

I’d give it to Bruce when he smells the blood


I’d give it to Bruce when he smells the blood


Sounds like a magazine for Medieval knights
But you flipped your whole hand, still holding the sandwich, so you didn’t change the top or bottom…


So is a bowl of cereal soup or salad?


faye_valentine has been kicked by rd_ed
Most slammers were plastic, though metal ones were around. I had a Wolverine “Adamantium” slammer that got banned by my friends, lol.


I wonder how many companies love the cyber truck for making their failures look good?


I bought Requiem in a DVD 2-pack, with the second movie being American History X.
That was not a fun weekend.


I’d do mostly the same, however I’d go full cryptid: there’d be sighting, blurry photos, and stories told about me.


So I got interested in Tarot, coming at it from the opposite direction of learning that modern playing cards derived from them from my days of playing Magic: the Gathering and learning the phrase “Swords to Plowshares” is how we have Spades and not swords, but you still “cut” the book when playing spades as a trump suit in the card game.
So after that random run-on bit of origin, do you know of any card games that use the full 78 card Tarot deck? I’ve looked into it here and there, but never anything significant.


Undine the Undying.


I’ve always interpreted “Aged like milk” to mean something was fine when it was created, but turned to trash over time through no fault of it’s own.
My usual example is Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.


They’re upset because the “backwards commies” are better than them at a game they thought they were the champions of.


I love a soft rye for a turkey sandwich. Add in spicy brown mustard, dill pickles, lettuce, tomato, and maybe havarti or Swiss cheese…
Now I’m hungry.


I believe the common analogy is it’s like playing chess with a pigeon:
You know you’re smarter and do everything right, but they knock all the pieces over, shit on the board, then strut around like they won.


Depends on how much you ride fakie
My story is the same all the way up until I eventually landed on Boost.


Self-gaslighting. I don’t know if this is a superpower or a weakness…
until a coworker sabotaged it
They would have been buying me a new one. NEW. Not used. Yes, I know that’s next to impossible.
And I would tell everyone in the office about it until it happened.
As a member of Gen X, we didn’t wear helmets as kids (because the helmet usually cost more than the bike) and the habit stuck for a lot of people.