#Weird

foone

Foone

aside from all the other reasons why this is very questionable, I'd argue that this is bad gun safety. Isn't that supposed to be one of the main goals of

Ekow N. Yankah

ekownyankah

Breaking:https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1273343649179369475 For those interested in intricacies, this is a head scratcher for students. Felony murder is USUALLY barred in cases when accused of this type of assault. But it seems

Mariah²⁸

capaldislarrie

here's a small thread on the syco+sony situation to explain a little bit about it and the difference for the people that are too lazy to do some simple research

Gail Simone

GailSimone

Okay, so this happened. I realize this is a tiny thing in comparison to the out-and-out dangerous levels of racism out there, but it was still gross and infuriating and

Avery Alder, Buried Without Ceremony

lackingceremony

In social justice-oriented spaces & conversations, there's this particular leap of logic that I keep seeing recreated. I've been thinking about these tweets for a couple years now. Here goes:The

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OhPlagg

I feel like re-reading Noragami. Let's see how painful this becomes. What a lovely face What a lovely face part 2 "Wait... you can see me?" Gosh I forgot how

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

I’m not sure if the significance of the travelling at Christmas is well understood.Kenney is thumbing his nose at Albertans. This is no ordinary thumbing. He’s basically letting Albertans know

Huggsy Bogues

damnfoodcourt

A dickhead's first day as a Costco member ORHow I let twitter convince me to do a thingA

rat king

MikeIsaac

Good morning! the @nytimes technology desk is covering today's Big Tech marathon hearings via live briefing. Follow along below for the latest updates:https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/07/29/technology/tech-ceos-hearing-testimony here&#

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earthdomdirtbag

The asteroid (or dwarf planet) Ceres. Let’s talk about her. 1. The story: in Greek mythology, Demeter is the equivalent to Ceres. Demeter was Persephone’s mother. The two were tight,

ShriramKrishnamurthi

ShriramKMurthi

In his latest blog post, @guzdial makes a strong and appealing argument that one can't possibly disagree with. As so often happens with his blog, I have a counter-example. Usually

BDW

BryanDeanWright

I’m at Day 10 following COVID diagnosis.So far, so good (though miserable).Here’s what I learned, and what I’m glad I did to make my sickness a little less awful &

20/20 Gamer - Commissions Open!

2020_Gaming

Okay, I've seen this thread come up a few times and it's driving me nuts.It's been confirmed as a deliberate design decision, and as a graphic designer I could have

Caitlin Johnstone ⏳

caitoz

Narrative Is Crumbling"We are now, as a species, collectively squeezing ourselves out of our old unhealthy relationship with narrative."https://medium.com/@caityjohnstone/narrative-is-crumbling-f6bf85b4367b Narrative is crumbling.

Rob Donoghue

rdonoghue

Practical upshot of stopping doing terrible things:Evil is incredibly useful in D&D. Having the setting slap the label of evil on things simplifies things for players and GMs in concrete,

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

Trump was incompetent at his brand of authoritarianism, and he lost. But this isn't a triumph: the Democrats lost almost everything else. Make no mistake, about what's coming: The next

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