d&d chat: The trick to interacting with kids is to imagine they're the U.S. president

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > d&d chat: The trick to interacting with kids is to imagine they're the U.S. president

Kilroy: Oct 1, 2000

MizPiz posted:

A "stale monoculture" is one that uses bright colors and patterns to create an illusion of individuality while largely being interchangeable when it comes to interests, personality, and outlook on the world.

While a "vibrant diversity" is a melting pot of ideas, views, and beliefs that doesn't need to create a way to artificially differentiating yourself through a means that's less than skin deep.

A good tweet

I think you'll find authoritarians to be exceedingly boring, friend.

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Kilroy: Oct 1, 2000

Hollismason posted:

I can't even think of original D & D posters that are still around

SA has gotten a lot older

ReindeerF posts like once a month in the SE Asia thread I think. Other than that no.

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