Can’t say I can relate–in my experience, women have been the ones who either think nothing of it or approve more (though it can border on infantalizing). But I’ve known some women who internalized the mysogyny they grew up in, and anything departing from “traditional” (i.e., toxic) masculinity in men threatens their worldview.

Our worldview is a bit like our gums–forms at an early age, and if we don’t regularly “floss” (challenging ourselves with growth and listening to differing perspectives), any challenge causes pain and discomfort. Flossing, like growing a worldview, isn’t pleasant at first, but we’re much healthier for it.

Yep, I know plenty of boomers and a few genX who literally went from work to the bar, and got home after their kids are asleep.

The bar is so low, Satan is tripping on it.

Yeah, but by putting up the “we don’t support this” banner, they won’t have to deal with the complaints in the first place.

It’s also possible they want people to use Chromium for telemetry or other data-collection reasons, not sure.

Toronto Transit Commission. Donald loves to ride the rocket.

The use of the word “slavery” is strange, but there are plenty of Christians who took this view of marriage. The Quakers pretty much died out because they believed celibacy was better than marriage.

Sort of. I imagine the idea is they only need to test on Chromium-based browsers.

Yep, I always thought the cartoon renditions of a green blob on top of a brown stick were more realistic than they are.

The logic is men who are so emotionally crippled that any display of empathy or affection threatens their fragile sense of masculinity and undermines their false sense of worth as solely a financial provider, which feeds into their fears of what they’ve missed, so they ridicule and insult as a defense mechanism. Or something.

It’s getting better each year, as more dads are more involved in their families. Had a conversation at work not too long ago where a gen X guy thought it was weird that a millennial dad wouldn’t go to the bar after work because he wanted to spend time with his kid. The gen X guy looked around at the rest of us as if millennial dad was crazy, but he finally realized that he was the odd one out.

I mean, we’re having kids, so we’re not all soft…

Anyone else initially missed seeing the fourth finger and thought the debris was being handled by a Muppet?

Yeah, this looks like a ponzi scheme using (useless) real estate. Can’t say I feel bad for whoever gets stuck with it. Sucks that everyone else has to deal with inflated housing prices because of it, though.

“Yeah, but my PC doesn’t handle it well. If my PC were upgraded, it could really gen some AI.”

I dunno… it looks like his shroom friend might shank you for that

To be fair, there’s gotta be a point where this classifies as “outdoors”, but that’s a sweet setup

Nah bro, it’s the 5G that’s stickifying the dust

Haste isn’t a great spell, even twinned by a sorcerer.

The moment the caster loses concentration, the recipients lose an entire turn. Even if the fight lasts a few turns and you manage to keep concentration, you’re sacrificing a lot of action economy for that extra action. And if you do lose concentration, you’re likely in a net negative for action economy.

At higher difficulties, it’s even worse. The extra action only grants at most one attack (the extra action ignores the Extra Attack feature). And enemies are smart enough to do everything they can to pile damage on your caster until it drops.

It’s not a bad spell, but it’s not the gamechanger lots of people seem to think it is. Especially with items like haste potions and haste spore grenades, which can’t be interrupted (though still need to be timed well).

The massage table cushion

700cm

Scammer 1: “I thought you said his bank account looked like a phone number!?”

Scammer 2: “$9.11 does look like a phone number”