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How did your uncle find out about the US army's secret earthquake machine?

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Man I sure do love when I get matched up against grave-reliant decks while playing Exosisters. Can't wait for Martha to get here so the deck doesn't rely on two-card combos to get started.

Magnifica too, for that nice double banish, though I'm unfamiliar with how the deck plays with the new support and can't think of how I'd make her consistently.

edit: wait, decided to look up some decklists and

lmao I can't wait to pull this off <__<

Change my mind.

Poor loser CE defending squatters moving in hella people and not paying any rent of course.

it's one of those games that start off really slow but gets addicting once you get going

Mosquito larvae are a huge part of the food ecosystem.

While they should take a huge pay cut, the problem is hiring too many people doing little of added value to compensate for salary and perks. They could make nothing and the problems plaguing these companies would still be there.

The layoffs are painful, but the lesson to take is employees have to be focused on the bottom line at least enough to keep the lights on. That means happy customers willing to pay for product and services.

Sup homie. It's cornman-Dawg. What's poopin? What's crack-a-lackin? Tell me bout some I'll shit you've done lately.

Super Mario Bros.: Inferno
Super Mario Bros.: Purgatory
Super Mario Bros.: Paradise

No story no care

Who wants to relive the pandemic?

This was an episode of Law & Order: Criminal Intent, I'm pretty sure.

Naturally, I read that entirely in Ron Swanson's voice, and imagined the interview as a Parks and Rec-style talking head.

Even if its good, there's no chance it lasts the full One Piece run. In the manga/anime there's like a few years between start to (impending) finish.

Unless they really rush through arcs and skip loads, it'll take like 20 seasons to complete.

I like how the word "investor" is used when the behavior is more like that of parasites.

An economic meta has emerged where long term sustainability means little to the top investors, it's about maximizing explosive short term growth and then trying to determine the best time to cash out before these decisions have consequences. People criticize crypto (rightfully, for a lot of different things) but the same thought processes behind pump-and-dump, HODL, bag holders, etc. can be clearly seen now across all markets.

This system is holding on by duct tape and string.

The only people in a company who benefit from employees coming in are middle managers. Their job primarily deals with office politics and thats easier to handle when your employees and their employees are at the office.

Two things wrong with this.

1: there's a lot of things you wouldn't do to an adult that is part of parenting. I also wouldn't take away an adult's toys, or ground them, or put them in time out.

2: If any of another adult were screaming in my face and throwing shit and having an absolute melt down that simply NEVER STOPS, and I have zero option to walk away and no amount of trying to rationalize with them calms them down? I'm not saying it's the RIGHT thing to do, but i am saying that it not being completely off the table doesn't make somebody a horrible irredeemable shit stain.

I've seen good posts and topics from him

The flaw in the "myocardidtis!" screeching is that if the vaccine fucked with your heart, covid itself was going to fuck up your heart even harder.