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So proud to see @taylortetreau in the trades! https://variety.com/2022/film/news/taylor-tomlinson-movie-paul-weitz-1235176945/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CZzrNeCPnjg/?utm_medium=tumblr
lego star wars is always gold tbh
my kid has started to write stories and like, no lies, they’re funny as fuck
actual dialogue:
“to your battle stations, boys! it’s time to line up and see who’s tall enough for the roller coaster to hell!! some of us may not survive this, but the ones that do will get the ultimate reward.... paid.”
“here’s a penny for your thoughts, and a quarter to not tell me them”
B A B E
AKA why the electoral college has gotta go.
though looking at the comments the folks who live in the red part think this is why the electoral college has got to stay. because they like getting 3.5 votes per capita.
Tyranny of the few is a pretty sweet deal if you belong to the few.
The wild part is how those people view this as the equal version. Like their votes counting as more than other people’s votes is fair because if it wasn’t like that then they’d be in the minority.
Americans, particularly American conservatives, have a horrible habit of equating area with population. Yeah, if we ditched the electoral college a small section of the country would have more power. Because that’s where most of the country lives. Hate to break it to the rural folks in Nebraska, but they are not what the “real” face of America looks like. They’re not even average Americans. The average American lives within commuting distance of a medium to large city. We simply act like they’re average because they have power disproportionate to their actual numbers.
California is the most populous state in the country. We make up more than 10% of the US population, fully a third bigger than Texas which is the next most populous state. We are also the biggest contributors to the US economy and get back almost nothing of what we pay in federal taxes. But politicians get elected not by listening to us and our needs, but by actively dismissing us as those crazy hippies who don’t understand what “real” Americans are like. Instead they focus their efforts on Ohio and Michigan which have smaller populations than the LA urban area alone.
Now, I do think we need to care about rural populations. Everyone deserves to have their basic needs met and both parties have failed at helping with that for some time now. But your vote shouldn’t count for more than mine just because there’s more empty space around you.

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In theory… But serious question: Have you ever met anyone who actually WANTED to DM? Because desire is a key factor in determining how much fun a DM would have.
So, I fully understand that I’ll never have as much fun DMing as I would being a player. Like, if you don’t want to be DM, you’ll never enjoy it as much as the players. And no one ever wants to DM—at least that I’ve met (and judging from the Internet, that’s true for most people).
Think about it. A DM (when they really want to pull out all the stops and wow the table) will work upwards of 12 hours a week, sometimes more (usually on top of whatever life they have on an everyday basis) crafting encounters, and maps, and NPCs, and story hooks, ect. etc. ad nauseum… Only for players to cancel last minute or bumble-fuck around the entire session—not paying attention to anything—and then passively whine about how they don’t know where the story’s going or what they’re doing. Although they probably don’t mean it offensively, they ‘bout to catch these hands when that slutty cliche Tief opens her mouth again. (And by “catch these hands,” I mean of course “smited by the invisible god of the table”)
My party has forcefully elected me as DM (hopefully not permanently) because “[I’m] such a good writer and storyteller. We can’t do what you do.”
Which, like, thank you (that means a lot). But sometimes I’d like to take a backseat and just enjoy a session of being a murder-hobo and not having to coordinate every detail of every moving plot thread every week. 🤷♀️
I totally get where you’re coming from. DMing involves far more responsibility than playing. And it’s frustrating to have that responsibility completely thrust upon you. Ideally you would be able to take turns. But it doesn’t have to be a chore. I mean, even at my most involved I never spend anywhere close to 12 hours a week on prep. Familiarity with the mechanics and the confidence to improvise cuts down on that aspect of the labor immensely.
But more importantly, DMing creates it’s own unique joy that you can’t get from just playing. Some people LIKE spending hours preparing for their sessions. Crafting unique challenges and worlds is fun! Running a successful session gives you a powerful rush! Watching your players react to what you’ve built is immensely satisfying.
To put it simply, YES, some people want to DM. <3
I know the Star Wars extended universe treats “spice” like it’s this big scary drug, but I kind of like to imagine that it’s basically just space weed, and the only reason Han got in trouble with the Imperials over Jabba’s cargo is that he was evading import tariffs.
If we’re just looking at mentions in the original trilogy, is there evidence it’s even a drug and not something you put on bland food to make it taste like something? What if Han was just carrying a cargo of like cilantro, mint, etc, none of which grow on Tattooine and are thus highly expensive and heavily taxed commodities?
I am fully prepared to believe that the infamous Han Solo ended up in a life-or-death vendetta with the most notorious crime lord in the galaxy because somebody didn’t want to declare taxes on three thousand kilos of cilantro.
Every who pays a certain amount of attention to Star Wars knows this story already, but I was lucky enough to hear it recounted first-hand last year, so I’m gonna give it yet another retelling.
So The Husband and I were at Sci-fi Weekender (a British based annual Sci-fi and Fantasy convention) last year, and one of the guests that year was Kevin J Anderson, one of the very notable Star Wars Expanded Universe writers. During one of the events, a quiet little interview in a cafe on the event site, he fielded a question from an audience member about what it was like to write for a franchise like Star Wars which often had lots of cooks working on one broth, and he had the following to say (wording recounted as best as I can from memory):
“So in one of my stories, Han Solo, he, he travels to this asteroid planet called Kessel, which is where a lot of Spice comes from, these Spice Mines of Kessel, and I got to really describe the effects of this Spice, this terrible drug and the addiction and all this and before publication I get this call, I get this call from the lawyers, and they say “Kevin, you say in this story that Spice is a drug, you can’t say that, you can’t say that Spice is a drug”, and I say “What? What do you mean it’s not a drug, of course it’s a drug”, and they say “Han Solo used to smuggle Spice, and you cannot, let us be clear, you cannot imply that the Hero of Star Wars used to be a drug dealer”. And I just stood there, at a loss for words, and I eventually said “So what is it then?” and they said to me, very sternly, “It’s a food-additive”. Now, now obviously this is ridiculous, and I won’t back down, and they won’t back down, and none of us will back down, and the book is very close to getting pulled, which I don’t want because I worked hard on it and they don’t want because they already paid me the advance, and eventually, with this great air of superiority they say “OK Kevin, we’ll take this to the top. WE’LL TAKE THIS TO GEORGE”. And they go to all this trouble, this was a long while ago when such things were not so easy to arrange, they go to all this trouble to set up a conference call with all of them and me and with George Lucas and they say “George, Kevin is trying to say in his new book that Spice is a drug, it’s a food additive, tell him it’s not a drug, George”. And there’s this long silence on the other end of the line and eventually George says “It is a drug, though. It’s, it’s a drug, it’s a food-additive? What? Of course it a drug, it’s space heroin, what else would it be? What?” And that was then end of that.“
I was about to be M A D but this is truly good advice.
The McDonald’s french fry is unbelievable. When you bite into it, you think: It’s so tasty, it can’t be real. As soon as it gets cold, it turns to lard and flubble. I mean, have you ever tried to eat a McDonald’s french fry that’s gone cold? That’s one of the circles of hell. The gulf between the warm, fresh, lightly salted McDonald’s french fry and the cold McDonald’s french fry is as great a gulf as any I know. - Viggo Mortensen, Esquire magazine (x)
#this quote gets progressively more interesting all the way until the quote source #it’s just a rollercoaster ride
this is just. so fucking funny to me
It’s what Scott Lang would do.

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AMAZING!!!! Amazing.
pikachu honey whats wrong you havent touched your food
OMG???? FUCKING EMERGANCY
Untitled Goose Game is really good because, whilst I hate being evil in video games, I love being a chaotic bastard in video games. Will I kill innocent people for no reason? No. Will I take a sandwich and throw it in the lake? You bet your ass I will.
Forest elves, high elves, sea elves, dark elves – it’s always elves who get all the goof environmentally adapted subspecies, isn’t it? I say we shake things up – I want to see some aquatic dwarves. Arboreal halflings. Goblins who dwell in high towers of silver and starlight. I want to see a fantasy RPG setting where the obligatory folksy burrow-dwelling pastoralists with a dozen kids per family are a bunch of robots.
Actually, you know what? Let’s run with that last one. Pastoralist warforged. Quaint little villages full of big scary robots in straw hats and natty homespun vests. Mobs of knee-high “children” knocked together out of whatever was handy – when you come of age, they have a little ceremony where they upload your soul into a proper humanoid body the whole community pitched in to build. Storytelling contests where the villagers compete to come up with the most outlandish tall tales about their ancestors’ feats of strength and bravery; of course, some of those ancestors are still around, since warforged don’t die of old age, and it’s generally acknowledged that they spin the best lies. There’s this creaky old coot with a magnificent hand-knit beard holding forth at length about how irresponsible it is for organics to take up smoking while openly puffing on a corncob pipe, and they’re not even being hypocritical, because breathing is optional for warforged – it’s fine when they do it!
(Transport between the various communities is provided courtesy of Old Tom, a cheerful old warforged who’s reconfigured themselves as a locomotive. You can always tell when Old Tom is coming down the tracks thanks to the incredibly loud steam calliope they’ve had built into their chassis; it’s broadly agreed that this is extremely annoying, but everybody has to put up with it because nobody else wants to be a train.)

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My FB feed is pretty good tonight
“this is a christian country”
“We want Christian values!
“No, not like that”