Unpopular opinions go here

[Faolyn]

Last week, a friend got asked if she minded if the bagger put the watermelon on top of the bread

I'm pretty sure I've had breads with crusts hard enough to stand up to a watermelon!

 

[Jd Smith1]

I don't believe role playing games are an inherently dangerous activity that requires safety tools any more than most other social activities. If some groups want to use them, that's fine, but I won't ever use them for any game I'm running. And if a player was insistant, I'd suggest they find another game to participate in.

My view exactly. And I've been gaming since 1979.

I recently had a player leave my group because of something along those lines. The funny thing is that he went through a horror campaign without an issue, but a post-apoc setting did him in. He didn't suggest cards, but he did politely drop out.

 

[Thomas Shey]

I'm pretty sure I've had breads with crusts hard enough to stand up to a watermelon!

Given I've seen sourdough you could shank a fool with, I wouldn't be surprised.

 

[overgeeked]

Well, it’s true…and unpopular.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Though I'm amused at how long it took me to figure out you were talking about the Culinary Institute of America rather than the Central Intelligence Agency.

No I wasn’t.

Actually, I used that acronymic uncertainty as inspiration for a campaign idea.

Out of the frying pan, into the fire

A secret organization has fallen on hard times. In an effort to revitalize its ranks and reclaim its place in the world of shadows, they decided to recruit new agents from the ranks of the CIA.

Unfortunately, the recruitment process has gone awry because one of the divisions hardest hit was HR. And someone scouting out new agents didn’t realize that in addition to the Central Intelligence Agency, there was also a Culinary Institute of America.

Can the new recruits handle the transition from Sweet & Sour to Sig Sauers?

 

[MGibster]

Actually, I used that acronymic uncertainty as inspiration for a campaign idea.

I love the sweet & sour to sig sauers tag!

 

[Divine2021]

This thread has just become another “I didn’t comment” in another thread thing. Pure evidence, if anymore was needed, that some people who comment here take themselves too seriously and can’t stand people with opinions different than ones they hold themselves. For example; if you’re the type of person who thinks you’re in the right to challenge some randos opinion on an internet message board, perhaps you should consider going outside for a bit.

Also, the “I have more years of experience than you” canard is just plain old silly. Nobody cares.

 

[payn]

This thread has just become another “I didn’t comment” in another thread thing. Pure evidence, if anymore was needed, that some people who comment here take themselves too seriously and can’t stand people with opinions different than ones they hold themselves. For example; if you’re the type of person who thinks you’re in the right to challenge some randos opinion on an internet message board, perhaps you should consider going outside for a bit.

Also, the “I have more years of experience than you” canard is just plain old silly. Nobody cares.

Hi, welcome.

 

[Jd Smith1]

This thread has just become another “I didn’t comment” in another thread thing. Pure evidence, if anymore was needed, that some people who comment here take themselves too seriously and can’t stand people with opinions different than ones they hold themselves. For example; if you’re the type of person who thinks you’re in the right to challenge some randos opinion on an internet message board, perhaps you should consider going outside for a bit.

Also, the “I have more years of experience than you” canard is just plain old silly. Nobody cares.

The irony of this post is amazing.

 

[Aldarc]

Germany makes better bread than the United States. It's arguably has the best bread in Europe for that matter.