Piracy wizards may teach you a homing missile spell of linking a magnet to someone and then sending a torrent of bits and pieces their way.

Lightning wizards can teach you how systematically shocking your minions should to some extent boost their efficiency in the same amount of time. They call it ‘over clocking’.

And ‘distributed denial of service’ or ‘dedossery’, is a mastery of wizards who are just pissed, means sending a ton of said minions to one particular shitty tavern, ordering something and walking away en masse.

Probably the round thing (a shield?) fooled us both. For me it looked like a two-hander.

Althoigh this sword\katana discourse is all known at that point, I can’t help myself but adding rapier at the western side to spice things up.

Would rapier\katana comparison work better?

Just how long is that? I struggle to calculate it from what I see.

It causes a little uptick in the defeatist sentiments, but not that big even in Belgorod. Monopoly over media does it’s thing. Since the fall of Wagner, even Kursk hasn’t caused that level of confusion.

He isn’t the one responsible, but I can see his henchmen being more comfortable without that.

Fleshlight Don.

Where’s track_shovel in this thread?

Him being afraid of debating Harris again makes me believe he’s a little less braindead than I could assume, lmao.

Does they encourage people to buy upvotes in friendly subreddits? Either they are not friendly or them buying internet points is even more useless than I thought.

I installed it once and after a period of time I still couldn’t get it. As she doesn’t bring anything to the conversation (but reaponses on your input), she is mostly useless to me personally. But I can see desperate persons wanting to talk to a mirror if everything else fails.

Is wishing it’d be against a coffin against the rules of that community?

Something-something a thousand monkeys with typewriters demented gramps spouting random bullshit. Given enough time, they are sure to produce something that sticks.

We was surprised that Hesbollah used pagers, a thing so outdated that only some select professions still use it, but we choose to navigate our lives following a 2k years old scripture.

It is curated by our posters though, and the most what is posted there is of a higher quality, thanks to people who put that effort.

It is, absofuckinglutelly.

It’s just the poor execution of a poor joke. The base is that conflict over a girl in a first grade, then anon diverts our expectations by saying he is a teacher. Pretty basic and srupid in itself, and anon failed at delivering that imho.

Wait, what? Anon is an adult and beats a firstgrader over a girl child? Whaaaaaaaaaaaa

If the Reich is ethernal, their sleep should be too.

pocket_sand protocol: engaged

Glad to hear your points fleshed out.

As I read this thread and your response to my jaggernaut quote, I feel like it’d be okay to reduce my view of Google from an american pov (and I’m russian lol) to some artifact from a folklore tale, like a sure-striking sword. The carrier of such pointy thing concluded it pierces the heath of their enemies by itself and never fails, but is oblivious to other properties it has. They would have a great time weilding it, occasionally getting a king’s contract and their daughter’s hand, but them putting their whole life on the line depending on a behavior of such an unpredictable magic thing. That is a very insecure position to be in. And anti-trust legistations are kinda nice, but touting them as an adequate and a timely measure sounds kinda weak in a world where corpos like Big Mouse can shape and abuse patent law to it’s profits, and Google isn’t better.