How many people had concentration that high, and how did it get that high?
I would hope it wasn’t just from using Teflon pans every day.
But with a sample size of 30k, they would be unlikely to get people who might regularly come into contact with it in a manufacturing setting.
I prefer cast iron anyway.
That deserves its own sequel.
Diarrhea 5: Well Shit, You Can Shart on Aliens Now
I’m not that fortunate, but I recognize it’s better for everyone else anyway.
Home ownership isn’t my retirement plan, I just want to own where I live.
In the end I’m financially fucked, it’s remarkable I got a nice house at a good price anyway.
I can’t hold a generation hostage over my finances. What am I, a boomer?
I, for one, would not mind if my property value stagnated or decreased so that others could have a better life.
But I’m not most people, nor am I in a decision-making capacity.
It’s also worth saying that I live in a single family dwelling on a larger than normal city lot, so I recognize that I am a part of the problem and still wouldn’t want to change the way I live.
My first CRPG, and my only RPG had been D&D.
My dad ran a campaign for our family when I was seven or so. Original D&D, not even advanced. It didn’t last terribly long but left a lifelong impression.
I recently inserted Creeping Coins to my Curse of Strahd campaign, as a matter of fact.
It was an unpopular twist, despite the group carrying a fortune in cursed money and having nothing whatsoever to spend it on.
My buddies and I would play on the Playstation (2?) and I got very very good at ninja roping across the map to drop dynamite on someone’s head and swing back to safety in time.
Nothing more I loved than that maneuver, except maybe getting a concrete donkey.
As another commenter pointed out, I was thinking of the 5200. But yeah, I was also doubtful.
Ah, you’re right! Brain failure. Thank you.
The 7800 had a controller with a keypad used for many games.
Is that gone entirely?
Who am I kidding, I wouldn’t have bought one anyway, but it was my first console.
Well Ray Liotta is dead, so he’s not getting any older and probably looks horrible now. Or very dusty.
RIP Mr. Succulent Chinese Dinner.
You know, you’re right. I’m weird. I love being weird. I associate with weird people, generally those who would also self-identify as weird.
It’s a fluid word that can be used in a lot of weird ways.
But it has never bothered me that it’s used in this context personally. I understand it’s directed at people who are just not right, and in other times that could’ve included some of us.
It’s of course meant in the context of “You are acting unacceptably and we can’t be quiet about it anymore.”
And the meme came from Gov. Walz, who carves butter. That’s weird! In a strange and adorable Midwestern way.
Just off the top of my head, Echo Knight and Pact of the Blade might be fun together.
Shit I didn’t consider Rosa at all.
Each syllable is also its own word.
Ah yes, the free speech of blocking highways with semi trucks.
From the “It’s okay to run over protestors” crowd. That’s speech to them too.
Just as Hiro Protagonist could never be as cool as Raven, I can never be as cool as Gangster Spock.
I can live with this. One must know their place in order to grow and change.
What SKUmmy behavior.
Law doesn’t work that way but I otherwise love the analogy.
The information takes little to reproduce, and information ‘wants’ to be reproduced.
Completely ludicrous.
They want to sell the product that, by nature, replicates itself, then charge their customers for their product continuing to do the thing it was meant to do, which is propagate itself.
These companies can go propagate themselves.
Eat something healthy.
Just not eating at all will likely lead to a binge later.