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• Post #4159867

  And blocked again

• Post #3906031

  Not explore, not search, but delve! Excuse me while I wash my hands after typing that.

• Post #3368595

  If we’re not fighting yet, Mm having a deadlier weapon makes the cost of attacking me higher for my enemy, discouraging him. If we are already fighting, having a deadlier weapon will mean I kill more of them than they kill of us. My enemy having a deadlier weapon makes it less costly to attack me, and makes them kill more of us. So yes, having a deadlier weapon makes us more safe. The alternative to nobody having it is preferable, but that would require an enemy who will cooperate with me, w...

• Post #3362437

  If only they consumed that resource.

• Post #2489788

  The last one being Rust

• Post #2487986

  I figured that from context

• Post #2203903

  That’s such a nonsense argument. 80% of the US lives in an urban area. That has plenty of options for walkable neighborhoods with public transportation. The reason that those don’t exist are active policy choices that people have voted for and keep voting for.

• Post #921154

  Can’t blow up a plane if nobody can get onto the plane! Taphead.jpg

• Post #644644

  Running sucks, doing a sport you don’t like is impossible to maintain. Thankfully there are a LOT of fun things out there. I used to hate “every sport”, but after losing weight I took up bodybuilding/weightlifting, and HEMA for years (can’t recommend sports that cause brain damage though, regardless of fun)

• Post #644376

  Cucumber, tomatoes, celery. And if you’re willing to prepare something, basically every vegetable qualifies. Nobody has ever gotten fat off of spinach or mushrooms.

• Post #538916

  1025, if you don’t count regional variants that have the same name, and many have multiple forms now. I remember being upset that I just learned 2nd gen when they added a third. My hair is turning grey.

• Post #72745

  Imagine having 79 unpaid users for every subscriber. Most companies would die from embarrassment.