I started drinking it at work in high school, the place I worked had a deal with a coffee shop so we got free coffee. I always drank it with cream until I went to university and the first day I woke up and realized I didn't buy any, so I decided to just drink it black and never bought more cream.

CyberStuck

It's incredibly sterile. Even the sailors in white suits had 0 blood on them when they got shot, and the one who got his throat slit had a paper cut worth of blood if that!

Watch me get caught trying to sneak in to Lenin's mausoleum to split a six pack with him

It's always these foreign ghouls that are happy to send others to their deaths. Oh they're happy to wander around Ukraine asking why the 45 year old conscript isn't psyched to be cannon fodder, but I wonder how many would be willing to pick up a rifle to defend westhammingtonshire-on-twat or whichever bog they slithered out of

Since the dawn of man is really not that long
As every galaxy was formed in less time than it takes to sing this song
A fraction of a second and the elements were made
The bipeds stood up straight, the dinosaurs all met their fate
They tried to leap but they were late
And they all died (they froze their asses off ) The oceans and Pangea, see ya wouldn't wanna be ya
Set in motion by the same big bang
It all started with the big bang

skibidi toilet

badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger banger badger badger MUSHROOM MUSHROOM

Thank you comrade

Not trying to restart a struggle session, but I completely missed the stacking rocks argument. Can someone give me a quick rundown on why it's good/bad?

True, I'm not saying they adhere to an actual communinist way of organizing vault society, but the day to day has to be communal and as far as I'm aware fairly egalitarian. From just a surface level view of the vaults it seems like housing is allocated based on the needs of the vault dwellers, everyone participates in the labour required to keep the vault working and everyone alive, and effort is made to place people in careers that make best use of their talents.

This ignores the whole vault-tech evil experiments such as the one mentioned in the show that is understocked to force the residents to compete with one another, but in the "normal" vaults they aren't (to the best of my knowledge) operating on a capitalist mode of society. You don't see a vault dweller worried about making rent, though I won't rule out that it happened

Something I've been thinking about that wasn't stated in the show, wouldn't the vaults mostly run off a quasi-communist way of organization? Nobody (except vault-tech) owns the vault and it's contents, it seems that everyone contributes to the best of their abilities (even giving people like the little brother multiple chances to find a place where he can contribute) and receives what they need (I don't think they have to pay rent or buy food). I don't know if the vault dwellers even have money.

I don't think it's intentional, but it is funny to me that the solution to surviving the ultimate capitalist crisis is a communist way of life

Wtf bro, you out here kissing your wife? That's kinda gay bro

I'm shocked, shocked I tell you, that albertans of all people aren't able to come together for the common good and accept a shared hardship to help mitigate a disaster like this! I can't believe that the land of "fuck you got mine" is filled with people so selfish!

/S

I hope you're doing ok down there op, I don't expect the government to help out Calgary at all, though maybe the oil war room will put out a statement blaming a woke bigfoot cartoon

Gunna call out Robert Fedvans' Behind the Bastards subreddit for this. You mention that you think that depicting an Asian man with cartoonishly yellow skin might be related to the Yellow Peril racist trope and all of a sudden it's "The Chinese started it!" and "it's just because Xi doesn't like it!".

Yet when you point out that similar racist tropes like the mascots for certain American sports teams are racist caricatures with cartoonishly colored skin (red in this case) and that people understand that as racist and it's crickets from them

Ngl I kinda think my heavy weed habit (addiction? I'll face that later) has helped me dodge covid so far, along with the regular measures like masking, vaccines, being a hermit, etc.

I've been running a few different lists, my mechanized guardsmen had their chimeras perforated by alpha legion, and that combined with some infiltrated legionaries meant most of my guardsmen died in no man's land far from objectives and some (un)lucky lascannons smoked my LR. Death guard just drowned me in penalties to hit and mowed through my troops. Tau smoked my LR & sentinels early & my troopers struggled to hold onto the mid board. At least I had a decent face off with 'nids, but I still lost with roughly half the points and with most of my guys still in my deployment zone (turn 1 charges suck)

I'm definitely not playing the most "meta" list, and it'll be a cold day in hell before I buy a lord solar, but it's frustrating that the army I got into had a ton of options on how you want to play them, and now it's been reduced to an artillery company that keeps getting their artillery nerfed

Yea, I've been playing in an escalation league and so far I've lost all four of my games badly. It seems like everyone I've been playing as all sorts of powerful rules/abilities, whereas the guard detachment is negated by moving (which is required to win games) and the guard army rule/ability (officers) has been negated by a combo of battleshock and precision shots decapitating my command structure.

I'm not hopeful about the codex. Lucky for me the modelling/painting aspect is the main draw for me, the game is an excuse to hang out and roll dice

Not that I'm aware of, as far as I'm aware it was one of them that the authorities essentially shrugged at and said "it's just one of those things"

Makes sense, that particular mass shooting was memory holed almost instantly so I'm not surprised that the response to it was rolled back eventually

Here's the whitest, straightest performance of Sweet Caroline, sung by former Canadian pm Steven Harper and his band the Van Cats. Something to note is that the name of his band is a French pun based on the prime minister's residence, 24 Sussex drive, and 24 in French sounds kinda like Van Cat