I hope it's in the liberating tradition of the Prime 1-3 games where you're a badass unconquerable lone space explorer who gains powerups by taking out horrific monsters, and not in the sexist tradition of the post-Prime Japanese-developed games where you play a scared young woman who needs permission from remote male authorities to unlock powerups.

It comes from a can, it was put there by a man, in a factory downtown.

That is top tier IRL trolling.

Happy to help!

i long for the thc-laden edibles of my homeland

I got a magical butter machine and their decarb box to make edibles a lot cheaper than the retail cost here in southern Ontario. Despite the name it can do more than just butter. I like to make infused coconut oil. It stores well long-term, it doesn't have much of a weedy taste, it works great as a drop-in replacement for vegetable oil in recipes. And I can easily dilute the infused coconut oil with regular coconut oil if I want to vary the strength. Virgin coconut oil as a mixer is even better because it's great at hiding the weed taste.

One of my favourite ultra-easy ultra-quick edibles recipes is for pot chocolate bark. Melt 100 grams of coconut oil in whatever infused/non-infused combination you like. If you have a double boiler you'll have more time to properly mix the ingredients, but in a pinch you can microwave the oil too.

Quickly add in about 10 grams of vanilla extract, 75 grams of cocoa powder, 50 grams of raw honey. Mix them very thoroughly, then pour into a 20cm x 20cm square pan, and smooth it out to an even height. Freeze it immediately. I usually do a 50/50 mix of infused oil and regular oil. This makes nice slightly-sweetened dark chocolate edibles that barely have any weed taste and store well in a freezer. For the same cost as about 20-ish cheap chocolate edibles at retail prices, I can get maybe 600-ish squares of a typical retail size. The machine and the decarb box basically paid for themselves after the first batch.

These read like Powerpuff Girl episode names. In a good way. I could totally see "Monkey See, Monkey Coup" being a Mojo Jojo episode.

Bodybuilding? Can't say I've given it a second thought.

You just know this guy is pulling something crooked on the side.

Would it be acceptable to target the nukes in such a way that the Kennedy Space Center is spared? There's some cool history there.

I just ask myself "What would John C. Woods do with the equipment at hand?"

Despite his incoherent ideology these days, I'm still a fan of Snow Crash and The Diamond Age. The latter because there's some genuinely insightful class consciousness / class warfare stuff in it (despite the insane ending). And the former because it's batshit crazy fun that reads like an action movie, but also has the occasional nugget of insight like the line "It was, of course, nothing more than sexism, the especially virulent type espoused by male techies who sincerely believe that they are too smart to be sexists."

Red Star Forge.

Policymakers in the Chinese and Russian governments must be in heaven, having such predictable geopolitical rivals.

Maybe its just me but IMO those old theories about how someone in New Zealand is going to survive in a bunker is just extreme copium, borderline delusion.

Unless the bunker-dwellers have a foolproof air supply independent from surface construction, they were always high on copium anyway. Some concrete down the vents will end their secret-bunker fantasies real quick.

They committed the ultimate sin, the highest crime, the most heinous act of depravity: they're not letting Wall Street pillage their economy. The empire must punish them.

Other. If they're open minded enough to ask for details, good. If they instantly pass judgement without being curious about details and nuances, I dodged a bullet.

Ironically, this causes the west to not stand a chance, because it proves they are incapable of acting based on facts, and only capable of acting on predictable ideology.

I was hesitant to search for that in case it gave me an urbandictionary link.

Maybe he wasn't technically her dad, but he was indeed a great father figure to her.

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