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This is probably true, but I remember Blockbuster was good at renting out trash movies. While Netflix does this also, some of them no streaming service wants to or can pick up today. Like the old Mario movie or the weird Red Riding Hood movie with Henry Cavill. That being said, I still wouldn't bring it back.

From what I learned and understood about the Bible, Jesus decided everyone was doing an awful job at following gods law, so he introduced the golden rule. Even with that simplification, people gave a hard time understanding. As far as I'm concerned, things like homosexuality would be cleared according to Jesus's guideline.

I think I may, I think I might, have some human tonight.

I just like the way it feels. Though because of all the risks, I wouldn't do it except at home or similar environments.

Yeah, that's what I mean. To work anywhere in my field, I'll need to pack up and move, finding an apartment on my own and still taking care of myself, while on a salary that's not particularly great.

Yeah, I loved graduating with an environmental degree, and the only relevent jobs being hours away.

It's easy for me to remember. I made a cute soundtrack for an anniversary. I miss that relationship sometimes, but I try to convince myself leaving helped me grow.

Depends on the context for me. There are definitely times I'd rather be face to face, but there are also times I'd rather text.

Roll20 stats one year showed primarily 5e, but that's also what it works best with (in my opinion), and I think general sentiment has changed for d&d generally. My group started with 5e, but we haven't really played it much recently. My first group we never did d&d, though started and never finished multiple. So I don't think so, but it's one of the more popularized options.

Just finished a long campaign using a system loosely based on 5e based on Animorphs that my friend made. Has entirely new classes, races, feats, and abilities.

Too many people have no idea how steak cooks. Which is fine, if you're kind enough to ask or describe the way you want it cooked. But I once served a customer at a restaurant that ordered a medium steak. When I delievred the steak, she rudely asked, "why is there pink in it? I ordered it medium!" Absolutely insufferable. Shortly afterwards, the restaurant provided cards that show steak temps to avoid such an encounter.

I've had my ham radio license for sixish years now? Still don't own a radio though.