enkers @ Enkers @sh.itjust.works

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🤦‍♀️ hey it works!

I'm playing V Rising for the first time, and doing it solo on brutal mode. I have to say it's been very challenging, but also quite rewarding, and a ton of fun.

The way they do brutal mode is very cool. It's not just number-based challenge scaling, but the bosses get a bunch of new mechanics as well.

Huh, did Sundar not pay his protection money this month, or something?

Good news regardless, though.

Oh that's funny I went for a walk today too! What a gorgeous day it was! Here's the picture I took:

We shall cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the geese of war.

Please don't call Ratrick short. He doesn't like that at all.

If it walks like a Nazi duck, quacks like a Nazi duck, and salutes like a Nazi duck...

My most successful runs almost always seem to be flush into five flush using DNA. The scaling with couple of blue seals is nuts.

OK, and now that a system is in place, they have a financial incentive to drop that coverage because it A) costs them money, and B) costs their workers money, so it makes no sense to keep it there.

While yes it's technically a fraction, and universal would've been better, the 4 in 5 people that make under 90k is a pretty darn big fraction.

While I agree universal would've been better, the cutoff is 90k. That's something like 80% of the population who qualify, and the top 20% can probably afford it.

In practice, is it really that different than universal with a raise in taxes on the wealthiest 20%?

Did we collectively forget that the NDP brought dental care to those who couldn't otherwise afford it? Kinda a big difference, no? The Liberals certainly wouldn't have done it themselves.

It seems more just that the optics of confidence and supply is confusing to some.

As much as I appreciate Japanese culture, they also created Oyakodon, which literally means "parent-and-child rice bowl". Like damn, Japan, what'd those birds ever do to you to necessitate multi-generational violence?

Yeah, I don't quite get it myself. The only thing I can think of is that it might be designed for American citizens living abroad, but I can't quite figure out why there either.

Maybe it's just being onerous enough to discourage all but the most serious attempts.

I'd imagine that's because of the STCA, but there seems to be a loophole where it doesn't apply if you enter via water and don't claim refugee status before 14 days.

If I were really determined, I'd at least ask an immigration lawyer about it, and then I'd plan on taking a 2 week camping trip in Canada when I thought shit was likely to go down.

Anything But Conservative ( some conditions apply). 🤪

Omae wa mou... shinderou!

If you face:

• danger of torture
• risk to your life
• risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/asylum/in-canada/eligibility.html

If you enter Canada from the U.S.
...
Your claim may not be eligible if you entered Canada from the U.S.:

• at an official land border crossing
  or
• anywhere along the border, including rivers, lakes and other waterways, and made a refugee claim less than 14 days after the day that you entered

"He fills my soul. When I watch him on the lives, it's one crying, we were in tears," she said. "You feel from the soul of Pierre, just bringing that out to everybody."

How about neither, lol. They'll come up with some healthy synthetic dye fast enough if enough money is on the line.