I kinda' wish I was born mute too, sometimes. Extreme alienation from the people around me that I kinda' bounce in and out of, not because people become better but my tolerance to it redevelops to it, until it disappears again.
DayOfDoom
joined 4 years ago
You thought I was mad at the moderators? Hahaha, no. I was mad at the moderates on the site. Who just so happen to all be moderators.
Mods should be asking me if their moderation is acceptable.
I've been trying to warn you all about the mods on the site. No one listened.
You just failed the test. Movin' on to my next suitor.
I don't want people to world the life with stains, yes.
Give me $10 in unmarked NZD bills or I'm going to tell you to read Settlers.
Making sure they won't change is part of the test.
I'm gunna' start making sure of these things early in relationships and not get too invested until they pass my test. That and making sure they don't wanna' stain the world with more life.
Don't listen to them and don't bother talking to them.
Modstold me they'll give me to this man as food if I make another problematic Yu-Gi-Oh post.
The most boring vision of humanity’s future
The two powers in the Starfield setting are United Colonies, which is the Bureaucratic United States. Their opposite state is Freestar Collective, which is 19th century Texas.
Usually, when I describe the appeal of Imperium of Man (and 40K setting in general), it’s because it’s violently different from most sci-fi settings, where I say, derisively, space humanity is just Blue United States in Space. This description was meant to be a joke, but Todd Howard seemingly took it as a challenge . He made two competing visions of space America: the squeaky-clean and polished superpower whose main drawback is bureaucracy and the rough-and-tumble frontier nation where the highest law enforcement organ is literally a dozen guys in dusters.
Crucially, both of their capitals have a dedicated poverty district to ensure that a perfectly-balanced state of Makes You Think exists.
In the future, go-go dancers will be fully-clothed and look stupid as fuck.
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I don't care if they're gay together, it's still fucked up.
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This is Your Derailment, by I, Apparatus (swancore/post-hardcore/mathcore stuff)
(iapparatus.bandcamp.com)
Is Jay there trying to downplay the politics like the annoying shitlib that he always is? Fuckin' vaguely reactionary Rich has better politics than him because he isn't always trying to present himself as an above-it-all centrist.