Malloon

126127 pts · December 17, 2012


You will now proceed to go mad. If you weren't already. I'm a not-so-humble comment farmer, mostly. Here are three of the ones I'm most proud of: https://imgur.com/gallery/Xw71J/comment/1319413045 https://imgur.com/gallery/0XKCk/comment/1249962045 https://imgur.com/gallery/0UcR7/comment/1272541129

I'm sure he would.

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Moplet.

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https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheissTitillationTheory Imagination is a powerful thing.

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Pope Fights! What If Edition.

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My preferred version is somewhat between them. There was stuff in the extended editions that should have been cut, but many scenes that deserved or even really needed to be in the films.

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Except that history shows that that story is a bunch of bollocks. Hebrews were Canaanites, just ones that invented an origin story later on.

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I've always found them beautiful. A green valley, dotted with sleek, white wind turbines? Lovely.

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People, even masses of people, are generally pretty quiet. It's car traffic which makes cities loud. You generally need a parade or street festival to bring people noise to an annoying level. Greenery is absolutely possible in dense areas: Parks, trees lining roads, balconies with plants, rooftop gardens... all eminently doable, especially if cars aren't allowed to dominate the space.

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Walking, cycling, bus, trams, metro, trains... most of those aren't options for the majority of Americans. But sure, restrict car usage in order to allow for all of those to become decent options and /suddenly/ you're restricting people's freedom to move around as they choose. If /none/ of those work you can call a taxi or rent a car. If you only need to do that very occasionally it's even cheaper than owning one.

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World: Proposes a socially-conscious solution (apartments, public transportation, walkable neighbourhoods, etc.). Americans immediately: "No, I don't want that, because in my country that's always shit!"

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I audibly gasped. It's beautiful!

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Oh, 'Abaddon? Na, we're na worried. The fecker's 'armless.

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You know exactly when it's going to happen, but you have to do it perfectly in one take, no do-overs. And with the stress that that knowledge brings. Having done a bit of this in my time, I'm hella impressed.

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Ach, du lieber, nein, wir können sehr sanft und schön reden wenn wir möchten.

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Damn. That must have been rough.

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...how do you surgically remove 11 inches? (That sounds like the setup to a mean joke, but I'm serious.) Several surgeries removing segments from both the femur /and/ tibia?

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A day-old account, negative points, and commenting noting but pizza cutters? Yeah, don't feed the trolls. people.

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Eaten by the cat. Oh, it's good to be home, isn't it, Master Void?

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Choked on the goldfish.

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Pardon, I wasn't aware that we having an argument. When did that happen?

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Methinks you need an refresher on pragmatics.

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Except for the places that were literally built on top of - the Great Circle Earthworks as a poignant example.

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You have the goal of convincing people to abide by your preferences, do you not? If you fail to achieve that goal, you've lost.

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The genus Panthera, which includes lions, snow leopards, tigers, leopards and jaguars.

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We can get an idea from the hunter-gather groups that still exist or existed until fairly recently, many of which do or did have have a concept of marriage and cheating on your spouse. You are right that agriculture strengthened that tendency a /lot/ with the introduction of heritable land; before that, knowing exactly who your biological heir is was a lot less important.

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It's a pretty difficult and physically demanding job, I hear. People doing it often have a... rocky relationship with it. (I'll see myself out.)

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