What would have happened if he took it a step further and said all of the vehicles used in the protest were now confiscated?

Why bother having Grogu leave if you’re going to IMMEDIATELY walk it back. Ugh.

I’ve always grabbed one or two for my kid on every trip to the grocery store, so he’s got like a hundred and certainly needs no more. But I too have definitely noticed the paucity of new blood in the toy aisle over the past few months.

How did this dude drive before? Did he just steer at various walls and fences and trees and dogs and clutch at the steering wheel in a panic as he got close to the various obstacles, until he eventually pinballed his way to his destination?

England, the original Florida.

How is coding the bad guys as “monsters” less racist than coding them as zombies or robots?

I can see why you go by “blind.”

This isn’t a problem unique to Critical Role, in my honest opinion. Predominantly white TTRPG games—both the systems and the individual campaigns—are frequently void of cultural specificity. By cultural specificity, I mean the unique traits of a culture that are present on a personal and environmental level. In…

I know the cops are on the truckers’ side, but it’s loooooong past time for the jackboots and truncheons.

Why on earth would you have Pitbull and Ice T playing a NASCAR event?

But bearing it all for the camera comes at a price with few benefits

Still, even a barely upgraded electric ax covered in flames is deadly and fun to use.

For example, New York City’s Second Avenue Subway took a decade to complete the line’s first phase

LOL

“Ditcher and Lich”

Anecdata, but this exact thing happened to me. I came to a complete stop at a sign that I easily could have rolled without danger to anyone, much to the dismay of the driver behind me who expected me to do just that and got a square stamp on their front bumper from my trailer hitch for the trouble.

Gotta think 2.5'x7' of thick acrylic would vastly increase the weight, right? That’d work better as a banquet table or something.

Whoopsie Goldberg

You may not have ever heard of Mr. Norm, but today’s Nice Price or No Dice Challenger will let you pretend you’re the best of friends.

I like how they’re kinda flabbergasted at the idea that they haven’t pulled over every single driver in the country at some point in their lives. Talk about police-state thinking. ACAB!