JetAlone

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by JetAlone 5y ago
Even if I give you your denial, Justin Trudeau's administration did at the very least threaten to do it. If you were living with someone who threatened financial abuse against you, would you not be seriously concerned about them being
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Yeah it's more like, "Here's why I was pushed away from what I used to really like."
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Sometimes someone needs to say it. Someone else seconded it, and I'll happily third. Let's get druggie rapists the hell out of our medical systems.
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Drug 'em up, mask 'em up, make 'em face their darkest fears. That's the enduring pattern of a lot of "coming of age" initiation rituals across many different cultures. I'm not shocked to see this is the ap
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by JetAlone 5y ago
It depends, I think. I've thought about implementing a system of my own for minimal amounts of contact to keep people in my loop. Otherwise, something of a pareto distribution emerges where I talk a lot to 5 people and unfairly leave
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Right? Especially when they still yet have an entire Imperium to push social pressure on the rest of us through.
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The understanding I've gained as an Orthodox Christian is that God works in us, using the suffering to help us repent. He prepares us for resurrection unto life. This justifies the suffering, gives it enough meaning to keep going. When
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Well, yeah cause the first train's at 5 AM. You pretty much have to stay awake unless you're going to shell out at least 2000 yen for half a night's sleep in a bed for rent. I don't know about you, but my evil brain whis
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by JetAlone 5y ago
If I were in his shoes I'd go for some decent-to-nice artificial grass. Sure maybe it's a little tacky, but it beats the derelict look and it spares the work he doesn't wanna do.
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by JetAlone 5y ago
I have had plenty of people ask me for Whatsapp contact info. It's frustrating to tell them I don't have it. At one point it was a real estate agent who insisted on it, and refused to use email, or any of the other popular apps I
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by JetAlone 5y ago
I'm now imagining an MMO game where these kids ends up on a mystic adventure to collect, deconstruct, and optimize otherworldly entities in order to collect badges and gain power. They're in a race against time to defeat a burnt o
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Kill drones? Social credit scores? Re-education island? What are you crazy? The status quo works fine. People you don't like (and, bonus, the ones you do, too) stay indoors addicted to bad dopamine cycles. You don't sell footage o
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by JetAlone 5y ago
enneff has has ennuff. The people we're talking about are degenerate reprobateſ who, without realizing it, have committed the unforgivable ſin of blasphemy againſt the Holy Spirit by liking such a poſt. They have denied their very laſt
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by JetAlone 5y ago
So we have meerkats on the lookout for orcs. https://www.brightmast.com/ask-ap/ Also apparently ASKAP is doing double duty on payroll, taking care of the elfs for us. And the hobbitses?
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I say haptic because a keyboard is operated by touch.
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Even just reading the profiles of the characters in this game leaves me with a disgusted pit at the bottom of my stomach.
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Yes, this. It reflects my experience of playing pokemon with friends, too.
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Haptic gnostic charismaniac glossolalia.
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Thank you, this is a very interesting answer.
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One interesting thing I've heard when working for a company that had microtransaction mechanics is, "Non paying players create content". By engaging in the community, even if in isolation they cost the devs money to host, the
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Yes, I have a friend who was born months early. Doctor said he would never walk or talk, but he does both basically as well as I do. You never really know, when it comes to surrounding circumstances of one's birth.
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That is quite a nice surprise! I hope your child has a joyful life.
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Apparently sun dried potatoes can last for years, but it's too cold and humid in the Uk to do it easily. One would need to jury-rig something like these out of stuff they already have, and it would only work if they have access to a pl
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by JetAlone 5y ago
That reminds me, I recently watched a video on "Bob's Game". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob%27s_Game The dev was operating at that homebrew level, developing his own IP, but he was unhappy with anythi
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by JetAlone 5y ago
"I agree with James," said Curry, who had been waiting somewhat impatiently to speak. The N.I.C.E. marks the beginning of a new era-the really scientific era. Up to now, everything has been haphazard. This is going to put science
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Yes, I think you've got a point. It doesn't exactly fit my own image of the word "repose", and there are probably plenty others who will feel similarly... It feels more like "waiting", like the imagery of the T
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For once, the use of a red cross on the health pickup could be considered appropriate branding. It's almost redemptive. https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/video-game-red-cross-he...
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Argh, in which case, the scanner made the same mistake I did wwwwww
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by JetAlone 5y ago
You're right, 学費 is a better word than the one I mis-recognized. In my defense, there is a book titled "やさしい料学", and I found a small handful of other instances through a search.
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by JetAlone 5y ago
Ah, I misrecognized the Kanji 「科」as「料」, sorry. Editing now. Makes a lot more sense this way. 「料学」gets translated to "fees" which I took to be "tuition".

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