The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Maxperson]

I wish folks would stop parroting that they were promised Chicago deep dish and then never got it. You were never promised!

Thus proving that even parrot DMs complain about pizza.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Watching Bob World Builder's (public) Patron video about his new 5E and Shadowdark book on building and stocking dungeons.

I get the value of having a ton of YouTubers creating at least a single entry for a book -- they're his peers and it's a good bet they will mention the project on their own channels -- but boy, I'm tired of pretending some of these folks are brand name designers. I know this is the era we live in, where everyone is supposed to have a brand, but it can be exhausting.

That said, the overall book looks very good and I'm excited about it.

 

[Ryujin]

Forget parrots. Keep your eye on the sparrow.

 

[billd91]

 

[Ryujin]

Right time, wrong show

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

Forget parrots. Keep your eye on the sparrow.

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Blake died late last year, and of course OJ passed away two days ago. Have we run out of celebrities who famously escaped a criminal conviction for killing their spouse and then got raked over the coals in a follow-up civil case, or have I forgotten someone?

 

[Ryujin]

Blake died late last year, and of course OJ passed away two days ago. Have we run out of celebrities who famously escaped a criminal conviction for killing their spouse and then got raked over the coals in a follow-up civil case, or have I forgotten someone?

I can't think of any still living who might have gotten away with literal murder, but plenty who did lesser crimes.

 

[prabe]

I can't think of any still living who might have gotten away with literal murder, but plenty who did lesser crimes.

Unless, of course, you're willing to broaden your definition of "celebrity."

 

[Ryujin]

Unless, of course, you're willing to broaden your definition of "celebrity."

I'd argue that people who are famous either for doing a crime or are famous for being famous ("influencers", etc.) aren't real celebrities.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I'd argue that people who are famous either for doing a crime or are famous for being famous ("influencers", etc.) aren't real celebrities.

I will not stand for any Angelyne slander. (Whom I mostly knew from her appearance in the Moonlighting opening credits, to be fair, before moving to Southern California.)