@epiphanyengine

Strategy | Culture | Leadership | Analogue Games. He | Him. Not posting much here anymore, find me where the skies are blue.

 Melbourne, Victoria
Joined February 2016
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Sam
@SamCKxJul 25
Not sure if everyone is fully aware of what is facing Andrew Tate right now. If the US extradite him, he will likely face trial in the UK, facing potentially 20+ years in jail if found guilty. Once he's served his time/been acquitted, he would be transferred to Romania and face similar sentencing there if found guilty. If not extradited, he will have to return to Romania to face trial there, facing potentially 20+ years in jail if found guilty. Once he's served his time there/been acquitted, he would be transferred to the UK to face his charges there. There is no scenario where he can realistically avoid trials in both the UK and Romania, unless he literally spends the rest of his life on the run. There's a strong possibility he could spend the rest of his life in jail.
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Replying to @garychalkpics
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Replying to @xtonix86 @perhapsaredneck @Qldaah
Oh so sorry, didn’t realise you knew more about this topic than the fucking National Museum of Australia. I will bow down to your expertise in this matter, world class vexillologist that you clearly are.
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Ah, I was going to compliment Sci-Fi on his fit.
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Replying to @TimClarePoet
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From Peter Capaldi’s interview with The Guardian:
Text: Before he leaves we return to the subject of actors from privileged backgrounds. He says he feels mean, like he took unfair advantage of them in their absence. “It’s not their fault,” he says. “It’s just that there’s less and less of my lot in the arts.” And this concerns him, he continues, because “people of all backgrounds are sophisticated, are interesting, are equally prone to tragedy and joy. Any art that articulates that is a comfort. Art is the ultimate expression of you are not alone, wherever you are, whatever situation you are in. Art is about reaching out. So I think it’s wrong to allow one strata of society to have the most access.”

ALT Text: Before he leaves we return to the subject of actors from privileged backgrounds. He says he feels mean, like he took unfair advantage of them in their absence. “It’s not their fault,” he says. “It’s just that there’s less and less of my lot in the arts.” And this concerns him, he continues, because “people of all backgrounds are sophisticated, are interesting, are equally prone to tragedy and joy. Any art that articulates that is a comfort. Art is the ultimate expression of you are not alone, wherever you are, whatever situation you are in. Art is about reaching out. So I think it’s wrong to allow one strata of society to have the most access.”

jobo ☽@jcklesfreckles13 Sep 2024
i don’t think he’s ever said anything wrong in his entire life
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Replying to @boardgamebbq
Vampire: the Eternal Struggle, going strong! Garfield’s second trading card game (between Magic and Netrunner), celebrating its 30th anniversary this month. It is still one of the finest multiplayer games I’ve ever played.
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I don’t usually comment on these, but wonder if they realise that they’ve got a quote from a playwright who was seen as dangerously intellectual, anti-war and proto-feminist? I know this type of fash account pond-scum is ahistorical by design, but seriously, get a damn grip.
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Replying to @boardgamebbq
Nights of Fire!
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A solo Sunday afternoon game of Nights of Fire. I like the designers and many of the themes, but tend to return to its predecessor, Days of Ire, over this one. Nights feels oddly swingy after a handful of plays- either total Soviet victory or a revolutionary success.
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