[...] such as that one night in the woods which took their career to the next level.
In fairness, if their career is D&D then that might be a reasonable statement.
[...] such as that one night in the woods which took their career to the next level.
In fairness, if their career is D&D then that might be a reasonable statement.
No, the person in OP's shower is me!
The whole comic was just a big exercise in silliness, rather than deep humor, such as when the skeptic claimed that the dog "could be a cat".
But anyway, I would love to see the far superior philosophy-related comics that you have been working on!
We did it Redis!!!
I find your slur offensive; I am more of a great ape.
Yeah, I'd downvote it, but it is currently showing 666 net votes, and that captures how I feel about it even better.
...into the giant black hole in the middle!
Sure, but you do not need a separate field for that because you can take the results of the former and just swap the polarity.
Not surprisingly, Vance said words exactly to that effect during the vice-presidential debate. No one can say that they did not see this coming.
Huh. What of Bean's are you cooking?
Yeah, I tried disabling my ad blocker to support them, but the page does not show ads even then and complains as if it were still active, and I think it is because I left Privacy Badger on. There is no way I am turning that off, so too bad for them!
Heck, I would even consider subscribing, but it looks like one first needs to create a forum account before one can even see the subscription price‽ What a very weird site...
I agree that our society could deal with less of a focus on consumerism, but the problem that wishing that all basic needs were magically provided is that you cannot get around the fact that someone needs to do the providing.
I think that the most realistic way forward to get some of the same benefits is for us to start reducing the length of the work week, certainly to 4 days and possibly even to 3 days.