Its a hatelicious crimenut even.

Bulbapedia says 1’, 4 pounds.

Fortunately people have alternatives to driving and walking, because predatory birds (and some insects) grow large enough to carry a human.

Because its zero-effort to make a functional forum (no hosting or backend to be set up) and you have almost full control over the space / it’s isolated from other communities (unlike reddit)

EDIT: I don’t like discord either, but I can see why content creators and the likes would prefer it to other forums

I like to watch twitch streams and play modded videogames (minecraft, lethal company, valheim). Every single twitch streamer has their own discord. Fine I guess, they want control over their space and it’s full of cat pics and tattoos anyway. But the mod makers do the same, patch notes on discord, feature discussion on discord, some even close their githubs and want bugs on discord. I don’t want to be part of your shitty community, I want to know which recolored slime is killing me through walls so I can disable it in the configs. And because the discord search is garbage, I still have to sift through racist memes and wildly outdated info to find what I need.

Crop dusting your annoying coworkers on your way out of the office has proven mental health benefits

1 kg

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Don’t you mean one pound, abbreviated lb?

Dilbert often has single-punchline strips where the punchline is spread over multiple panels, followed by someone commenting on the punchline. The punchline is usually that Dilbert is the smart straight man and everyone around him is incompetent (The same thing is made fun of in the pony comic). Finally, Adams has a bad habit of drawing his characters chest-up, hiding most of the character behind the desk or the edge of the panel (so he does not have to draw hands).

Those are the the things made fun of in the zippy strip, first the characters point out how you only see the top of them, then the “joke” is a jab at the repetitive punchlines, then the boss follows up with a nonsensical comment on the punchline. The stilted speech and Zippy standing behind the corner in the final panel are more in line with the Zippy comic strips than with Dilbert.

Bashing Dillweed will never be not funny

He is meant to be James Bond if Bond was a 69’er instead of an English Gentleman

Wegen der fabel von hase und igel. Außerdem impliziert das mem mit den originalköpfen inzest

My friend, I am afraid the internet might have been made for an entirely different purpose.

He means to say that the partner might have an uterus

The salad is 100% caesar tho

Everything can be a slur if we put our hearts into it ❤

Factorio teaches that planning and preparation takes hours but saves days.

He will ask you to keep his wife’s name out of your fucking mouth (ง’̀-‘́)–@)｡•́‿•̀｡)۶

Srd on CE characters:

Chaotic Evil, “Destroyer”

A chaotic evil character does whatever his greed, hatred, and lust for destruction drive him to do. […] If he is simply out for whatever he can get, he is ruthless and brutal.

Evil is not a religion or a life philosophy in third edition anymore. A CE character does not need to commit evil for the sake of evil, they need just to be ‘out for whatever [they] can get’. Think about the typical CE goblins.

It’s only ‘real evil’ if it is done for the sake of evil itself? Thats a pretty hot take.

Benefit or harm to random others is an irrelevant side effect.

This in itself is evil, because it puts the interests of others below your own. The old school characters were ‘neutral’ because they either still cared about someone in the end (even if it was their friends only), because they still drew a line somewhere when exploiting others, but mostly because they existed in the same books as comically evil kill-everyone villains and demons and it was easy say “well they are not as evil as Yeenoghu, so neutral it is”

social climbing boot licker

This one would not necessarily be chaotic, after all a social hierarchy is still a form of order. It would depend on whether they truly believe that they have a “place” in the hierarchy where they belong, or whether they see it just as a means to an end.