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

[Deset Gled]

Take it to the real thread, guys.

 

[prabe]

Take it to the real thread, guys.

To be clear, I'm mostly objecting to people bringing that crap here. I'm not in those threads for reasons.

 

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and I see you're back to your previous behavior that got you a warning

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Aubrey Plaza : Safety Not Guaranteed :: Cristin Miloti : Palm Springs

Discuss.

 

[Ryujin]

Aubrey Plaza : Safety Not Guaranteed :: Cristin Miloti : Palm Springs

Discuss.

I have seen both, but I remember "Safety Not Guaranteed."

 

[Gradine]

I've not seen Safety Not Guaranteed yet but from what I know of the other film, my guess is that she

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utilizes whatever the high-concept conceit of the film is to actual practical purpose and solves their shared problem while her male counterpart screws around being extremely morally questionable?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Every DM should watch Safety Not Guaranteed. It's a great time travel movie that uses time travel for what most people would use it for -- not killing Hitler, but attempting to fix their own past.

It would be an interesting way to run @Piratecat's Timewatch, for instance, in lieu of raptor people and cockroach people trying to manipulate the timeline. (But just as likely to get you in trouble with the Timewatch themselves, of course.)

 

[Asisreo]

"I am incapable of deliverying chinese food on time, and I insist that being an hour late to deliver still qualifies me to have the full payment of the meal plus tips."

Nah.

 

[Davies]

I've not seen Safety Not Guaranteed yet but from what I know of the other film, my guess is that she

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utilizes whatever the high-concept conceit of the film is to actual practical purpose and solves their shared problem while her male counterpart screws around being extremely morally questionable?

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Nope.

 

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[Hussar]

That, at least, was refreshingly honest.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Is it just me, or does anyone else find it mildly perplexing when someone's first post on a forum is to a thread that died out five years ago? I mean, did they start reading the forum from the earliest archived thread or something, and just didn't notice the dates on the posts?
It's been so many years since I changed the settings on this forum I don't even remember how it's configured when you first sign up...

 

[Ryujin]

Is it just me, or does anyone else find it mildly perplexing when someone's first post on a forum is to a thread that died out five years ago? I mean, did they start reading the forum from the earliest archived thread or something, and just didn't notice the dates on the posts?
It's been so many years since I changed the settings on this forum I don't even remember how it's configured when you first sign up...

I used to wonder about that so I asked a couple of people who did it, immediately after signing up. They found the posts with a Google search and were looking for assistance with the same issue.

 

[Mad_Jack]

I used to wonder about that so I asked a couple of people who did it, immediately after signing up. They found the posts with a Google search and were looking for assistance with the same issue.

Well, that makes sense... I dunno, maybe I've just gotten old enough that I've been internet-ing long enough to have learned to always check the dates on things.

 

[payn]

Well, that makes sense... I dunno, maybe I've just gotten old enough that I've been internet-ing long enough to have learned to always check the dates on things.

LOL half the time newcomers are like, "didnt see alignment ever discussed on this 20+ year old site, so here goes...."

 

[trappedslider]

LOL half the time newcomers are like, "didnt see alignment ever discussed on this 20+ year old site, so here goes...."

But my take is new and refreshing I swear

 

[overgeeked]

Well, that makes sense... I dunno, maybe I've just gotten old enough that I've been internet-ing long enough to have learned to always check the dates on things.

Considering how cyclical and repetitious most RPG discussions are at the best of times it’s probably easier to not care about the dates and just post. Might even nudge things towards something akin to institutional memory rather than thinking every random thought or idea is fresh and new.

 

[overgeeked]

Ah. I see we’re at the stage of the disagreement where you appeal to your bank account as proof you know more about RPGs than anyone else.