Bannings
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@Narson Apparently I missed out on a cultural touchstone.
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Taco Bell is fine but the lack of variety would make me commit crimes. Stealth crimes. Stealth food crimes.
He/Him. Opinions and views are solely my own unless specifically stated otherwise.
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@GF I LOVE THEIR BEAN BURRITOS. Raw onions and red sauce and cheese and beans yes please.
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@Pavel They have an OK range. And you can make it better with your own combos. Like the seasoned fries dipped in dulce de leche, or dipping the cinnamon crunch things in the nacho cheese.
When someone shows you who they are, over and over again? Believe them.
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or dipping the cinnamon crunch things in the nacho cheese.
No matter HOW MANY TIMES you INSIST this is OKAY, it is NOT.
she/they
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@Pavel They have an OK range. And you can make it better with your own combos. Like the seasoned fries dipped in dulce de leche, or dipping the cinnamon crunch things in the nacho cheese.
You should feel bad for posting this. It is that gross.
So gross. Omg. I keep imagining it. Make it stop. Somebody. Please.
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@Narson Or the potatoes with the caramel apple empanada.
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I just think of a black bean quesarito and it’s like nothing can hurt me anymore
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Having played games that never made bannings, or if they did they were always on the down low, it bred a culture of not reporting issues. But also a culture of whispering and rumours about it. Were they justifiable bans or an ice pick that made their ears burn?
Anyway, the culture of not reporting it meant was that some pretty horrible predators remained unbanned and unreported for far too long.
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@Whisky This simply reinforces my view that if nothing is seen to be done, then nothing may as well have been done.
There’s a difference, in my mind, between announcing a punishment having been carried out and using public shaming to instil order. Public shaming is the punishment, when it’s used. Whereas public notification not only announces “these behaviours will not be tolerated” but also both “we are telling you what we’re doing” and “we take this seriously.”
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@Testament That is not a fedora. That is a trilby. Trilbies are horrible and are often worn by “fedoras” or “neckbeards.” The fedora is the awesome hat of Indiana Jones, Frank Sinatra, and half of Humphrey Bogart’s characters. It has a significantly wider brim.
Yes, I’m being a pedant. But I love fedoras and think trilbies look silly and have been used by assholes who are then told that they’re fedoras.
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@Roadspike my favorite hat is a bright red fedora that I got at a convention as a replica of Peggy Carter’s bright red fedora. I almost never have occasion to wear it, because… when on earth am I going to wear a hat, but-- when I do, I like it.
let it be a challenge to you
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@sao I often wear a fedora, especially at work. I also have a homburg for more formal occasions. I am sure you can work out why the former is amusing.
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@Narson honestly i wasn’t supporting your banning before but now that i know you wear a fedora…
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@Jennkryst said in Bannings:
@icanbeyourmuse Yeah, it is VERY GOOD I didn’t have the account to fire it off. It’s one of those ‘get mad at a video game, throw the controller at the screen, and then realize OH NO immediately’ situations, FOR SURE.
In light of RECENT NEWS, I’m back on my bullshit about this and still kinda glad I haven’t really looked in over there in weeks and don’t have the account un-banned to fire off the response I REALLY WANT TO when someone inevitably gives me a perfect setup for it. War were declared, and I need as many outlets to calm myself down.
