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General Discussion / Re: Sheb's European Politics Megathread: Dick Show Edition!
« on: September 15, 2014, 08:04:34 pm »
We can't exactly invade them though, because General Winter. And nukes.
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No, it's definitely 666.It's 400 pages, scrub.dude
But I made sure to cash in on the 9000th post.
it's four hundred for me too
25ppp bros
Oh come on, I wouldn't bother to say anything if I didn't even know her name.Been talking to a girl in my math class, and I'm reasonably sure that she's interested in me.You'd better have her name by tomorrow. *taps clock*
dude touch her buttThat would be a bit forward, I think.
SILENCE DESCANAlso this.
Try not to die.Dying would be unfortunate.
Judging from the temperament of Bay12ers, I'd have expected that to go in the terrified thread.This would be entirely true if I wasn't on my meds

Indeed.Been talking to a girl in my math class, and I'm reasonably sure that she's interested in me.I read that as stalking...
Enough internet for me for tonight.
Thanks m8Been talking to a girl in my math class, and I'm reasonably sure that she's interested in me.Good luck bud.
Yeah sorry I misread add another 0 to that...Fun fact: In the US, the odds of being struck by lightning, and murdered by someone wielding a rifle, are about the same.
Though yeah the murder rate in the USA is actually going down. Impressive.
Something is really wrong with the scaling of number of enemies in this game. 'Builder' Difficulty. 35 zombies with my big expensive turreted base(Missile launcher is pretty awesome). The next level above that is 5x the numbers... if you do the maths with Builder at 5% and the next level is 25%... and its not just the zombies that get bloated.Just throw some Molotovs in there and watch the bonfire.
What the heck? I get huge slow downs from the Casual 25% difficulty. (Though, this time around, I did turn off the buzzant event from the TTM mod. It really does add a lot of annoying bodies.)
I did modify storyteller population numbers if that did something...
EDIT: Yea, I dropped down from casual to builder cause of the sheer numbers. But now it is too small. Need a good middle ground. Though, I guess I could specifically set things up to manage the masses of dead bodies.... rather then cremation, employing the missile launcher and miscellaneous explosives, while setting up a killzone that would allow me to use either/both.
I will also point out, on the occasions when direct racism rears it's head, the more insidious kind will help protect it-such as on the occasions when a police officer kills a young black man in cold blood for no reason.Oh boy, here we go.
Jihadists would be a lot more fun if they actually did grow bears.
I agree with the point about gendered traits. This seems to be the point where the entirety of the argument is bursting at seams, because either you have a 'regular' female character, which rings the sexism bell, or you have a 'strong' female character, so she is only good because she displays a 'masculine' trait, cue sexism.Anita Sarkeesian? SEXIST? Shocking! [/sarcasm]
In other way, you can only have a proper female character if you present her and her actions in a very specific way... which sounds, ironically enough, sexist against women in the 'stay in the kitchen' kinda way, just with the 'proper' behavior being different.
Also, malaria does not have a ~60% mortality rate. Anyway, Ebola had about 2,000 cases at the beginning of August and now it's 4,000. At this rate, it will be 20,000+ by the end of the year. It should also be noted that this outbreak has had more cases (and deaths) than every other ebola outbreak combined.Oh aye. Point I was making is that if the active deaths of literally hundreds of thousands of people isn't stopping air traffic, the active deaths of a few thousand with the potential for more (especially if, as noted, that potential is easily curtailed in more developed nations) almost certainly isn't.
Another factor might be that ebola is a relatively unknown disease compared to TB/Malaria, and scientists fear it might rapidly mutate to some more contagious form. Therefore these unknowns make ebola riskier in terms of containment compared to TB/Malaria.
Plus, malaria is transmitted by bugs that don't fly on planes, and TB has a well-known vaccine.