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This isn't 'Nam there are rules.
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They call it a simpler time, but it was full of adventures just like this. I appreciate you sharing, thank you!
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The Bourne Redundancy
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Next you'll tell me the other ships run on space rocks!!!
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Starfleet: "We seek V'ger!" Romulans: "We already got one!"
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Agreed, let's weaponize all sources of news and information. That surely won't have any long lasting ramifications. These people are untethered from reality.
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It's a pick-em game between best of the worst right now.
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The Sopranos
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Ten forward has some great IPA on tap these days.
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Nah it's about Budd Dwyer, guy shot himself on Tv after being convicted of racketeering fraud and a bunch of other things.
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Yes! Time to give that one a watch again.
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That Titan trilogy is such a trip, I'd watch that for sure, just to see if they fully went for it.
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Say what you want about the Rules of Acquisition, at least it's an ethos.
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It's Friday.
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Flipmode's still the greatest.
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Warning this will get stuck in your head.
 Curious to see what the Lemmings are reading this year. I'll say my favorite this year was "The People of the Deer" by Farley Mowat, a novelization of the authors time spent in the Canadian North. An incredible read with some wonderful prose.
A guide leads two men through an area known as the Zone to find a room that grants wishes.
A couple years back an old friend passed away. We hadn't talked in a few years, but we're like brothers once upon a time. The last time we spoke he was twitch streaming while painting Warhammer minis. I knew nothing about 40k but when I heard he passed I began to consume lore videos and novels as a way to process. I flip flop daily on my favorite faction or novels. But the singular constant is my connection to an old friend. I'd like to ask Lemmy, what got you into 40k, and how does it relate to your real life?