Replying to @c3141tw @BriannaWu
I'm Commander Sephardi, and this is my favorite falafel on the Citadel!
Replying to @BriannaWu
Agree with Brianna. This is such a completely unforced error. There was no reason to tread into the GaaS service model...twice, and then backtrack on the second game and churn out a mediocre action RPG. Can Larian purchase the rights to ME and DA?
Replying to @BrianAtlas
It doesn't. It literally means nothing and only hurts your pride or makes you self-conscious if it bothers you. Assuming she is faithful to you, you have nothing to worry about. Date who you want and stop creating arbitrary restrictions. Men are getting laid record lows anyway
Replying to @BreakingPointsx @esaagar
Oh, for fuck's sake, it's a form email that goes out to anyone who fits a certain content vertical and has the right metrics. They didn't target Breaking Points because they thought it would be a great candidate. You're blowing up some coordinator who was told to email 500 people
Replying to @KimIversenShow
It's just wild to me that somehow the Arab world has convinced people like you that they're the hapless victims in all of this. They've started literally every war in that region, including this one
Replying to @wil_da_beast630
One of them would have been Muhammad, even atheists are too scared to do that...
Replying to @hibgia @daveweigel
To all you youngin's out there, it was that long ago that this was considered a substantial amount of money
Replying to @daveweigel
Also, the inventor of the Jump To Conclusions....Mat. it had different conclusions that you could....jump to.
Replying to @wil_da_beast630
To be fair, the other side of the coin is that dinner can be an expensive commitment for someone I've never met before. That said, I've gone out for dinner tons and it's usually fine. But I can see both sides of the argument.
Replying to @zionfuturist @MaxNordau
I feel like this is more of an indictment on the cost of burritos than anything else. Hole in the wall Mexican restaurants used to charge hole in the wall prices.
Replying to @MaxNordau
It's not even $3.8 billion. 90% of that "aid" to Israel goes directly back into the US economy because it is really just a voucher for US defense contractors who then pay taxes on any profits they earn from it.
Replying to @BridgetPhetasy
For real! Especially when people use the most maximalist language for the everything they have political opposition to like "genocide" for war, "ethnic cleansing" for population transfer, etc. This is terrorism, plain and simple. Stop sugarcoating it.
Replying to @mehdirhasan
Yeah, I mean I'm pretty much in agreement with you, but then if that's true, Israel's sovereignty is earned and therefore legitimate. It fought to establish itself and it fought off the people trying to stop it from doing so. We agree, fellow Zionist.
Replying to @mkhammer
The reality is that "ideology" and "business" don't mix unless the business IS the ideology. You would get the same outcome if you created a Demcratic bar, a Conservative bar, or a Libertarian bar. A bar needs to be created for the sole purpose of getting you plastered.
Replying to @yanisvaroufakis
You know there are legitimate instances of Israeli soldiers doing doings they shouldn't. When you lie like this, you undermine your entire cause. You can just tell the truth.
Replying to @EliLake
This is another example of European denial of Islamic extremism. And yet, people seem clueless as to why there's a right-wing wave sweeping across Europe. If right-wing lunatics are the only ones who will stop the barbarians at the gate, people will vote for right-wing lunatics.


