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Messages - Frumple

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5.85 ounces of bacon jerky is now in my belly

... ngl, I'm probably going to stop getting the stuff. Is too good, gets ate too quickly and in amounts equal to available supply rather than something vaguely reasonable.

also good to hear hans is trucking along, yes

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From what I understand that's, like... the major goal of the vaccine. It's less about outright immunity and more about making it stop killing people (and making them less virulent). Them being only mildly ill is exactly the point of the vaccination, heh.

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Quote from: A review for Woodrow Wilson: A Psychological Study
Its a bad day when Sigmund Freud decides to write your life story.

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One with a history in the US, in particular. It's not a general statement, per se.

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The few times I can't avoid using a stick (I've largely disliked it since PSX/N64 days, tbh, maybe even earlier 'cause joysticks in general kinda' suck to me, even arcade or atari or whatever), it... varies, whether it's smooth or quick, depending on what I'm doing. Trends smooth when possible just out of a desire to go easy on the controller, but sometimes you gotta' do a smash attack, y'know?

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Other Games / Re: How did you last die?
« on: April 29, 2021, 06:44:08 am »
... man, after looking at that word with askance several times, I finally checked what the hell a "benevodon" is ('cause it sure as hell wasn't in the non-official localization, presumably for reasons obvious just by looking at it or saying the word out loud), and, like. Holy shit that is a worse translation than God-beast. Somehow makes my interest in playing the 3d remake even lower :-\

Sounds like you're enjoying it well enough if you've made it that far into the game, though.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: April 27, 2021, 09:59:18 pm »
Does remind me it's been like... two years since I've had a steak, I think. Other beef products, occasionally (mostly hamburger/hotdog or sausage), but steak's been a long while.

What would the ration amount even be, though, if we had one? What's the hypothetical limit here?

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Other Games / Re: Games that were only made once and never replicated
« on: April 27, 2021, 06:25:58 pm »
Eh, there's been a few since, actually... especially since VR has come around, some of which very much taps into that whole jank-as-hell slashfest vibe.

Pretty sure there was stuff with a similar concept (fairly detailed/physics-based-ish swordfighting) prior to it, too, for that matter. It was definitely a major benchmark for that sort of design, though.

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Blame is not a limited resource, nor have I noticed anyone saying the gang involved was somehow faultless. At the end of the day, though, they weren't the ones that shot and killed the kid. So, y'know. Blame where it's due.

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General Discussion / Re: AmeriPol thread
« on: April 27, 2021, 08:15:39 am »
Folks have largely always taken things pretty damn personally, though, up to and including straight up murdering or maiming people over insults with official state sanction (duelling and similar shit). It's not some sort of unique trend of the modern era. Awareness of all the crap going on and/or the fact it's not actually someone else's problem is signal boosting it on several fronts, but the base signal's not changed much.

... anyway, statements about grit is mostly just horseshit from older people trying to piss on the accomplishments and troubles of younger generations, from what I've seen, with a hefty dose of rose-tinted evaluation of a past they've forgotten parts of, if they actually lived it at all. Tis bupkis, in practice.

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Yeah, protect and serve is propaganda nonsense, not practical, enforced, policy. At least in the US.

Plenty of other countries do, indeed, have less murderous cops. Lot of reasons for that, personally I'm coming around to the position most police just can't be trusted with a gun and the general public would be well served if we just disarmed most of the blighters. Wouldn't fix everything, not by a long shot, but it sure is a lot harder to shoot someone if you're not toting a gun around.

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Stateside cops have largely not been found to have a duty of public care, no, last I noticed. For what that's worth. Courts usually look at kind of thing and decide in the favor of the cop throwing folks under a bus. It's somewhere in that general constellation of messes that let them lie to you with more or less absolute impunity under most circumstances. They're not there to help you in particular, by and large.

... and if that sounds like absolute horseshit to you, well. Welcome to the state of US law enforcement. It's pretty damn horseshit!

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General Discussion / Re: AmeriPol thread
« on: April 26, 2021, 08:09:54 pm »
Or in other words, not being a boomer :P

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: April 26, 2021, 01:06:42 pm »
It's a lot easier to un-cut pizza than it is foreskin, for what it's worth. You can functionally fit pizza back together just by piling up the right kind of cheese at the seams and melting it a bit. You can also chop the pizza up further and then use it as a topping for another pizza, which you don't cut.

Trying those with the other option just ends up with someone in the hospital.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: April 26, 2021, 07:55:33 am »
Size of your average dinner plate, generally. Most of them over the years have been the totinos brand ones (because if you microwave them, they come out with the consistency of melted cheese and are super easy to fold up), but there's been bigger ones, too.

It's not a healthy amount of pizza to eat in one go, though, no :P

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