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Palpek
Dec 27, 2008


Do you feel it, Zach?
My coffee warned me about it.


gently caress Your Website posted:

A joke I made lost me all my friends
Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!

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Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA Making my vegetarian daughter make her own meals?

Title basically sums it up I guess.

Daughter has decided she wants to be a vegetarian. I love meat and it’s very rare for me to go without some kind of meat at dinner.

My daughter naturally expects me to accommodate and cook vegetarian options for dinner too. I told her that if she wants to be vegetarian she can make her own dinner.

Wife told me I should cook veggie dinners for her, but shut up quickly after I asked if she wanted to start cooking dinner instead.

Naturally I am now the rear end in a top hat in all of this.

AITA?

Edit: daughter is 17


topic got locked because it was brigaded by the vegan subreddit lmao

DACK FAYDEN
Feb 25, 2013

Bear Witness

dudeness posted:

Counterpoint, maybe she really wanted to date one of the bad guys from Mad Max.
they do ride eternal

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA: I (22F) hung up on my boyfriend(20M) after he made a cancer joke that I didn't find funny.

To give some background: My boyfriend has a lump on his side that he has been worried about for a while now. He keeps telling me that he has cancer, which I have asked him multiple times to stop saying because I don't think it's a funny joke. I acknowledge that I may be sensitive about the topic because I was with my uncle (who basically took me in as a daughter) when he passed away from cancer. However I still don't think that it's something to joke about.

So I asked him repeatedly to go get it checked out rather than constantly telling me that he has cancer.

I phoned my boyfriend today on the way home from work and totally out of the blue he told me this elaborate story of how he went to the hospital today and he has to go to an oncologist because he has cancer. After I asked him to be serious with me and tell the truth he continued telling me that this was true. At this point I was really stressed out and overwhelmed, I then again asked him if he was messing with me to which he said "yes, he was joking" and so I immediately hung up the phone without saying anything and burst into tears because I was so worked up.

I phoned back like 3 minutes later to find out how much of the story was true but now my boyfriend says that I'm in the wrong and I handled it badly by hanging up. I don't think that I'm in the wrong here... So AITA for hanging up?

Edit: He did get the lump checked out today and it's not cancerous.

Schmeichy
Apr 22, 2007

2spooky4u


Smellrose

DACK FAYDEN posted:

they do ride eternal

tfw you realize you're the blood bag in the relationship

Sjs00
Jun 29, 2013

Yeah Baby Yeah !
gbs hates Funko Pop

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA: I (22F) hung up on my boyfriend(20M) after he made a cancer joke that I didn't find funny.

To give some background: My boyfriend has a lump on his side that he has been worried about for a while now. He keeps telling me that he has cancer, which I have asked him multiple times to stop saying because I don't think it's a funny joke. I acknowledge that I may be sensitive about the topic because I was with my uncle (who basically took me in as a daughter) when he passed away from cancer. However I still don't think that it's something to joke about.

So I asked him repeatedly to go get it checked out rather than constantly telling me that he has cancer.

I phoned my boyfriend today on the way home from work and totally out of the blue he told me this elaborate story of how he went to the hospital today and he has to go to an oncologist because he has cancer. After I asked him to be serious with me and tell the truth he continued telling me that this was true. At this point I was really stressed out and overwhelmed, I then again asked him if he was messing with me to which he said "yes, he was joking" and so I immediately hung up the phone without saying anything and burst into tears because I was so worked up.

I phoned back like 3 minutes later to find out how much of the story was true but now my boyfriend says that I'm in the wrong and I handled it badly by hanging up. I don't think that I'm in the wrong here... So AITA for hanging up?

Edit: He did get the lump checked out today and it's not cancerous.

https://www.nathanrabin.com/happy-p...ou-dont-have-to

A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 20:27 on May 21, 2019

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA Making my vegetarian daughter make her own meals?

Title basically sums it up I guess.

Daughter has decided she wants to be a vegetarian. I love meat and it’s very rare for me to go without some kind of meat at dinner.

My daughter naturally expects me to accommodate and cook vegetarian options for dinner too. I told her that if she wants to be vegetarian she can make her own dinner.

Wife told me I should cook veggie dinners for her, but shut up quickly after I asked if she wanted to start cooking dinner instead.

Naturally I am now the rear end in a top hat in all of this.

AITA?

Edit: daughter is 17


topic got locked because it was brigaded by the vegan subreddit lmao

Absolutely NTA if neither the wife nor daughter want to cook.

She’s 17 she needs to learn to cook her own stuff. Obviously not saying she needs to go out and buy her own food if they are willing to accommodate that she should cook for her self.

Xenocides
Jan 14, 2008

This world looks very scary....


Pick posted:

i guess if you NEVER intended to leave london EVER

(which londoners never do because brits cry if they have to leave buttingtonshire or whatever their goddamn weenis village is where their aunt's cow was born)

Lived in England and parts of Wales. Can confirm. Thought it was usually a sheep and not a cow in my experience.

SulfurMonoxideCute
Feb 9, 2008

I was under direct orders not to die
🐵❌💀

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA Making my vegetarian daughter make her own meals?

Title basically sums it up I guess.

Daughter has decided she wants to be a vegetarian. I love meat and it’s very rare for me to go without some kind of meat at dinner.

My daughter naturally expects me to accommodate and cook vegetarian options for dinner too. I told her that if she wants to be vegetarian she can make her own dinner.

Wife told me I should cook veggie dinners for her, but shut up quickly after I asked if she wanted to start cooking dinner instead.

Naturally I am now the rear end in a top hat in all of this.

AITA?

Edit: daughter is 17


topic got locked because it was brigaded by the vegan subreddit lmao

I'm gonna say NTA. My sister in law went vegan at 16, she immediately started preparing her own food without question becaise she respected the rest of her family still wanting to eat how they wanted. She would often make extra of her stuff in case anyone wanted any, and it was honestly really delicious. She was also happy to offer me her dairy free options of homemade cheese and ice cream because I'm lactose intolerant.

I might be biased about it being time to grow up and take care of yourself at 17 though because that's the age I moved out.

Xenocides
Jan 14, 2008

This world looks very scary....


Schmeichy posted:

I for one, want to hear more about the ex who makes this guy look good.

He was a really nice guy too but when he would get upset he would attack people in the street and mug them. When he really got going he would head out into the country and rape cows before tipping them over. She left him because she was worried this might constitute cheating.

Whorelord
May 1, 2013

Jump into the well...

Pick posted:

i guess if you NEVER intended to leave london EVER

(which londoners never do because brits cry if they have to leave buttingtonshire or whatever their goddamn weenis village is where their aunt's cow was born)

none of this is true but okay

there is literally no point of driving if you live in a city anywhere in the uk because you're always near public transport links/airports

Power Khan
Aug 20, 2011

by Fritz the Horse

gently caress Your Website posted:

A joke I made lost me all my friends

Hungarian grandfather. Jokes about

a.) Roma
b.) Jews

Hughlander
May 11, 2005

Schmeichy posted:

I for one, want to hear more about the ex who makes this guy look good.

Also, it's extremely sad to hear her worry about him putting their future kids in danger while being ok with him putting her in danger

The OP posted:

My last relationship, which was long distance, was by far the worst, and ended in the worst way possible.

Firstly, he was extremely controlling. He had all my passwords (while I didn’t have his), my locations, constantly accused me of cheating over the smallest details that didn’t even make sense, wouldn’t let me hang out with my cousins or certain people, set time limits to see my friends, wouldn’t let me use snap chat, couldn’t wear certain things, etc. We were always fighting and screaming... I remember always feeling so unhappy and wanting to pull my hair out from these fights that were based on false accusations. Even called me a stupid lying bitch because he SWORE I was cheating. I wasn’t.

Secondly, He told me he wished my breasts were bigger and pictured me with breast implants during his first trip to meet me. Obviously I was hurt by this comment because I believe if you truly love someone you accept them as they are. Looking back I believe this was due to his porn addiction. Because of this comment and discovering his porn addiction, I grew even more insecure than I already was. This also affected our relationship in many ways including our sex life. I didn’t feel comfortable having sex with him and would fight with him over his Instagram likes etc.

Then He told me he was suffering from depression so of course I wanted to support him and told him to get help. He refused to get help. Now, I’m not saying dating someone with depression makes you the worst person to date but I was feeling so run down and miserable especially with everything else that was happening. I wasn’t myself anymore. He isolated me from my family and friends, and I just felt lost. So, I broke it off. It did not go well, he would threaten to commit suicide and basically told me that I shouldn’t leave him because he was depressed. I told him that he needs help and it’s not my responsibility to fix him but I was trying to support him.

Now I’m single and this is the happiest I’ve felt. I get a message from him and he’s telling me he’s gonna commit suicide. (I’m going to skip some details here). Fast forward after two self admitted psychiatric hospital stays, my ex succeeds at committing suicide.

The whole relationship just left me so broken especially with the way it ended.

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

Picnic Princess posted:

I'm gonna say NTA. My sister in law went vegan at 16, she immediately started preparing her own food without question becaise she respected the rest of her family still wanting to eat how they wanted. She would often make extra of her stuff in case anyone wanted any, and it was honestly really delicious. She was also happy to offer me her dairy free options of homemade cheese and ice cream because I'm lactose intolerant.

I might be biased about it being time to grow up and take care of yourself at 17 though because that's the age I moved out.

yeah you're not obligated to offer people a menu of free meals you'll cook them if they're refusing to eat what you've got, but odds are dad's throwing a big lovely tantrum about MEEEAT cause 1. he's on reddit and 2. there's no loving way he's spending every single night cooking one of the very few recipes it's not basically effortless to make veggie and non-veggie servings of.

if daughter was vegan that's another story, get the gently caress out of here with your bean nonsense

hawowanlawow
Jul 27, 2009

Power Khan posted:

Hungarian grandfather. Jokes about

a.) Roma
b.) Jews

maybe it was about czechs

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

ad090 posted:

My (F/23) boyfriend (M/27) of 2.5 years has a bit of an anger issue especially when I have to wake him up, and doesn’t see he needs to change. Is it a deal breaker?

Was mildly confused about how even a white man managed to survive punching a cop until I saw the km/h

I guess what I'm saying is, take a vacation in America for a bit and this problem will handle itself

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

WIBTA for telling my Fiancée that I am not happy / don't want her to go with a male friend to a funeral of a friend of his for moral support.

So, this morning my partner texted me a screen shot of a text message her friend had sent her saying that a friend of his had passed away and he wondered if she would go with him to the funeral for emotional support and she asked If I mind her going. He is Married himself but has said that his wife is away that night with a friend of hers so can't go with him.

The location of the funeral is 2.5 hours away and he has said that he will stay overnight as he would like a drink after the wake. He has said that he will pay for a hotel room for her and will also buy her dinner to say thank you.

She met this person at work and has known him for less than a year. He no longer works with her, but they have stayed in contact. In the last couple of months, she has been on a couple of nights out with him in group situations but has met up with him first, so she doesn't turn up on her own. She has also met up with him a couple of times in the day, the last time she met up with him they went shopping and had lunch together and was gone for 6 hours which she doesn't even do with me. She told me the day before that she was meeting up with him for shopping and lunch and asked if I mind, I was working from home that week so I said that I need to eat too so I could meet them for lunch. I also said that this guy makes me feel jealous. The next day comes and I thought she would either cancel on him because of how I felt or would offer an invite to come and meet them for lunch to make me feel more at ease, but I got nothing. After she got home, I discussed it with her again and she ended up getting angry with me and told me I was over reacting, and I need to get over it.

I have been with my partner for nearly 8 years and we are getting married in less than a month. I do trust her, and she has never given me any reason not to. She is always honest with me and can never keep something to herself, if she has a guilty conscious about something, she will always own up and tell me. She has never done anything seriously wrong like cheat on me.

Even though I do trust her, I am only human and, I do feel jealous. If this was a female friend of hers, I would not be having these thoughts however this situation doesn't sit well with me. I don't know what his wife is doing with her friend but if a loved one of mine needed emotional support I would have to have a very good reason why I can't cancel or rearrange plans with a friend. I also think it is weird about them staying over. If it were me, I would prefer to travel back the same day and be back in my own bed rather than having a drink especially if I was dragging a non-family member away with me.

So, before I reply to her I thought I would get opinions from the wonderful world of reddit just in case I am over reacting and start an unneeded argument.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

[UT] A Group of Students Rigged "Senior Assassin" and Might Walk Away with $1.5k

Every year, the senior class at my high school organizes an end-of-year game called "Senior Assassin". For those who aren't familiar, the game goes somewhat like this:

All participating seniors give $10 to the organizers (other seniors). This money becomes the 'pot' that is given to the winner.
At a certain date, participating students get a card with the name of another participating student on it. The named student becomes the the first student's 'target'.
Starting at a later date, the game begins. Each student is to supply their own water gun and 'hunt' their target with it. You are not allowed to trade targets with another person and you cannot 'kill' your target in safe zones (i.e. during/at school, in class, in church, during lunch, etc.).
Once you 'kill' your target, their target becomes your new target. This continues until their is one student standing, who subsequently wins the entire pot.
I would like to stress the rule of not being allowed to trade targets, because this is where my issue stems from. The organizers essentially traded cards with other students (their friends) in order to get targets that were convenient to them (other friends). This lead to people essentially throwing in exchange for a split pot at the end. Furthermore, certain students had advanced notice of their targets, giving them an unfair advantage as far as 'hunting' them.

Normally, I wouldn't have an issue with any of this. I am not even participating in the game to begin with. But given how large the pot is, and how many students are involved, I was wondering if this would qualify as Class A Midemeanor Theft in the state of Utah, as definded by:

Theft of property or services valued at more than $500 but less than $1,500 is a class A misdemeanor in Utah. ( § 76-6-412(c).)

tl;dr: Kids at my high school rigged the senior end-of-year class game and might walk away with $1.5k in prize money.

La Brea Carpet
Nov 22, 2007

I have no mouth and I must post

Smirking_Serpent posted:

WIBTA for telling my Fiancée that I am not happy / don't want her to go with a male friend to a funeral of a friend of his for moral support.

Only way to make a wake is to go motorboating.

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

A Wizard of Goatse posted:

yeah you're not obligated to offer people a menu of free meals you'll cook them if they're refusing to eat what you've got, but odds are dad's throwing a big lovely tantrum about MEEEAT cause 1. he's on reddit and 2. there's no loving way he's spending every single night cooking one of the very few recipes it's not basically effortless to make veggie and non-veggie servings of.

if daughter was vegan that's another story, get the gently caress out of here with your bean nonsense

Even still he’s NTA.

If she doesn’t want to eat what he makes that’s fine she can make her own. She’s 17.

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

Smirking_Serpent posted:

[UT] A Group of Students Rigged "Senior Assassin" and Might Walk Away with $1.5k

Every year, the senior class at my high school organizes an end-of-year game called "Senior Assassin". For those who aren't familiar, the game goes somewhat like this:

All participating seniors give $10 to the organizers (other seniors). This money becomes the 'pot' that is given to the winner.
At a certain date, participating students get a card with the name of another participating student on it. The named student becomes the the first student's 'target'.
Starting at a later date, the game begins. Each student is to supply their own water gun and 'hunt' their target with it. You are not allowed to trade targets with another person and you cannot 'kill' your target in safe zones (i.e. during/at school, in class, in church, during lunch, etc.).
Once you 'kill' your target, their target becomes your new target. This continues until their is one student standing, who subsequently wins the entire pot.
I would like to stress the rule of not being allowed to trade targets, because this is where my issue stems from. The organizers essentially traded cards with other students (their friends) in order to get targets that were convenient to them (other friends). This lead to people essentially throwing in exchange for a split pot at the end. Furthermore, certain students had advanced notice of their targets, giving them an unfair advantage as far as 'hunting' them.

Normally, I wouldn't have an issue with any of this. I am not even participating in the game to begin with. But given how large the pot is, and how many students are involved, I was wondering if this would qualify as Class A Midemeanor Theft in the state of Utah, as definded by:

Theft of property or services valued at more than $500 but less than $1,500 is a class A misdemeanor in Utah. ( § 76-6-412(c).)

tl;dr: Kids at my high school rigged the senior end-of-year class game and might walk away with $1.5k in prize money.

all of Utah is exactly this fun isn't it

MasBrillante
Dec 3, 2005

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS

ad090 posted:

My (F/23) boyfriend (M/27) of 2.5 years has a bit of an anger issue especially when I have to wake him up, and doesn’t see he needs to change. Is it a deal breaker?

when we have kids and they’re in the car, etc.

Oh, girl.

John Wick of Dogs
Mar 4, 2017

A real hellraiser


Yeah kids in an American high school walking around with water guns saying a killing game without the principal going loving nuclear, sure thing

Cough Drop The Beat
Jan 22, 2012

by Lowtax

AlBorlantern Corps posted:

Yeah kids in an American high school walking around with water guns saying a killing game without the principal going loving nuclear, sure thing

They're white and this is happening outside of school.

MasBrillante
Dec 3, 2005

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS

AlBorlantern Corps posted:

Yeah kids in an American high school walking around with water guns saying a killing game without the principal going loving nuclear, sure thing

I’ve seen it before in college. It is absolutely not a stretch that it happens in high school. After all, we have a school shooting problem for several reasons, lol.

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

Smirking_Serpent posted:

[b]WIBTA for telling my Fiancée that I am not happy /

This one is weird as presented and doesn’t make much sense.

Also him paying for the hotel? Weird.

Sucks that person died but him needing her for emotional support seems off.

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

Whorelord posted:

none of this is true but okay

there is literally no point of driving if you live in a city anywhere in the uk because you're always near public transport links/airports

I had to get from reading to london once at like 8 PM and everyone acted like that was some sort of overwhelming lord-of-the-ringsesque fantasy voyage that was not for Mere Mortals of modern thymes

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

AlBorlantern Corps posted:

Yeah kids in an American high school walking around with water guns saying a killing game without the principal going loving nuclear, sure thing

in the rural southwest yeah absolutely are you kidding me

there's two kinds of kids in redneck high school, the guy crowbarring shooting at something into everything he does and the guy snitching on the murder-themed underground raffle cause someone isn't playing faaaair

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost
me: i have to get between two of your major cities before the sun has gone down

british people: *delirious woots of horror* it CANt be DONE!!

me: it's like a half-hour drive

britt: HALF-and HOUR in the JALOPY?! *immediately faints*

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

Pick posted:

me: i have to get between two of your major cities before the sun has gone down

british people: *horrified woots and delirious , erratic honking*

tbf I've seen some documentaries and americans getting caught between the cities after sundown always ends in werewolf mayhem

MasBrillante
Dec 3, 2005

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS

A Wizard of Goatse posted:

in the rural southwest yeah absolutely are you kidding me

there's two kinds of kids in redneck high school, the guy crowbarring shooting at something into everything he does and the guy snitching on the murder-themed underground raffle cause someone isn't playing faaaair

Literally Google “high school assassination competition” for some school-sponsored paramilitary fun. Locations are predictable.

Xenocides
Jan 14, 2008

This world looks very scary....


Pick posted:

me: i have to get between two of your major cities before the sun has gone down

british people: *delirious woots of horror* it CANt be DONE!!

me: it's like a half-hour drive

britt: HALF-and HOUR in the JALOPY?! *immediately faints*

The Monty Python sketch about the great migration from Surbiton to Hounslow was a documentary.

Palpek
Dec 27, 2008


Do you feel it, Zach?
My coffee warned me about it.


MarcusSA posted:

This one is weird as presented and doesn’t make much sense.

Also him paying for the hotel? Weird.

Sucks that person died but him needing her for emotional support seems off.
Yeah, I was ready to say the author is controlling but the guy's plan extending the funeral to a full hotel stay, a thank-you dinner and a night of drinking is out there. And it's not like he's her old friend, just an ex co-worker that she sometimes meets at group parties. Weird as hell. Fiancée may be completely oblivious but that guy is up to something.

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

Palpek posted:

Yeah, I was ready to say the author is controlling but the guy's plan extending the funeral to a full hotel stay, a thank-you dinner and a night of drinking is out there. And it's not like he's her old friend, just an ex co-worker that she sometimes meets at group parties. Weird as hell. Fiancée may be completely oblivious but that guy is up to something.



This was exactly my thought. If he was an old friend sure but this reeks of some shenanigans.

limp_cheese
Sep 10, 2007


Nothing to see here. Move along.

Smirking_Serpent posted:

WIBTA for telling my Fiancée that I am not happy / don't want her to go with a male friend to a funeral of a friend of his for moral support.

So, this morning my partner texted me a screen shot of a text message her friend had sent her saying that a friend of his had passed away and he wondered if she would go with him to the funeral for emotional support and she asked If I mind her going. He is Married himself but has said that his wife is away that night with a friend of hers so can't go with him.

The location of the funeral is 2.5 hours away and he has said that he will stay overnight as he would like a drink after the wake. He has said that he will pay for a hotel room for her and will also buy her dinner to say thank you.

She met this person at work and has known him for less than a year. He no longer works with her, but they have stayed in contact. In the last couple of months, she has been on a couple of nights out with him in group situations but has met up with him first, so she doesn't turn up on her own. She has also met up with him a couple of times in the day, the last time she met up with him they went shopping and had lunch together and was gone for 6 hours which she doesn't even do with me. She told me the day before that she was meeting up with him for shopping and lunch and asked if I mind, I was working from home that week so I said that I need to eat too so I could meet them for lunch. I also said that this guy makes me feel jealous. The next day comes and I thought she would either cancel on him because of how I felt or would offer an invite to come and meet them for lunch to make me feel more at ease, but I got nothing. After she got home, I discussed it with her again and she ended up getting angry with me and told me I was over reacting, and I need to get over it.

I have been with my partner for nearly 8 years and we are getting married in less than a month. I do trust her, and she has never given me any reason not to. She is always honest with me and can never keep something to herself, if she has a guilty conscious about something, she will always own up and tell me. She has never done anything seriously wrong like cheat on me.

Even though I do trust her, I am only human and, I do feel jealous. If this was a female friend of hers, I would not be having these thoughts however this situation doesn't sit well with me. I don't know what his wife is doing with her friend but if a loved one of mine needed emotional support I would have to have a very good reason why I can't cancel or rearrange plans with a friend. I also think it is weird about them staying over. If it were me, I would prefer to travel back the same day and be back in my own bed rather than having a drink especially if I was dragging a non-family member away with me.

So, before I reply to her I thought I would get opinions from the wonderful world of reddit just in case I am over reacting and start an unneeded argument.

Needs emotional support because his friend died but his wife can't/won't break her plans to go hang out with a friend. Instead he needs a woman he has known for less than a year and spends an absurd amount of alone time with to stay overnight with him 2.5 hours away, while admitting there will be alcohol involved.

I'm calling bullshit on the dead friend and I expect him to have a lot of deaths around him the coming year. "Listen honey, another friend of his died and his wife is just always too busy with her friends to help him. I need to support him."

Meme Poker Party
Sep 1, 2006

by Azathoth

Smirking_Serpent posted:

[UT] A Group of Students Rigged "Senior Assassin" and Might Walk Away with $1.5k

As a tabletop gamer, any game that relies on asking players "please don't cheat in this very easy and unverifiable way" is very poorly designed. smdh over here at this game design.

Palpek
Dec 27, 2008


Do you feel it, Zach?
My coffee warned me about it.


The game is designed to win via personal contacts, negotiation and backroom deals. The guy didn't get the intended educational purpose.

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

Palpek posted:

The game is designed to win via personal contacts, negotiation and backroom deals. The guy didn't get the intended educational purpose.

yeah i don't know how it could have possibly been clearer

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John Wick of Dogs
Mar 4, 2017

A real hellraiser


It's like John Wick. He may be the best assassin but in the end the reason he always wins is the power of friendship.

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