Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Scribe]

The number of folks who get suckered in by quackery or simply making their own bad decisions is unfortunately large.

There used to be a show on TV in which 2 plastic surgeons were correcting botched or ill-advised procedures.* Some of the clients were regular joes, some were celebrities. It lasted a couple of seasons; I watched a couple episodes out of morbid curiosity.

One who stood out was an “internet famous” guy who was a real body modification junkie. HE wanted them to upgrade some of his previous procedures…some of which involved implants he had created himself. As I recall, they turned him down.

I don’t know who made the decision, but I imagine the screaming of their malpractice lawyers was a factor.





* there was a similar, contemporaneous show that did likewise with tattoos.

I think I saw that episode of Botched waiting in a hotel room, cable is weird, and the drug company commercials on US cable, wow!

The tattoo show was also cool for a few seasons.

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If someone had told me 3 weeks ago that I would be looking to play a Goblin Monkey Ranger in a story focused RPG, I would have laughed it off as a non-starter.

Now, I just want to get the time to play my Goblin Monkey Ranger, and change my avatar without Snarf getting after me again...

Oh and this is the 2nd RPG with a Ranger that makes me want to play Rangers. Please Wizards, fix your naughty word.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Someone on EvilBuy is trying to sell a copy of Casca: The Eternal Mercenary #1 by Barry Saddler for $1400...

There are several other copies available for around $100 or less.

The exact amount they're asking for this copy is rather specific, so it's almost certainly not a typo.

I can only assume (pardon the book pun) that this individual has completely lost the plot...