Could dress as a giant Italian ant.

Stupid sexy Wolverine

Mods are the only reason Bethesda games have longevity

Liar. Home Goods has solid counters and not conveyor belts.

I, too, visualized a giant game of Twister

That’s like a mass driver event.

My human monk got in a lot of hot water for throat chopping elves. She believed very strongly in having good manners.

I haven’t played since 2021 and some BoS DLC came out. Wonder how hard it would be to get back into it.

BG3 is a porn sim

The Bear is great. It’s a lot of drama that builds great character development

I always wondered if supervillains kept track of each other’s plots in case they needed to sabotage or interfere for their own ends. Not like Nazi Red Skull would be on friendly terms with former Jewish internment camp survivor Magneto.

The problem is that you pay $20-30 for a game that ends up sucking when you finally get to play it 2 months later which is past Steam’s refund date. If you never play it, it may still be a fun game and not a bad decision. Schrodinger’s game.

I’ve found Microsoft’s Bing/Copilot wonderful for making character art for my sessions

For some reason, the AI keeps making the drow look like a lightly tanned guy. I didn’t put more than a couple minutes into it.

There is an old movie called “Mom and Dad Save the World.” It’s pure entertainment.

The planet is full of idiots and one of their most dangerous weapons is the light grenade. Anyone who picks it up disappears in a bright flash. So, why would anyone ever pick up this well-known weapon? Because it says “Pick me up” on the side.

I heard wizards can have a dozen apprentices a year.

Mine got me a job at Microsoft and a 30% pay bump. Even now it gets me additional push when moving jobs. It’s a lot of experience and knowledge that builds your skills beyond the technical so that you can communicate with non-technical people (e.g. sales, management, accounting, etc.).

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