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  • So a good cause is the same as working in a factory?

    Your analogy would have been better to someone providing humanitarian aid in a warzone whilst suffering from a not-immune-to-bombs condition.
    \ (And even in that analogy someone would have to deliberately target her specifically for the work she did, not just a random bombing.)

  • primary reason for the war

    The non-nukes & the trivial deep penetration damage?

    I'm not sure that's what Israel meant as the primary reason when they claimed it was the primary reason (since they had all the proof possible to the contrary). It silly to try to solve a bs claim & expect the side that brought forward that bs claim to suddenly be satisfied by the resolution of bs they manufactured. Nothing had changed.

  • So nice of her to include a comprehensive disclaimer list, much appreciated.

    Lucy A. Snyder is a five-time Bram Stoker Award-winning writer and the author of the forthcoming Tor Nightfire novel Sister, Maiden, Monster. She also wrote the novels Spellbent, Shotgun Sorceress, and Switchblade Goddess, the nonfiction book Shooting Yourself in the Head For Fun and Profit: A Writer's Survival Guide, the poetry collections Exposed Nerves and Chimeric Machines and the story collections Halloween Season, Garden of Eldritch Delights, While the Black Stars Burn, Soft Apocalypses, Orchid Carousals, Sparks and Shadows, and Installing Linux on a Dead Badger.

    (Between all the Bram Stokers, the badger, & 'Lucy A. Snyder frequently escaped into Clive Barker's worlds when she was in darkest academia pursuing her MA in journalism' you prob know how she writes.)

    wiki/Lucy_A._Snyder
    \ www.lucysnyder.com

  • Ok, great find, we can simply switch the caps & solve the problem.
    \ (The corps will do that, right??)

    But I wander with such tests ... could there be any significant detection issues?

    Did they have the proper equipment and processes? A methodological limitation to particle size maybe?
    \ Coz some researches find higher concentrations than 100.

  • You guys have hobbies?

    Idk, a mid tier graphics card?
    \ 3 months of food?
    \ 2 months of marina?
    \ A nice short trip/vacation (a couple of days, maybe a week)?
    \ Rear tires coz I like them fast?
    \ A lot of planters and automatic watering systems?
    \ A notable addition to my home lab?

    I should get a life.

  • I'd argue both DMC and Castlevania has more depth than Duke.

    Def! I said that specifically.

    Of the two especially Castlevania offers much more depth & independence to it's characters.

    Duke 1 & 2 didn't even leave that much character impression on me as the 3(D) did (ok, nether did Keen tbh).

    Duke Nukem series will def be it's own thing (like DMCs & Castlevanias), taking characters & the base premise & do its own thing. Same universe but unrelated to the games. Like comic books - the number of different ways Bruce's parents get deaded is absurd :D (one time even due to Teen Titans actions).

  • Yeah, lol, didn't know how to phrase that - down the throat would def be if he shat in the throat part of the body, but with the head you could say both ('up' in regards to the usual way things go down the throat but 'down' in regards to gravity).

    I guess "down" would be the better choice, my bad.

    edit: ... my brainhole fucked up, he shits down the throat of the body. Why do I remember him sitting on the decapitated head? Was that in Fornever Forever?

  • Yes, but it's a very good character & world/lore to build a story + the games themselves have a ton of situationally epic things in them to include or even build around them.
    \ (If Duke doesn't shit up the throat of a decapitated alien we riot.)

    And tho there is more lore, it's not like Castlevania and DMC are directly screen-playable, but they did a fairly good job (there are better showrunners in the genre, but I think Duky Nuky fits the chill & just barely enough complicated/just over the border of simplistic vibe of DMC show, and I'm sure won't skip on epic cool shit, maybe even a decent joke or two ... I dread the inevitably cringe oneliners).