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Question on your question: Does Children of Men count as Apocalypseish in your book and have you seen it?

I remember reading the premise and thinking it was probably something I wouldn’t enjoy -- I don’t know if it would be fully classed as apocalypse or post-apocalypse in a genre sense, but it ticks the boxes that make it offputting to me: collapse of civilization, “inevitable” human brutality that comes with it, one lone single shot at a chance to rebuild etc etc so the outcome is pretty much the same -- don’t need or want to see that, so I’ll let others enjoy it. It’s not that I think it doesn’t have value, just that it’s not my bag.   

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That Charles Barkley ep had me wheezing with laughter #tinyhands

I almost didn’t listen because I don’t have any interest in basketball and I wasn’t sure I really cared what Charles Barkley had to say, but he got on there and just spent the entire time ROASTING PEOPLE, it was great. And I agreed with a lot of what he said about “practice and drive are great but unfortunately there are also natural advantages you need to be born with in order to be an elite basketball player” which not a lot of people will admit. 

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It's always weird to me when I see you screenshot quoted on Facebook by people who I'm pretty sure don't follow you... ��

What's the deal with epic now? just the 'reads all your HD stuff'' still, or did they pull some new shit

Nah, it’s mostly just the Epic store being absolute shit. Lack of basic features, etc.

It’s also terribly unsecure. Like, these fartnockers were like “yeah we have a massive security breach, let’s not follow up on this in any way at all besides closing our end of the breach, like implementing a verification flag if any American accounts suddenly log in from Poland and start buying all the Vbucks.” They punted it entirely down to the customers to resecure their shit.

I can’t emphasize enough that Epic doesn’t deserve to run an online storefront until they implement some very basic features that they’re kicking down the line for no apparent reason. Like, adding a shopping cart is a long-term goal. Instead of trying to compete with Valve, EA, Ubisoft et al by presenting a better app for the customer, they’re just paying off companies for exclusivity, so if you want the latest Metro, Borderlands, or Obsidian game at release, you have to use their shitty, spaghetti coded, unsecure store.

Their entire business model is “publishers are the customer, the customers are the product.”

American leftists spending all this time twisting and paraphrasing to dunk on actual Dems like Republicans are the goddamn weather with no agency.

So out of curiosity how and when did “Welcome in” get started, because it feels new and strange every time I hear it.

Okay, so.... I have no idea.

I'd rather a 14-yo borderline Wehraboo has the opportunity to bang their head and then maybe goes to look up Audie Murphy than just marinating in a stew of actual whitesup metal because they think Tiger Tanks are neat.

In Brit WWI usage, you'd be seeing "The *-shire Yeomanry" volunteers raised from an area, sent for REASON/active war. Maybe for fluff they're some frontline vets who got discouraged by tons of combat and went Nurgie, changing their name from the town to "Nurgleshire" or w/e Also, I can't over-recommend simple Guard color schemes. Camo patterns look cool, but when you have to paint it on a few dozen or hundred guardsmen? Yeah. Maybe for Snipers or Vets. Luck Dude!

@pagecommando I don’t want to use the *shire thing since it keeps the scope too small for what I have in mind, but the rest is pretty much what I had in mind to being with.