Pretty boilerplate. She detests the Clintons but liked Obama a great deal. I haven't asked but I'd peg her for a Bernie voter since she is also a jew from Brooklyn and has a great deal of home team pride.

I dunno, man. My grandma is 100 and sharp as ever. Says its because she does sudoku. I don’t really care how old anyone is as long as they have a policy platform I believe in and that can beat Trump.

I mean yeah, but say what you will about him, Bernie doesn’t seem to be experiencing it at the same rate as Biden, so its not as though it HAS to be that way.

Im not really but, without naming names, not many people in Chicago would have worked more closely with him. I'm not saying my dad was some kind of accessory but I would be stunned if he didn't know about this. That being said, the culture is such that it's pretty easy to let it slide without really reckoning with…

Yeah, everybody knows everybody. My dad worked closely with him in Chicago and has always told me that everyone knows everything about everybody in that small world. He always said Placido was the nicest guy you could imagine so now this just has me wondering about my fucking dad as well.

Take it easy Al Giordano

When I was like 7 or 8 I played t-ball and my dad was my coach. We had a rule in that league where you had to bat around every inning. Everyone gets a chance to go. Of course that means the last person to bat doesn’t get to score any runs. For some reason that really bothered me when it was my turn to go last during a…

I have this really uncanny sense that she just doesn't mean anything she says. The waffling on Medicare for all, the half measures on education. What even is her climate plan?

They’ve all got a plan but apart from Bernie its too little too late. Hell if the Amazon keeps going the way it is he’s probably too little too late too.

Also no mention of the fact that part of what Nagy didn’t like about him was that he went off on his own to do a Good Morning America interview after the double doink. It wasn’t JUST the kick

Well I don't care. Settle down 

This really is one of those relatively rare things where you can look back in history and go, I really don’t think anyone was doing that back then. Like did Louix XIV get off to the idea of anthropomorphic animals with big smelly feet? Feels like an internet thing!

Yes, I know. Maybe fetish doesn’t mean unconventional stuff by the dictionary definition but I think we can agree that that’s how its used informally.

I mean, I have things I’m into in I think the way fetishy people are, but it’s all stuff I think people would find pretty vanilla. Tits, certain positions, etc. When I say I haven’t found one yet I just mean something on the unconventional side of things, not that I have no turn-ons.

As someone who doesn’t have any particular fetish, at least not that I’m aware of to date, I think a lot of them come down to something sort of gross as a way of freeing yourself from societal norms, ultimately. It’s not for me but I can understand it more easily than, say, people who want to get eaten alive. It’s…

Just give me a repair mechanic. They have that for some weapons, but I think being able to repair would still leave the basic purpose of the mechanic (forcing you to make decisions about whether or not/how you fight) would stay intact.

That’s not sweat its spinal fluid leaking from his pores.

There’s not NOTHING to do in Green Bay. There’s a wildlife center where you can, no shit, go look at a brain damaged badger.

I’ve just never really developed the ability to adequately memorize city layouts. I don’t live in a bit town and apart from a handful of streets I have to go by landmarks. “Left at the library” etc.

This is my thinking too. A game like Gloomhaven probably loses as many potential players as it gains just from the sales pitch, so having another way to play it that makes it easier for someone who is maybe less invested in gaming as a hobby probably makes good business sense.