I order all my weed through a website that delivers it

Talk to your DM! Does the warlock have a copy of her pact that she (or anyone in the party) can read? This would be the perfect time to call on any Wizards or diviners you may have helped out in the past.

It may feel like you need to spring a Wish on your DM, so they can’t twist it against you, but actually, the spell, and any big moments like it, will be way more fun if you work together to figure it out. When your DM knows what you want to happen, they can find ways to work it in, and the story almost always ends up better for it. Collaborative storytelling like this is the whole reason we play TTRPGs and not only video games

Wait, no, not like that!

Yes please

Yes, that’s actually why lmao

I do this too! I otherwise don’t listed to music at all, but when I need to be somewhere, it’s the best way to keep track of time

And yet… 😭

Is there even anyone else left on Twitter?

It does seem weird to me that he would still have all the evidence on him in Middle-of-Nowhere PA, a couple days later, but I mostly just talk about that as a way to point out this is all still allegations

On the up side, if he’s successful, that would explain why they call it McKinley in Star Trek Enterprise lol

Strange New Worlds, despite being a prequel, is a great place to start. Deep Space 9 is also really good for learning about Star Trek, and it’s probably the best written overall. You could also watch a Best of the Next Generation marathon. I’d recommend that over watching the whole thing, because TNG really shows it’s age sometimes.

The most important thing to remember is that most Star Trek shows take a little while to get off the ground. They usually find their feet around season 3 (that’s when Riker grew his beard).

He got to in the season 3 finale

How come this guy doesn’t get charged with terrorism?

No, but he’s a flawed character commonly misinterpreted by fascists

You misundstand me. I’m probably one of Enterprise’s biggest fans. It’s just not what I’d recommend for someone getting into Star Trek. It’s tone is different, and the roots of the franchise aren’t easy to see if you don’t know to look for them. I wouldn’t recommend Discovery as a first show for the same reason. Strange New Worlds though is an excellent option.

I’ve actually personally been getting a friend into Star Trek through Lower Decks and DS9. Once she was hooked, telling her there was a Lower Decks crossover in SNW got her onboard there as well. Now we’re kind of watching everything simultaneously lol

Every time there’s something about “The Secret Meaning Behind [Thing],” the comments are always about how no one has ever heard of it. It’s almost always clickbait about, at best, a tiny part of a nation-wide community that no one has ever heard of. If it was a common understood sign, there wouldn’t be an article about it. No one would read, “A Thumb Over the Shoulder at the Roadside? It Could be a Cry for Help!”

I’ve been thinking about this recently. Video Game is becoming such a broad term as technology progresses, and the number of people engaging with them is exploding. I expect, soon, we’ll see distinct interactive arts defining themselves. For now, interactive art is what I’m going with

Further proof he doesn’t even know what the word means

Code Lyoko. The symbol was the “face” of their AI villain

For the film’s director, Jeff Fowler, there was only one thing to do: win back that trust, and do it fast.

“The fans needed to know that they were being heard, and they needed to hear that from me,” Fowler said about a tweet he sent out just two days after the trailer was released: “The message is loud and clear… you aren’t happy with the design & you want changes. It’s going to happen.”

Why is this so hard for other businesses to understand? Just listen to people and make what they actually want, stop trying to trick them.