If memory = intelligence then the phrase "IQ tests though are more about how good a person's memory is" doesn't really make sense. Was the point I was making.

Well technically speaking we don't know who's right here. This game is, I gather, based on D&D Next, or 5th edition, and there's no race definitions for Tieflings out yet as far as I know.

"Demons, devils and evil deities" is from 3rd edition. In 4th edition they're descended from devils. From the Player's Handbook I:

"Hug you partner's soul from behind with a reddit thread that reads like it's written by human beings"

28 isn't too old. You just have to find some kind of interest/hobby/fandom that appeals to you. IMO, tumblr is kind of like a long-form, image focused twitter where people put together the kind of feed that appeals to them. Kind of like TV, except custom made and with a whole slew of socializing and internal…

Yes, I got those two mixed up in my head. I thought the shrimp things and the seaweed things were the same. Still, creepy. But sassy.

She did eat transformed merpeople though. Or did she? I'm hazy on the details, it's been decades since I last saw that movie. But I would pay good money to see a movie about captain Ursula Sparrow, sailing the seven seas and uncovering arcane lore. While being super sassy and devilish.

Hmm, was it this?

I thought Ursula was supposed to be based on Divine, the drag queen? Being fat is pretty central to her character, I always thought :/

I think we're dealing with a different relationship to language.

I'm not really sure if we're arguing his intent or his wording now. Idk, I thought his point was the testing. I have no doubt that enough people could be swayed by high-profile media cases to go ask their doctors for more tests, whether man or woman, that it would be a good idea to inject some more statistics into it.

The thought order being "Jolie had a mastectomi to prevent getting cancer -> is that a good idea for me? -> I should go check". Ask the doctor, doctor explains procedure, patient asks for test. That's a weird and circumlocutory explanation because we're talking about a single quote taken out of the context of the…

The article, to me, seems to imply that he takes for granted that women getting themselves tested would be the logical consequence of them asking the question "Should I get a preventive mastectomy?". Not that he's worried they're going to go out and get illicit mastectomies from their neighbourhood Dr Nick, but that…

"Depression" is really a too big a word. So many people identify with it and almost no two of them have the same experiences. I have absolutely no urge to ever tell anyone I've ever met about what I think it's like, which puts me in stark contrast with all these people who deal with it by hugging, or getting a dog or…

Oh posh, Johnny doesn't drink 9_9

And honey, you can't provide for yourself. Remember, all bounties come from the Johnny.

The parable of Johnny and the Sex Life, could at its face contain many aspects that might today seem out of touch, completely non-sequitir or otherwise the acts of an insane madman who was raised by mute aliens in a swamp. But it also contains many lessons that are of great use even in our modern day society.

I got the impression that it wasn't so much about particular groups of mortals and their failings, as it was about how shining a beacon of hope and purity was the messianic figure we call Wiseau.

Well... I can certainly see why you'd have a problem with crass and sensationalist reporting, but I mean. It's not like tweeting snippets of the letter in any way deviates from the tone and manner in which every single other news source, in every other medium, treats the story. 140 characters may not be enough to…

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