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So if we're going to reframe the argument as "yes it's breaking the law...but which law?" I'm okay with it. The point has always been: the law is being broken.

Oof.

I love that word, "Inevitable." It doesn't solve the problem, but it sure makes it sound like it's someone else's problem. There's nothing we can do about it, it's inevitable. It would have happened anyway, it's inevitable. It was only a matter of time. Eventually it would have sprung up...

"Hammer? I barely know her!"

I have high cholesterol issues, but otherwise I'm fine (not overweight, blood pressure good, blood chemistry normal). So I eat a high-fiber, low-calorie diet, and I take a niacin supplement every day. So for me and my activity level, that's 2000 calories and 40g of fiber (10g soluble fiber)...

Cinnamon rolls are the superior option. By all criteria, across all boards.

The bare-bones essentials? Right now, at this very moment? for me and my gaming group? We would need four things. The 5E core rulebooks, because that's the game we're running. "Tasha's Cauldron of Everything," because half my party is using custom ancestries and subclasses therein. There are...

Ah, okay. I was really confused there for a minute. D&D hadn't changed; it's still the same ink on the same paper, on the same bookshelf in our living rooms. We were the ones who changed. And I guess that explains why LevelUp 5E was written. And why WotC is updating it.

I must have been living under a rock; I didn't think it had changed very much in the last decade. Wasn't 5E released in 2014?

I think "Red Scare" in this context is being incorrectly used to describe fear-mongering...because it sounds scarier. Pretty ironic, imo.

This "only the ignorant would disagree with me" tone is really grating. Consider this: people opposed to AI actually do know what it is, how it is used, and who it affects, and that knowledge is why they are opposed to it.

Speaking only for myself? The rules aren't the meal, they're the plate it's served on. You need a plate in order to support the food, meals are messy without one and you can only eat very specific things without a plate. A good plate is strong enough to hold lots of food, is flexible enough...

Come on people, ranked polls aren't that hard to do. Just click the little arrow. I NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOUR FAVORITE TABLE SNACKS ARE.

On a summer road trip, I drove across Kansas for two weeks one Saturday.

I've never had Pip's Original. I'll have to give them a try! No argument from me on Voodoo Donut. I put them above Krispy Kreme, but only barely...they are both garbage options.

Nyeah, see, kids these days don respect nuttin! They out there puttin pineapple on peetsuh like some pink ol' Commie! I see them doin it, I sweah to gawd. It ain't American. (beat) Woah, dude! This place is putting pineapple on their 'zah! That's totally bogus! (beat) OMG, yall out...

Nationwide USA: Local bakery > Dunkin Donuts > Tim Horton's > Daylight Donuts > Voodoo Donut > Krispy Kreme Portland Oregon, specifically: Coco Donuts > Blue Star > Delicious Donuts > Voodoo Donut > Krispy Kreme

American Internet culture in a nutshell. It's even worse on Twitter. "Omigod have you heard of (common thing that I just recently became aware of)?! It's the (exaggerated intensifier) of all time!!! It is so (popular new slang term)!!!!" (string of emojis)