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or just entitlement

idk how someone doesnt get in trouble for sexually harassing other women while in a long term relationship though

i guess if there's some abuse going on in the relationship and the partner feels helpless to do anything about it?

i do understand how our society makes it easy for an unattached man to get away with these things
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Balrog0 posted...

he just saw a nice butt and wanted to touch it, I expect

dude's 31. i'm 31.

self control is something youre supposed to learn by this stage of your life.

it is shocking to me how little self control some people have.
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Thrillwell posted...

I'm sure she can afford a good trainer and probably even a chef.

i am not sure

when's the last time she had work? Might not have much money anymore.
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queefs happen
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Mr_Biscuit posted...

Dude was at dinner with his wife and daughters

Smfh

noticed this also.
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Were_Wyrm posted...

I don't see anything about unarmed strikes being simple weapons in equipment, but the text I posted can be found in combat on page 195.

it's listed as such in my older copy of the PHB.

https://imgur.com/wt4Q0lH
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Were_Wyrm posted...

From the PHB: On a hit, an Unarmed Strike deals bludgeoning damage equal to 1 + your Strength modifier. You are proficient with your unarmed strikes.

in pegasus' defense, that's an updated version of the PHB text.

original version you have to piece it together: all but 2 classes have proficiency with simple weapons, and unarmed strikes are a simple weapon in chapter 5: equipment.
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Aye posted...

Yeah, Trump was a total b**** in that exchange, but at least we got the amazing meme I've seen going around

almost worth it
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pegusus123456 posted...

I don't think it's bad writing, it seems the rules changed at some point to give characters proficiency with unarmed attacks.

unarmed attacks have always been simple weapons as far as i know
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Mr_Biscuit posted...

Trump supporters at this point are basically cult-tier devoted and have no shame. Theres no reasoning with them, we just have to outnumber them.

we could shut down their polling centers and minimize their ability to participate in early voting

or gerrymander their voting districts so that in a state with five districts and 50/50 of each party, one district is 80%+ of their politicial affiliation and the other four are 60% ours

or just create a bunch of states with a population of 500,000 that will reliably vote for our preferred candidates until 30% of the population controls the election of 70% of senators

oh right

that's what they did
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Bad_Mojo posted...

The why does the PHB single that out?

bad writing.

unarmed strikes are classified as simple weapons. so potentially by the book, wizards and sorcerers might not be proficient with them, although errata has decided they are (again, meaningless).

but everyone else--incl monks--is proficient with simple weapons, and unarmed strikes are simple weapons.
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all characters have proficiency with unarmed attacks. that bullet of the feat is meaningless, although gaining proficiency with improvised weapons has the potential to add value for a non-monk.

for monks tavern brawler is completely unnecessary.
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ScazarMeltex posted...

Woohoo. Go capitalism. It's better for people to die of exposure than devalue my product.

much like with food, the issue of proper clothing access is not one of resources, but of distribution.
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Coffeebeanz posted...

why can't girls be players too?

because most mens' sexuality is not celebrated; the only reason players are praised is because average men struggle to find a sexual partner, and because you are comparing yourself to the most attractive/charismatic subset of men.

in short: same reason most men can't be players too.
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thronedfire2 posted...

devalue the brand

the big thing we all have to remember is that what makes this brand valuable isn't build quality

it's the fact that they do this
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uh...

if you've already caused caesar's death, you can talk him down--the golden ending of that quest line.

teepan95 posted...

Asherlee10 posted...

I have a hard time separating myself from the character when ethical choices are presented.

you don't have to chop off your finger (not hand) to find shaun. there are two alternative methods--if you've done at least 3-4 trials successfully, you can piece it together, and if you've saved madison, she can tell you. it's also not the most horrible thing you have to do to save him--the following test makes you kill a person for real, and the final test makes you drink a fatal vial of poison.

heavy rain has a lot of nested 'if' statements in the plot.
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honestly his spending on politics in the US is something of a meaningless boogeyman

he's spent way more promoting constitutional republics around the world outside the US.

he gave 18 billion to his open society foundation, whose focus is not US politics. that's far, far more than has been spent by him, the kochs, adelson, or anyone else on US politics.

https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/sites/default/files/open-society-foundations-2017-budget-overview-20170202.pdf
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YOUHAVENOHOPE posted...

you missed the part where they brought over the Japanese
and when the japanese wanted equal rights they brought over Chinese
and when the chinese wanted equal rights they brought over Filipinos
and when the filipinos wanted equal rights they brought over Koreans
etc

America's history is based off the manual labor of non-whites being exploited

Referring to the railroading industry, right?

As I recall from my history texts, those weren't indentured servants, but rather exploited workers, who again were left with the choice of deeply underpaid industrial labor or subsistence farming.

No argument that we were exploiting non-whites, but in this case it was more a matter of the non-whites being the ones lacking options, and capital settling on them over whites since they were cheaper.

It's racist, but the core driver was the struggle between labor and capital, and as labor in the US domestic population gained more options, capital looked elsewhere for new, cheaper labor.

I do not have any argument with the core point: that capitalism has always relied upon capital extorting a very one-sided deal from labor. Just the nature of how that deal came to be and why labor had so little choice in the matter. It wasn't a gun held to their head so much as starvation held to their gut.

Perhaps that's no better. I am no moral authority.
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Antifar posted...

The major industries were heavily reliant on cheap southern cotton, though.

Were they? The US economy included textiles, but was also heavily invested in steel and railroading. There was much more competition from overseas in textiles (as our mercantilist competitors had a lot of silk/cotton flowing in from their colonies) than there was in steel, since the US' natural iron and coal deposits were unique among industrial powers.

Searching for a breakdown of segments of the economy during the 1800s is difficult, but I'd happily grant you the point on this if you have the data available somewhere. Interested and not taking a hard opposition stance since there's a valid point to be made regardless of the degree to which our economy was diversified.

Might have been that we started with textiles as most others did, and expanded to steel after the initial base was established and created a demand for steel in and of itself. I honestly don't know.
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Coffeebeanz posted...

Problem is that's a pretty good way to go from "wow that's sexy" to "holy crap I know that doctor, I better let her patients know"

you can prob get messages on tinder without showing your face
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Kaliesto posted...

Admittingly the hysteria over Russia has gotten out of control, and I find it suspicious why some of the media are trying to create a blood thirsty scenario.

I think we're only being told Half-truths and propaganda about Russia.

HylianFox posted...

Either you're sucking Putin's dick, or you want full-scale war. No in between.

Russia has invaded two of their neighbors, shot down a civilian aircraft, assassinated people in the UK, and undermined our democratic process.

No one is calling for war. What we're calling for is 'cut off diplomatic relations and all trade, and use our diplomatic clout to get our allies and partners to do the same'.

They would. We should.
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SideshowBob311 posted...

2016 was not an easy election for conservatives. You either had to side with someone who would advance your causes but was a dangerously unqualified idiot....or side with a qualified, competent politician who would most likely make numerous choices you disagreed with.

Thankfully I live in Chicago, so my vote doesn't count for a damn thing.

I agree with this mindset, but I should point out that trump's voting base was more or less the traditional republican base, so it seems the choice wasn't all that hard for most.
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Mr_Biscuit posted...

Holding Russia accountable = nuclear warmongering

I want to comment specifically on this: those who fear nuclear war as a response to the appropriate decision to destroy the Russian economy over their decisions to invade two of their neighbors and annex territory are cowards of the highest degree, comparable to neville chamberlain and other dickless fools of history.

It's like people don't understand what the cold war was, why it happened, or what effect it had on the USSR. Or, more likely, they do, but they are fascists themselves and feel they have more in common with the fascists in Russia today than the blacks in America today.

As a reminder, we electrocuted the Rosenbergs until they were dead.
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Coffeebeanz posted...

Where's all this limitless Chad dick I keep hearing about

this is almost sig worthy

also sorry for your loss
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the 1/3 independent support is what truly astounds me

that republicans are generally either morons or single-issue voters (ie libertarians) willing to make a deal with the idiot devil to achieve their policy goals is no surprise to me
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slavery in the south isn't really the relevant analogue for capitalism in the US. the vast majority of wealth in the US was concentrated in the industrialized north, which was not built upon either slave labor or indentured servitude, but rather a labor/capital relationship that was tilted strongly in favor of capital simply because the alternative option for labor was subsistence farming.

always remember this: the reason capital tends to get more out of its negotiation for wealth than labor does is because it has options.
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Laserion posted...

If it brings you additional sources if unhappiness, you are doing it wrong by flaunting it and getting people to get close to you for your money.

far from the only way for money to bring unhappiness

when i make a bad investment i tend to focus on it rather than my portfolio as a whole
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16-BITTER posted...

An actor that is more physically engaged is more convincing in the context of an action movie. The dialogue is comparatively unimportant.

Most action stars, including both Segal and The Rock, use stuntmen. The Rock's is his cousin.

BlueJester007 posted...

Neesons best action movie was Taken - 10 years ago.

Give The Commuter (2017) a watch. It's not a great film, but Neeson is great in it.
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the logical answer would be an aqueous solution containing the cure for cancer from the grundle
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Viper619 posted...

NO COLUSION

(for real though how can anyone call themselves Republicans and still support this nonsense?)

well if your party is opposed to american excellence it's easy to get in line with them if you're a traitor
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16-BITTER posted...

You can think it makes him a douche to say it, but this is 100% spot on.

The actor's job is to act.
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jpenny2 posted...

People have overreacted to a lot of things Trump has done, but not this time.

tbh i am not sure it's possible to overreact to this
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i would say the reaction in the general public, as well as in congress, has been overall an underreaction.
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ah the curse of being too old to use snapchat but too young to enjoy how facebook has become a screaming ground for a bunch of virtue-signaling morons.

i feel your pain. my doctor advised two acetaminophen a day.
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Balrog0 posted...

I'm also not trying to suggest it is new in the sense that it is primarily coming from younger people fwiw

sure

i just want you to know that the worst offenders i know of are old curmudgeons like my mother in law

so your view does not make you seem like an old curmudgeon to me

it makes you seem more like my nieces and nephews, most of whom have disengaged from facebook
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reminder

old people do this too

if anything they do it more
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Caution999 posted...

R A P E N E W S
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(<3)

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not much to say here except 'stop agreeing to see her'
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i hope he didn't offer to recreate the ABM treaty

that would end my career
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DevsBro posted...

SSJCAT posted...

I cry easily during sappy moments in movies lol

In fairness, there's totally a dramatic equivalent of the jump scare and some movies use it pretty well.

This is a fair point. Films like Up and Arrival come to mind immediately when I consider this narrative technique. It's a bit more nuanced than a jump scare since "sad" is a more complex emotion than "frightened." Usually requires musical elements blended together with the big reveal, and manipulation of "adult fear" so to speak.
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Iron-Tarkus posted...

Still is. Not bad art though. And going in and sorting by new every now and then you have the other topics that don't gain as much traction

I'll give that a try. I mostly stay on /r/DnDNext since it's loaded with topics full of great DM scenarios that I have been plagiarizing for my own use.
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how are we defining work here

billed hours? program chargeable staff hours? or the amount of time i clicked a mouse and typed code into notepad++ directly?
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no
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SK8T3R215 posted...

Thought you were at like 17 or 18 and saying it was a bottom there

i bought at 17 or 18, i was not calling it a bottom at the time, but rather buying long term, expecting a further 10% decline. i was surprised that it was a further 30% decline, for sure.

i started encouraging other people to buy around 13-14.
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could be she wasn't available for this project, then.
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e: call of duty 15, madden 29?
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Fam_Fam posted...

you avoided answering both questions entirely.

purpose of the post was not to answer the questions

because the answers are in the hands of corporate market research teams and are not clear to the regular person

tainted_emerald posted...

Why even make story driven console games at all when multiplayer fps games have been the main consumers?

ratio of return on investment.

certainly, the largest companies have gone out of their way to release their 'flagship' products as many times as possible, hence why we're on call of duty 12 or so, madden 16, etc.
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Iron-Tarkus posted...

DnD

is it still mostly character art or has that changed
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i average three facial expressions per week
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