“In a move so unsurprising there is literally an eons-old galactic prophecy about it, powerful, horny men are unable to peacefully share a planet made of cocaine.”
Skua
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Cake day: March 17th, 2024
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Beautiful! Playing mandolin is a weird experience for me as a guitar player. Like… I know how this all works, it looks familiar, but it’s upside down and everything is very close together. It’s a lovely sound though.
Their stuff looks really tasty honestly. Might have to stop by next time I’m there
Although I could definitely imagine it being a yearly tradition
Exactly! When I ran a game for a few of my friends, the art they chose for their mechs included some Gundam-ish stuff, an official bit of Lancer art, a tweaked version of an official bit of Lancer art, and just a plain old AT-ST
Death’s Head is the best though
Lancer mechs best mechs, because you have the full range from the closest we have to real-life mechs today but scaled up to tank with legs to mecha-ninja to whatever the fuck HORUS is doing and they all coexist in the same setting
A very relevant poem, The Chaos by Dutch writer Gerard Nolst Trenité https://ncf.idallen.com/english.html
3·28 days agoOP has said they live in California, where there is no exemption to the minimum wage for tipped workers
Glubb’s claim is nonsense fabricated to further his arguments. He gives a very limited set of examples from basically just Europe and western Asia and it’s still riddled with holes, like including the Roman empire (almost 500 years even if you don’t include the eastern half, which lasted another 1,000) and Alexander the Great’s empire (which famously fell to pieces upon his death). It’s not even clear how he chose the start and end for several of them
I’m not meaning to come across as mad at you or anything, I don’t even know of you got the claim directly from Glubb’s work or heard it elsewhere