Release the Cerveza Cristal Cut!

I feel it important to point out the incident at Toprawa was first covered in the third episode of National Public Radio’s Star Wars adaptation, “Black Knight, White Princess, and Pawns”, airing March 16, 1981.

You mean

i’m honestly more excited about the gAang’s adult adventures and the new earth kingdom avatar stories that are gonna be told

I know it’s not animated, but the Kyoshi duology and the Yangchen duology novels are pretty good and they’re available on audio form. Well I haven’t finished Yangchen yet, but the Kyoshi books were great! Really scratches the new Avatar content itch.

It doesn’t look bad but also put me in the camp of people who don’t really feel this needs a live action adaptation in any way. I want new avatar, not more of the same with a different coat on it. 

it doesnt look that bad. im honestly surprised.

The food looks pretty meh.

That is indeed an obnoxious amount of egg puck. It’s like an egg sandwich with bacon bits. 

Also keep in mind that this is carefully curated food for reviewers and influencers.

But they got an egg puck! 

You waited 90 fucking minutes for McDonalds.

The last paragraph made me chuckle.

The D&D we wouldnt want to die, never will. Its embodied in the work thats already been released and that lives on in the imaginations of others doing the work on RPGs in general. The only thing that dies now is some execs ability to copy paste those works into new deals and make next years bonus.

Nah, the history of Capitalism is littered with this stuff, long before the current investor class got involved.   

First off: It takes a LOT of balls to complain about the “perpetually online middle class with nothing better to do.” when you post as many whiney posts as you do.

Good call to silo off D&D from WOTC in general, unless you didn’t mean to, in which case you forgot the part where they sicced the fucking Pinkertons on a MTG youtuber.

The food offerings sound more “Starbucks” to me, but the beverages do look very “Sonic.”

It boggles my mind that “business knowers” somehow assumed that conditions (a huge increase in deliveries and people not wanting to eat in at restaurants) that were related to a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic would continue after the pandemic was over and we could return to our normal lives.