Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope.
#RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation.
The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
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Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
@anilmc @NicolaElle @courtcan There is clearly too much information in the world today for us to know everything. This is trivially obvious. Just look, say, at the Library of Congress and count the pages. It would take hundreds of lifetimes, I'd wager, of full-time reading to read what's there this very instant, and it's growing.
What's missing is curiosity. That desire, when told something, to double-check it instead of just accepting it at face value. That way lies manipulation.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
@futuresprog @essjax Ah... You have this EXACTLY backward.
The US uses the system of measurements that was in effect when it declared independence. In 1824 the UK redefined its system of measurements.
For a change the USA is actually in the right on something related to measures. Sort of. (I mean they're both horribly, horribly wrong. The USA is just slightly less horribly wrong.)
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.
Female, and "uppity". Cope. #RPG (real ones: #TTRPG, not #CRPG) player since 1978. Yes, statistically it's likely I've been playing RPGs longer than you've been alive. I came to RPGs from the drama flake side of the fence, not wargaming, so I have opinions on gaming that aren't shared by most of my generation. The flags in my display name illustrate my citizenship, my birthplace (and my father's birthplace) and my place of residence (and my mother's birthplace) from the outside in.