GratefullyGodless

Well, just for blocking me, I’m blocking you. In fact, I’m double blocking you! NyahNyah! ;P

Cards against Humanity put out an answer card that was just the Zardoz image with no words, and in our games whoever played that card as an answer automatically won that hand.

He didn’t quit acting just because the movie bombed. Him and the director had such epic fights on the set of the movie, that BOTH of them quit Hollywood afterwards.

Omni! I remember being a teenager, and eagerly getting my subscription copy every month in the mail. In fact, i think i still have them in a box in the garage.

I thought Omni was awesome, and that they did a good job of trying to make science more accessible to people. I just wish that they had succeeded.

A journal about the science of blackjack and hookers?

Bill Clinton has never struck me as the kind of guy who would turn down a blowjob, no matter who offers it.

Shouldn’t this be on the shitposting instance? Oh sorry, shittyposting instance?

Sigh…::unzips::

It’s not an obsession, it’s just a game where people sneak it into their posts and then see how long it takes people to realize it. It’s just a momentary amusement, and isn’t taken very seriously. Definitely not an obsession, and not something to take too seriously, it’s just people having some fun.

There are some clever versions of it though. The most unique was the version done using song titles, with all the images being pictures of the performers, so no graphics to help you figure it out.

I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.

Which webcomic?

And Freedman. Feel like its appropriate to mention his name for some reason.

Because, militarily, you never want to give away information you don’t need to. If Hamas could find out which generals, admirals, and other leaders they were having come to Washington for meetings, it would tell them what forces to expect, and they could plan a resistance, as ineffectual as it would probably be.

But, it could cause more US casualties, which might cause more unhappiness in America, as Americans don’t like it when American soldiers die in pointless wars. Remember, Trump ran as the man who would get the country out of pointless wars, so the more deaths from this pointless war, the more complaints from his political base.

Just have them cup their hands, pour some water in, and then send them on their way. Fortunately, eggs and toilet paper are expensive as well, so you shouldn’t have to worry about any repercussions.

I think there was more to this than just pointlessness. Say, you want to have a meeting with specific leaders, but you know that bringing them in will get out, and folks may be able to figure out what you’re up to based on who you bring in for the meeting.

So, you bring every leader in for a pointless meeting publicly, while then having a secret meeting afterwards with the actual leaders you wanted to talk with.

Who they actually wanted to talk to, i don’t know, but my guess it was the leaders stationed in the Middle East, based on all the ships we’ve been sending to the region, as well as Trump’s ultimatum to Hamas, and the recently announced plan to turn Gaza over to Tony Blair. I have a strong feeling Trump is sending American troops in to help Israel take over Gaza entirely.

I think you’re being a little optimistic about the hostages, because Trump and Netanyahu know that Hamas won’t accept the “Peace deal” that they have been left out of negotiating, and thus they’ll say that Hamas is responsible for the deaths of the hostages when American forces join the IDF in flattening Gaza and then turning it over to Tony Blair.

They’re called “brojobs” for a reason.

Apparently you’ve forgotten he has 3 sons, and we don’t know much about Barron, or how compotent or incompetent he is. I have a feeling he’s been getting coaching for him to take over his father’s political legacy.

Fallout 5: Wireborn

That does sound like it wouldn’t suck, but this is Bethesda we’re talking about, so it still would.

Same here. I was so excited when we upgraded to a 128, and skipped the 64 entirely. That was some serious computing power.