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One of our local private schools is named for someone truly awful (even after accounting for why the school was founded)...

Wooooooooooowwwww there's named after someone controversial or dodgy or with allegations around them, and then there's named after a guy...

Today I encountered a new word: belletristic Writing that is artistic, with an aesthetic readers enjoy and return to for that alone.

TIL that Heddi Lamar was an inventor who helped develop the system that powers both torpedoes and bluetooth.

The media in general was, as the laws around it tended to be a lot more restrictive. The situation we have now though isn't the laws...

Finally saw this tonight. It occurs to me that Garland could have saved a lot of money in the civil unrest scenes by just filming it a...

I think that, from the 60s to the 90s, there was significantly more freedom in war reporting, but prior to the 60s is was very heavily...

I should reload avowed. i got about 10 hours in before the companions annoyed me to death. Or go back to Outer Worlds 2, but it did not...

Londoner here, born in the sound of Bow Bells so very much technically a Cockney. Still live in London, back in North London (near...

No, I noticed the St Paul’s thing as well, because one of my nieces nearly went there. I was also one of a few people who noticed that...

So does setting after the game, though. They both have the same issue - you have to pick a "canon". Also you're massively overselling...

So, if I understand correctly, unless you are actively shoveling money at WotC, you are not a fan of D&D?

You keep making these claims about what people are saying, but include no quotes. Reading the thread nobody is saying what you're...

I played a lot of Neverwinter Night 2 as a lad - the camera in BG3 didn’t faze me at all. But I guess other genres may have less...

Yes, Sherlock is terrible for this. Elementary is a lot better in almost every way, not least in the portrayal of Holmes as someone who...