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if i look back, i am lost
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
One Nice Bug Per Day
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occasionally subtle
Sweet Seals For You, Always
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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i don't do bad sauce passes
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{ “Introduction”: [ “Tagline”: “Chronically Introverted” “Current Mood": "Lurking" “Conditions”: { “Forever DM”, “Bisexual”, “Banana Bois or bust”, “Undiagnosed”, “I play video games sometimes, but I probably won’t get your reference, and that's okay”, “Syntactically Challenged” }, “Love": { “True", “@cyanomys" }, ], }
Dwarves do NOT drink foaming tankards of ale, as some would have you believe. Dwarves drink foaming tankards of foam. Dwarvish ale is like 90% foam, and master brewers can get it to a mousse or whipped-cream-like consistency. They say that as the craft advances there shall one day be ale you need to eat with a spoon.
Elves drink hand sanitizer with cranberry flavoring.
Enter… THE PALINDROME
One guy enters, one guy leaves (but backwards)
Richard Pace
I feel like I just had this happen in my D&D game
Calder Moore
i'm listening to Project Hail Mary at like 1.75x speed in an attempt to finish it before i see the movie tonight and i'm crying but to the outside observer it probably just sounds like i'm sobbing over the disclaimers at the end of a prescription drug commercial
Big pharma has done it again folks
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David Derflinger
I always knew Nathan Fillion had “guest stars on Critical Role” energy.
Artwork by: Anna Podedworna
the cast of vtmb2, basically.
Game of the year candidate, surely.
Politicians have a secret math they don't want you to know.
important stats from that article about why calling local leaders matters:
One phone call = 100-1,000 angry voters.
One personal email = 10-50 voters.
One form letter = maybe 1 voter, if they even count it.
This is the economy of political pressure. Individualized contact influences 94% of congressional offices on undecided issues. Mass email campaigns? 18%. Petitions? Worthless.
But here's the secret that changes everything: State officials are sitting ducks.
State Comptrollers generally receive 5-10 constituent calls per month. State Treasurers? Many have never experienced a coordinated campaign. District Attorneys? Only hear from victims and lawyers, not voters. State Legislators? They average 20-30 contacts per week.
The magic happens at these thresholds:
10 calls in an hour = staff notices.
50 calls in a day = emergency meeting.
100 calls in a day = office shuts down to handle it.
500 calls in a week = policy change consideration.
1,000 calls = historical precedent shows this forces action.
Constituent contact increases legislator support probability by 12-20%. The Net Neutrality campaign's 1.3 million calls changed federal policy. The ACA defense campaign's 6,000 calls prevented repeal. At the state level, you need 100x fewer calls for the same impact.
this fantastic article has sample scripts for what to say about ICE in your state and city, as well as what to ask for to help your city and state fight federal over-reach where you live
we can win this fight, but we need to fight. I know on a personal level how hard it can be to make calls, especially to politicians, but we've reached a point that if we don't, the slippery slope into the chasm of tyranny becomes a cliff
Artwork by: Dawid Zalewsky
starting a collection
I love VTM but I think my least favorite thing about the way they do the embrace is that the banes and all the bad things are supposed to take hold immediately. These are vampires. Theyre immortal. Let it take time, and it will be so much more horrifying.
Let the new Nosferatu scratch their head two nights in and a chunk of hair falls out. They look in the mirror three nights later and realize how much thinner their skin has gotten, and they touch their jaw carefully, and a strip of skin peels away to reveal the jaw underneath.
Let the new Malkavian be so so so paranoid because they KNOW whats coming, but by a month in, nothing seems to have happened. And theyre so worried, but theyre hoping against the universe that please, maybe they'll be the exception. Maybe they wont fall to the voices. And then they get home and talk to their friend about their worries, and after a little while, they feel relieved. The friend helps, so they keep talking to them. A few months go by and they are happy that they were worried over nothing, and they never even realize theyve been talking to the walls this whole time.
Let the new Ventrue have to figure out their blood limitation themselves. Their first few nights or weeks, they can drink whatever, but slowly the curse sets in. They drink some blood and immediately puke it up. They drink another type and break out in hives. Another sends them into torpor. But they HAVE to keep going. They have to find what they CAN drink, because until they do, they'll feel nothing but hunger and pain and rage and suffering. And the longer it takes to find it, the worse the wrong ones will be
Let the banes take time to take hold! I think thats significantly more interesting than everything just happening all at once all in one night, especially since these are immortal beings we're talking about. The horror of the vampire is supposed to be that all of the suffering is eternal. Let this take some time too.
bitch, what? by Andrew Mar
