@artfulreggie eh I suppose. I just like using furry aesthetics.
@artfulreggie i mean i have run hunter the reckoning but running it in the 1980s less so
@artfulreggie i would love to run an Adventure! Game but thats set in 1925 and that just seems like a great way to get some accidental toxicity
@artfulreggie havent run all of them hahah but a bunch of them for sure. I like to dm
@artfulreggie all the ones I listed above. Also Exalted, Ironclaw, and Dresden Files
Oh I often make them furry aesthetically when I can
@ceralor a classic for a reason and excellent
The more I think on it the more I know I could never run a werewolf game
I also have no interest in running a vampire game
@Leucrotta to be fair since SandyHook there has been a lot of movement on the state level on gun safety. A lot of it small and local. That has been an ongoing thing and it varies a lot but concerted national efforts beyond some executive orders, well, not much.
We will see if any of that gets married to anti trans rhetoric. All the chatter after Sandy Hook on mental health did not go very far after all
@BuddyGoodboyEsq @artfulreggie rubbing the fox's belly? yes always, for it is very ample.
@artfulreggie my work here is done.
@artfulreggie Chocolate Meringues with toasted pecans mixed in
re: Ukraine War- Bakhmut
Taking Bakhmut as an example:
1) the "gains" were measured in meters not KM
2) the evidence that thousands of ukrainian soldiers would be captures was not based on any firm data
3) even if the location was gained the context was this was a small town of 70,000 pre war and there is ample evidence the larger cities it leads too have spent months being fortified
To me the context is that war is always a tragedy this is no excpetion and people have a bad habit of arm chair strategizing with poor data
So to me this was a situation of huge expenditures of life and material to gain very little... and they haven't even done that.
re: Ukraine War- Bakhmut
We assume immediate data consumption makes us informed and not knowing is a flaw or problem, but I would argue that hearing information right away before it is given context or checked is sometimes very unhelpful.
Ukraine War- Bakhmut
Honestly considering how people in my news feeds were so certain this location would "fall" (a nebulous definition which I suppose means Russia capturing the area and prisoners) and it hasn't I think this is a good reminder about the flaws in how we take in data and information.
It is human nature to draw conclusions and see patterns but we as a species (and I include myself) have bad habit of not questioning out data streams
@Leucrotta I don't have a problem with proper regulation of firearms but I honestly am not seeing anything resembling a "strong response" this time. I'd have to see a lot more of something before I got nervous of the two being intertwined.
uspol, call to action, transmisia against children
So, I usually don't encourage people to write politicians because it doesn't do shit almost all the time.
This is an exception.
Nebraska Senators Megan Hunt and Machaela Cavanaugh have vowed to filibuster a bill that bans gender affirming care for children, and Senators Jen Day and Danielle Conrad have vowed to join them.
Holding out on a filibuster for three months against a lot of very angry vested interests is not an easy task, so please give them kind words and encouragement, because they are the only thing stopping this disgusting ban in Nebraska. Every ban affects all of us across the US and even the world.
Their email addresses:
Machaela Cavanaugh: mcavanaugh@leg.ne.gov
Megan Hunt: mhunt@leg.ne.gov
Jen Day: jday@leg.ne.gov
Danielle Conrad: dconrad@leg.ne.gov
Please boost.
@BuddyGoodboyEsq hah fair enough :D
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