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When ignoring came up the other day I did a count of my list. A healthy 29.

The hunt for good olives is never ending! Good luck!

Kalamata olives, the good ones at least, are larger and have a purple sheen. So, @prabe, yes they are shinier. @Dannyalcatraz, maybe your grail olives were just good kalamata?

I managed to hold my peace earlier, but I can be quiet no longer! Anchovies are the second best thing to put on pizza. (Kalamata olives are #1.)

Nothing that you're aware off.

1980's Urban Fantasy 3 outta 4 challenges successful!

The sunlit upper world is also a good place to murder a rival and blame it on them dirty sun lighters.

@TheSword out of curiosity, is there any reason you're running this with DnD instead of Warhammer?

Saw it last night. I enjoyed it. It's a solid, middle range Marvel movie. (Most of them are.) Anthony Mackie is always very likeable. And he had a good supporting cast. Overall it didn't do a great job of building suspense. Which is a let down for something that's supposed to be an MCU...

Wait, that isn't how painting minis works? My latest purchase was Pendragon 6e.

Sounds amazing and totally insane. Would play the hell out of it.

I don't think I've ever had one of my posts quoted so much. Clearly stinky feet in a can moves deep feelings.

There's a time and place for Kraft's stinky feet in a can. But I would never call it "the good stuff."

I had to google Fangface. Recognised it as soon as I saw the image. But I can't help notice it's genre was listed as "horror." Lol.

Oh, just remembered! My wife has recently started experimenting with using soft tofu as a dairy replacement. Throw it in a blender, works really well. e.g.: last night we had a pesto "cream" sauce. Lovely.

As for tastes changing from childhood to adulthood. Is it not because ou taste buds die off as we age? Thus something we thought had an unbearably strong flavour then, we know think are tasty.

Meanwhile, so many threads I want to pop into and say "Ya know, HERO System already does that." Or Ars Magica.

I have no doubt I will walk out of the cinema saying things like "Well they eff'd up here and here and here." "All they had to do with that was this." And almost certianly "That's the most wishy washy way to (mis)treat a modern neo-colonial war over valuable resources." And that is some of the...

BUt hey, I'm still gonnna go see it.

My suspenders of disbelief are helped by having a plausible story. Plausible for the story world, that is. So, for example, Falcon and the Winter Soldier failed at delivering in-world plausibility. It was confused nonsense that wanted to look like it was doing a thing, without doing the thing...