Bahnd Rollard

The meme has a fair point, but its not my gripe with the insurance industry. Im of the opinion that the managers for collective risk products should not be for-profit organizations.

In the US, if a hypothetical agency or one of those weird orgs like the postal service ran national insurance they would not be as profit driven and their proximity to other governennt bodies would push much needed regulations forward.

Unfortunatly, until voter and electoral college reforms are past, your choices are red team or blue team. The luxury of voting for who you prefer has been gone for decades. In order to get the policies you support passed you need to vote against the opposition.

I would have supported burnie for the last entire decade if I didnt feel I had to stand with the crowd against darth cheeto every time I go to the polls.

What are your congregations thoughts on other counting methods (Ranked choice / Instant run-off / other voting systems)?

There are far more positions with power over people than there are good people mentaly equiped to fill them. Your comment is incredibly naive.

I had a coworker who was a sneaker head (traded in limited edition shoes). They called people who bought bad deals or was generally inexpirenced “Timmys” because the persons orders looked like a kid with their parents credit card.

Made me think of that one scene from Idiocracy.

Not Sure: “Im supposed to be getting out of prision…”

Guard: “Your in the wrong line stupid.”

So throw “The Dip” from “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” at him.

Then Principal Waltz threw the Couch Fucker off hell in the cell and he plummeted 15 feet through the announcers table.

Never inturupt your enemy when they are making a mistake.

Painting in broad strokes here as its been over a decade since D&D v4 and WoWs high-water mark, I think people call it that because of several factors, not all of them in the game design of v4.

• It was the begining of the trends that we see today in 5e where the stock classes were designed to fit the archtype, not the style. If you played something out of the base books, it just had to work and character progression was boiled down, you had to try to brick your character.
• This was also around the time when WoW was changing its mentality to “bring the player, not the class”. This still holds up today where they design content around the players being there, not what was there. Fewer class specific shortcuts or tricks, unique traits. No one single common ability is unique to a class. For example, need temporary invuln to eat one hit that causes max damage, bring a pally, mage, or hunters.
• The migration from 3.5 to 4 left a void in class/race variety as the prestige classes took a while to convert to the new system, many were lost. Like when Disney bought Starwars and threw all the extended universe content out. D&D 3.5 had an alarmingly high number of suplimental books.
• The increase in charts in v4 felt like they could have fit more in with a PC RPG, I do realize the irony in the success of Pathfinder 1 as it just took that “charts for days” concept and ran with it.

D&D v4 to me will always be the MMO version because it was a product of its time, and also WotC scrapped pretty quickly, relativly speaking.

It felt like they were trying to make an MMO be a table-top game at the time when WoW was at the height of its popularity (that WotLK nostalgia). Its not that it was overly bad, it was a square peg, round hole situation.

These days I feel like 5E has no teeth, very good intro but beyond the first few campaigns and the endless art books its mechanically uninteresting. Pathfinder 2e has been what most of my games have converted to.

The amount of money the US governemnt has spent rescuing Matt Damon from things is staggering.

Dos the right and honorable Marsellus Wallace resemble a female canine?

My dude, I was 7 when he was elected, I had no concept of party politics and couldent even participate for 2 more cycles. I now know the damage he caused, but at the time it was “ha, funny texas man dodged shoes”. I now know why the shoes were thrown, so unless you have time machine noone has any means of changing that.

Pretty much this, thought Bush jr. was at best a usefull idiot riding the coat tails of a family dynasty at a time when the US needed a Roosevelt (or any calm and competent leader) the most. In my mind, Cheney will always be the one with a special parking spot in hell next to henery kissinger.

FFS Utah, your lucky you have pretty rocks, but you got to knock this shit off.

And Wittgenstine was a beery swine who was just as sloshed as Schlegel.

We conducted a similar expiriment and found that even after being hit in the head by an ACME mallet most people and some rodents were able to still conclude that everything 45 says is complete crazy pants.

I think they are correct, an amendment would be the appropriate form for this change as the constitution says what ever 5 of the 9 of the justices say it does.

(An old sign a friend of mine had)

No Soliciting

• We are too poor to buy anything.

• Yes, we know who we are voting for.

• Yes, we have found jesus.

• Unless you are selling Thin Mints, please go away.

Thats what super glue was originaly designed as, quick-setting liquid bandages. It also just happens to stick to just about everything else as well.