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Never expected the thing to drive me back to the gym would be concern that I may need to physically defend people from white supremacists.
Hey, I've finally been on the other place long enough to start getting invite codes. Mutuals can hit me up if you're still looking for one.
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The thing I keep coming back to is that: I understand if a librarian needs to separate out certain books because displaying them will put them in danger. I really, really do. But I fundamentally don't think that is a call the publisher should be making for them.
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blade is a movie that has a) only improved with time and b) gets better with each rewatch. wesley snipes should have been ten times bigger than he was
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Glinner out here claiming trans people never invented anything when his movement literally say they took the "Red Pill"
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If I were an industry that constantly brags about how it's making more money than film and bigger than ever, I simply wouldn't routinely lay off thousands of people.
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Normal, simplistic RPG: Brave hero, the forces of evil grow near. Please kill 3 giant crabs for 10 gold.
Complex, well-written RPG: For who can even say what is good and what is evil? Please kill 3 giant crabs for 10 gold.
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Remember when Hollywood was all like, "Hey everyone, Russell Brand! Isn't he cool? He's a movie star, don't you think? Russell Brand, folks! How can you resist?" And America was like, "Nah, that's okay, we're good." Sometimes the public gets it right.
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My Fave Is Problematic: Stop!! Hibari-Kun!
The rom-com was incredibly ahead of its time in its depiction of a trans heroine; its depiction of sexual harassment and non-Japanese characters is considerably less so
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I only worked with Sheldon a few times, but I had the good fortune to be introduced to Commander (back when it was EDH and mainly played by judges) by the man himself in 2006. He loaned me some decks and I won my third game. Pillar of the MTG community, he will be missed.
It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we mourn the loss of our dear friend and colleague, Sheldon Menery. Sheldon is a legend who will be remembered for many years to come and whose legacy will live on through countless players.
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