yah, someone mentioned “rules lawyers” down below. when I was playing (in the early 1980s) we pulled a lot of stuff from the dragon magazine (let’s make our own archer subclass! yay! oh, look, the dragon has a jester subclass! yay!) but while we had a great (and hilarious) time playing in our individual group, it made…

score!

I saw that in the theater with my girlfriend at the time, and it made us *both* really uncomfortable watching it.

me, too! I saw the theatrical release and it was not that good. I love henry cavill and gal godot in their respective roles and am really fascinated to see how this turns out.

short movie.

I hadn’t noticed that!  I’ll check the next time I watch!

but, but, but...epigenetics!

ah, that makes sense.

that’s really weird, because 5 lbs a month is completely reasonable and, from what I know, completely healthy.

man, those old packards are something! I recognized the grill and guessed (correctly) at the year.

Is this Jill?

double i can be a plural ending in latin so that’s what people are referring to.

yah, the new republic is weird that way. and I am shocked, shocked! (not shocked) that there may be nepotistic hiring in the big ideas publishing industry.

it could if allowed and could probably run at a substantial profit if it were reauthorized to provide banking services, which it did until nixon curtailed that in the early 70s.

I would counter with blueberry frosted, right out of the box, but the important thing is that we all rally around blueberry and oppose the sick, sick elevation of ‘smore poptarts into the tartosphere.

never gets old

also, if this is supposed to be a magazine or publications that is about Big Things and Rescuing Liberalism, I would suspect that there are a lot of people who have spend 24 *years* in the field of Big Ideals and Rescuing Liberalism who would be more conversant with the issues, their history, and context.

a dessicated husk of a magazine.

Celeste Marcus, Liberties’ 24-year-old managing editor

curses! you people are right!