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Ok, I have no idea what you are talking about. At no point did I say Amazon workers are asked to carry firearms or any of the other strawmen you introduced into your argument. I recommend you go back and reread your post and my response. The topic was wages and that is what I addressed. Since...

What's the housing situation like if you earn $36k/year? Can you afford food, regular doctors/dentists visits (let alone an emergency), a social life and whatever else qualifies as a basic standard of living on that wage?

Actually, it should tell us as much about what a teacher makes as it does an Amazon employee. Crap wages are crap wages regardless of the job. I have friend who is currently working in an Amazon warehouse and, based on prior conversations with him, I think he would disagree with the premise that...

I'm guessing it has more to do with paying residuals than a tax break but I could be way off base.

Wow, that David Zaslav guy sure is popular. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/david-zaslav-booed-boston-university-graduation-writers-strike-1235497440/

The voices seem a bit off but it's certainly interesting.

And stray from the MCU formula? Blasphemy!! ;)

He did but I think whacking someone with your lute is really stretching what a weapon should be.

I enjoyed the movie but was baffled why Pine's character never had a weapon.

It's been so long since I read them but I went with The Shadow Over Innsmouth. I remember loving that story

I don't watch much comedy but recently I have watched a bunch of Ricky Gervais. Hysterical!

I never would have thought I would have any desire to see this movie but it looks like a riot. I won't see it in theaters, but I will see it.

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Luckily, I have Oreos and I believe I shall have some soon. :) As I said in my prior post, we obviously are defining our terms differently and since that's the case this will just become a circular discussion (well, already has). I'll bow out instead of continuing, and if you get your hands on...

Sorry Snarf, you are usually pretty good at adding nuance to the topics you engage in on these boards but here, in part, you failed on that front. You give a brief summary of The Pinkertons, even if it started a bit snarky, which does help to add some history to the conversation (did you Google...

"I apologize for sending people to your home to intimidate you and to demand you return something that you didn't steal. You should just be grateful we didn't choose a more civilized, polite manner of contacting you and straightening this out with a conversation first because man, polite...

Obviously, we have different definition of cookie cutter, and I think yours is also different than the poster you originally responded to about this. If there are two wizards in my campaign and one has a 16 intelligence and the other an 18 intelligence then assuming each is the character's...

I think you are really bending the intended meaning of "cookie cutter".

What?!?! You're saying people talk past each other on the internet. That's just crazy! ;)

There may be a semantic difference between unlucky and unfair but I doubt many younger players, and some older, are going to look at it with that level of nuance. Player A will just see that his highest roll is a 15 and Player B has a 16 and an 18 and feel like it's unfair. In the end it is...