ChristopherKellen
ChristopherKellen
ChristopherKellen

As a software engineer, this mentality drives me insane. If a human-driven car kills another person, it’s a tragic ‘accident’, where as a computer-driven car would be a horrible tragedy and we should be fearful of driverless cars.

Him wuvs the taste of his biggy piggy wiggy.

would you like flies with that?

Genndy Tartakovsky is contemplating an animated series to end the franchise

So this option might be effective and reduce odds of recommitting; but do you want to play odds with your kids? Your spouse? Yourself?

You’re stating categorically “Sex crimes and other crimes with extremely high rates of recidivism are exceptions precisely because of their high rates of recidivism.”,

In Prussia, first you get the sugar. Then you get the power. Then you get the Women.

It wasn’t the lack of wireless that grabbed my attention. It was the fact that some scenes had characters with dozens of them strewn around the desk, like they’re legal pads and can only hold one document.

MAN what a character, MAN what an arc. ‘Angel’, and Wesley in particular, is my favourite* example of character development that STICKS. Where so many shows have massive things happen to their characters and then put them back in place for the next episode, ‘Angel’ had the characters learn, grow, hurt from their

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I think we just became best friends as I was hoping someone besides me remembered/thought of this.

It’s all heading here:

The recent Star Wars comics have been excellent, and much to my surprise they’ve managed to incorporate the Prequels in intriguing and even moving ways. For example, when Leia sees her mother’s image on Naboo in Mark Waid’s Princess Leia series I got chills.

“Paladins are the WORST.”
There’s a reason they are AWFUL GOOD.

(Her BF was the GM and had essentially made her invulnerable.)

I am familiar with this. Character Class: GM’s Wife.

...but I didn’t shoot the Depu?

Some more do’s and don’ts (we removed these illustrations for space reasons, but they’re fun!):