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It's unfortunate in this case because I really like the company's product, but between the owner's behavior and the cease and desist letters he's defending, I'm probably gonna stop buying them.

I'm not sure where the line is but once a company reaches a certain size I think the owner going into small online spaces to argue with people about that company's actions becomes extremely off putting behavior.

I would probably describe it more harshly but this is pretty much where I landed after discovering it a few years ago. It's more of a vibe than a genre.

I hate (most of) the humor in the books but still enjoyed them quite a lot. For me part of the initial draw is that the situation Carl finds himself in is horrific, and the books don't really shy away from that.

Needing to be supervised like toddlers is a fair description of probably 90% of the people I've played games with. Not usually because of aggressive rules exploits but more like actual toddlers. They'll stick something in an electrical outlet or eat their food before it cools down.

New cat acquired. She seems very calm and never hissed or swatted at us while meeting her, packing her up, and taking her to the vet. Fingers crossed my cat will get along with her.

Most of the people I've ever known who disagree with this are either people who are going to watch ~8 hours of tv every day anyway or people who just have the TV on a second monitor while they play video games. It doesn't really need to be good, just on, being good is a bonus.

I get around this problem by knowing two things about 99% of my friends. I've learned that if they recommend something to me, they don't mean "I think you, gnarlygninja, will like this" but "I liked this." I've also learned that most of my friends have what I will diplomatically call very...

I understand that words meaning more than one thing makes communicating more difficult but I promise you that being naughty word to people on the internet will not change that.

Good start but you'd need to carry on like this across dozens of topics every year. It should sound more aggrieved too.

Starting a countdown til one user finds that topic and begins sealioning.

Today I set out to adopt a second cat so mine would have a friend, which I've been meaning to do since my roommate's cat he bullied into being his friend died but kept putting off. I went in with clear guidelines for the type of cat I was looking for and promptly threw them all out the window...

What about pitching pineapples at my players?

I've gotten so used to the pizza being a metaphor I get genuinely confused when people start talking about actual pizzas on this site.

This is basically imagining being a comic book hero, but actually being helpful. Nothing wrong with that. Definitely better than dressing as a bat and punching people.

Today I realized one of the things I'd do if I had naughty word you money is keep a lawyer around specifically to cite in internet arguments, and I'm not sure I like what that says about me.

A House with Good Bones, and I think The Hollow Places are both set around the same fictional North Carolina town too. I think the highs of her contemporary horror are higher than the historical ones I've read, but they drop off hard after the monsters show up.

The editing of D20 also helps a lot with the viewing experience.

Or ants, dragons, eagles, clouds or coins.

I was definitely including the founders but I thought it might be a bit too inflammatory to mention them.