg. Hell, Mists of Avalon is higher up on my TBR-list again.
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Honestly, the vanilla flag ain't bad as far as design choices are concerned.
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Is that from Fighting Foodons?
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This one actually hurts.
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Finally, some good fuckin' news!
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I really wish they didn't nerf the AP value on the tiger claws. Still, insofar as running a named unit in low-point games, Tigrus Gunnus is worth the investment.
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Samesies.
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Aurochs are pretty insane in how long they managed to stick around. But for sure they're basically just aggressive cows.
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Being a bibliophile was torture back in the aughts, hearing people squeal over overdone tropes that they didn't realize was done to death years ago.
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Owls stay winning, I guess.
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I honestly came down a bit from my rage outbursts. Eventually exhaustion took over and for a stint I really just wanted to give up on caring and stuff. I just wanted to turn into another shitty liberal.
::: spoiler spoiler Our bacon couldn't be saved cause it's been so damn long. :::
I swear, every time I find the perfect brand of minimalist shoes for running with my flat feet, they get popular, then to appeal to the growing crowd slowly morph into more of an Air Jordan bodyplan. It happened with Sauconys way back in the day and now I'm watching it happen again with Altras. I'm a bit too poor to buy my running shoes in bulk. If I'm lucky maybe I can get an older model off of Ebay for cheap. And yeah, I love my toe shoes, but those are more for trail running or just doing errands.
I know some five years back when I was more lib, there was talk and articles on how palm oil harvesting was using slave labor and people were killing orangutans and stuff. It's basically resulted in me avoiding stuff with palm oil, which tends to include some of the fancier snacks at times and convenience foods as well. But it wasn't until recently I found myself wondering, is palm oil really on par with the shit that goes on with chocolate? Or is this on some level the usual anti-Asian sentiment I see in so much Western media, possibly taking some bad instances and extrapolating it to countries and peoples' as a whole? P.S. sorry for the run-on sentences. I actually shaved it down a bit. Anyway, may disappear for a few hours, but this has been weighing on me a bit.
We have classic dishes like blue moon ice cream, alcohol, and three-beanis salad.
Still brianstorming a gender-neutral variant.
And if someone beat me to it and I missed it, just lmk.
I should likely preface this to say this isn't an explicit defense of that chain of stores and that I am as Polish-American as a pierogi. So..., super  . On a recent trip there for some reasonably priced clothes ~1~ the overall vibe kinda set in. You pick up a coffee~2~, grab a cart, and just wander through the aisles looking at the basic colors and neat little things. What this is effectively creating is a "sanitized" version of a Farmer's Market or Flea Market. The years of wastes composed of manicured lawns and bloodthirsty stroads, paired with decades of neoliberalism and nuclear family focus has left people wanting. People are spread out, alienated, and rarely if ever get the feeling of a third space or place to wander without spending money. While money is certainly being spent on Target, in a weird way I can see how it tickles a small part of the brain when you're out replacing a jacked-up appliance or grabbing some school supplies for your kid. Maybe you could argue this goes as far back as the enclosure movement or that the only time it felt pronounced was within the past 50 years or so, but it's a weird flocking spot for those clearly experiencing an emptiness or *lack*~3~. This is a case to maybe feel less anger and more pity~4~. 1. Finally affording better than the Ace Hardware jeans, baby! 2. Though I won't cause I'm not a Zionist and I'm picky enough that I own a 1 pound roasting drum. 3. I think I'm using this right. 4. Though I also know people who have worked Target and some of those suburbanites can only get off if they made some teenage worker cry.
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Some Hall'oweeny music from an artist who's really been gaining traction lately.
I'm a bit fond of collecting stuff. Coins, cards from defunct TCG's, books, and I'm doing my best not to get into stamps. Oh, and of course anything spider themed.
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