It’s important to realize that when you become a soldier, you give up (temporarily) certain rights that civilians have.

If it makes you feel any better, the comic book version can talk to birds.

I had a friend who regularly rewrote past conversations and events for to cast herself as a) an innocent victim of events,

I liked Crysis 1 as a more reasonably stealthy version of Far Cry, but with really weird sh*t in it.

Gentlemen, don’t be deceived. Chicolini may walk like an idiot, talk like an idiot, and sound like an idiot, but don’t let that fool you - HE REALLY IS AN IDIOT.

One thing regarding medication - ACA plans will cover it, as will most other plans if it’s prescribed.

I want this:

Catholic school

It seems like there might be a disconnect between the devs and the publisher.

You need to stop thinking of your frumpy old teacher from High School, and more professional dance troop leader.

Part of what worked in the original series was the cast of characters that showed up to help out were usually pretty interesting in their own right.

Wait til you get older.  My first thought was “god she’s young.”

I think that Strange Adventures, Strange Academy, and Rorschach should be on this list.

The problem is that it has to be a new series this year.

I also think about RBG’s friendship with Scalia...which he just didn’t deserve. That’s the problem with nice people, they’re nice to people who don’t deserve it, we all should be meaner and hold the baddies accountable.

I’m a tabletop rpg veteran of the 4th Corporate War, I MEAN CYBERPUNK 2020. The rpg itself had a life generation system, called Lifepath, but was affectionately known as The Strifepath.

Sigh - my post wasn’t satire. I’m serious. And I’m very um loquacious.

I find age has a lot to do with how people read RPO. For me, it was a fun filled romp wrapped in a blanket of nostalgia. But I’m also old enough to have loved cloudy days when I lived in California, because I could watch Spectre-man, Johnny Soko and His Giant Robot, and The Space Giants.

When The Root discovered this information, we thought we’d help the little-known former senator overcome the lack of media coverage.

Doc.  You got sarcasm all over my keyboard.  AGAIN.