Ali_Roz
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Adding to this, beholders, purple worms, ropers, and mind flayers are as follows: "Mind flayers are only found in subterranean places, as they detest sunlight. They are greatly evil and consider the bulk of humanity (and its kin) as cattle to feed …
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I mean, you're entirely right, but I'm being generous in case the "you must now live in the hypothetical scenario you describe" magic gets me.
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No computer game needs to be more than about 8 gigabytes, and the absolute maximum for brain-breakingly too-big-and-poorly-structured should be 20 gigabytes. Look, if you're going to make a game that takes up over 617 times as much space as Master o…
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It just... doesn't have the magic, the sense of in-depth emergent story-making, that something like King of Dragon Pass has.
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Stellaris is, in many ways, an alright game, but its flaws cannot be ignored, and they are many. The pacing is garbage, it makes computers sputter, and the depth/complexity is badly distributed. I mean, sure, I get that my spiritualist authoritaria…
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Hey Vriska! Good to see you.
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That is an entirely valid view, one which I think many authors share. The fact that I don't have that view anymore means that (in my opinion) whatever fiction-books I write would feel to me like they were "impure" rather than coming from "innocent …
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Triplepost toast, unlike copyright, has no expiration date. Nutritionists do not recommend excessive consumption of triplepost content, as the fiber from such is associated with an increase in crudposts. Moderators of certain forums have been kn…
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Furthermore, I think that, given the (to-some-extent) monopolistic/oligopolistic state of non-print books (eBooks and Audiobooks), the public domain functions as an IP catalog for Audible/Amazon or their equivalents. My works would only be providin…
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The fact that any books I would write would inevitably enter the public domain is a significant part of why I no longer wish to write books. If I did write books, it would be mostly for the purpose of making money for the publisher, because publishi…
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^^, ^^^ I think I died long ago and you two are my eternal punishment.
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The fact that any books I would write would inevitably enter the public domain is a significant part of why I no longer wish to write books. If I did write books, it would be mostly for the purpose of making money for the publisher, because publishi…
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Happy new year.
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Happy new year.
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Not long until the new year!
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Not long until the new year.
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This does not only apply to social situations, but to many other things. For example, humor about hearing-loss-in-the-elderly supports an idea that hearing loss is normal, inevitable, and one-of-those-things-nothing-can-be-done-about. This makes t…
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Humor is often about (or made of) the unexpected, the unlikely, the inexplicable, the inappropriate (in the sense of "not polite or socially acceptable, or not fitting to the context"), the incorrect, and the misunderstood (in the sense of "communic…
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-launches Imipolex out with a catapult-
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Sometimes in my head those fields are such that "cannot lie or speak untruthfully" means that incorrect statements are impossible to say so you can figure all sorts of cool stuff out by testing what stuff you can and can't say [because truth in this…
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So, years ago, I would sometimes watch Doctor Who, and it often seemed to me that the setups were better than the payoffs, that offhandedly-mentioned background bits were more interesting in my imagination than they were when they were explored in l…
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Animaniacs was known for censor-dodging humor, and clips of it were easily available on YouTube during the mid 2000s (decade, not century or milennium). Answer: disapproval with an uncomfortable awareness of lost naÏvete, and a wistful longing for…
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It has been observed that, for many things, in the absence of a cause to make such happen, Aliroz's opinions do not change. Given the associations established with the 1990s and animation, the simplest supposition is that of a vague positive opinio…
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Hello and Welcome Back(TM) to the Unnamed Game Show For Unnamed Wraith Ghosts!I'm your Ghost Host with the Most, the Expert in Exposition and Center Text Position!...This One!Hooray!Hooray!Hooray!Hooray!Hooray!Hooray!As you know, the Name of the Gam…
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I did the math, and calculated that the minimum wage should be six yards and five ounces. ... I never claimed to have done the math correctly.
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I think that a large part of that difference is whether one believes that there is an inherent intention behind everything (a notion which has become less common among English-speakers over the last few hundred years).
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Well, that post is quite hard to follow up, so in the service of continued random-thought-writing here, have the following things-that-occured-to-me. We speak of things happening "organically", with a sense of something being unforced, genuine, natu…
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People talk about getting advertisements specifically targeted to be relevant to them, but I'm getting Youtube advertisements for things I haven't ever needed, wanted, done an internet search about, or even been thinking about, and which make me unc…
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In response to what Central Avenue said in page 324 of her thread, I will share my own thoughts (which are based in my own beliefs, which are of a faith that is often misunderstood and is hard to explain succinctly, enough so that I want to state ou…
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^ Hmm. Potentialities, potentialities.
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I never could figure out how to beat the totinos.
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I miss Klinotaxis and MetaFour and Toolsie and vtk and Alduin and Metafour and Calica and Oba-San/Naney/Pangur Ban and Vriska, and also Lunate even though that one didn't do very many posts so we hardly knew ye, and also Bee even though we agreed on…
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None of us were available to appreciate the mugato, we're not Sebulba, you know.
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Aw, dern, I missed something.
