@Crazy_Cavalier Whatever your intention, a list like this naturally leads to harassment and disparagement. As you know, it's assur to even praise someone if that will cause people to disparage them. So yeah, people are right that this is lashon hara.
@boymonster Very simple. It's a hack of the Quiet Year, in which you create a mob organization. But at the beginning, someone says, "That f-ing nobody was John Wick. They call him Baba Yaga."
Then at the end of the year, John Wick, like the Frost Shepherds, comes and the game just ends.
@DavidAFrench Hey! Stop writing sensible things (of exactly the same sort you were writing at the Dispatch)! Glenn Greenwald doesn't like that! Write something morally horrifying, like he does!
@jewishstudent1@AgudahNews Well, some of them, over the years, explicitly protected sex abusers, and some just helped out. Plenty of roles for all of them.
@madamscrewhead@jasoncordova6 An example besides DS from the TTRPG world might be Mork Borg. The book sets up a bunch of mysterious things going on in all parts of the game world, but there's no canonical answer. The thousands of third-party, fan-made material show that people wanted to "figure it out."
BREAKING: โL Train Naziโ Caught in the Act
For years, people have been reporting typographically similar โ1488โ tags (a Nazi slogan: https://t.co/mlPBKKSDWW) in the subway, most often along the L line.
As a result, the tagger was dubbed โthe L train Nazi.โ ๐งต
@johnbattle117 @Unenthuser On that latest review itself: I'm more tempted to buy The Isle because of the look inside he gave. His comments about the layout didn't bother me, and the beauty of the book and its progression is enticing, and I got that in a couple of minutes.
@johnbattle117 @Unenthuser One other good point about Ben Milton's reviewsโwhich I hope other reviewers would doโis that he shows you what's in the books in a pretty efficient manner. That has cost me a lot of money in the past, not because of what he said but because I got to see the contents.
@jewishstudent1 The problem with calling it mental gymnastics is that the phrase implies a level of skill and performance. It's more along the lines of "mental falling on the floor and breaking his nose."