Dervish

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Don't humour Nat.

And probably, it's not really a secret that regulars from either sub-forum actively dislike one another. I personally don't see the point in getting worked up enough to care one way or another. There's a time and place for both.

But to break it down even more simply,

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Spam:



When either one goes to the wrong side of town:



Stay gold, Joeyboy.

I'm back

Back in your hole.

~Majora's Mask: Oathkeeper's Dawn~

A rather insensitive jerk, is who.

Not it. Nope.

~Majora's Mask: Oathkeeper's Dawn~

Well, you certainly called it, Jenno.

I also like to imagine this parade is happening in real time and is literally two weeks long.

A loving fandom

Things like this make me terrified of what lurks on Nat's hard drive.

Mass Effect: Nova

Yeah, but that's due to a heavy Cerberus assault during the Reaper invasion, not peace time. :P

Mass Effect: Nova

While I certainly admire creative ideas such as your poor yahg, I'm going to err on the side of canon caution and say no, for the reasons Tick mentioned. It would also be really hard to take a yahg anywhere since nobody really knows what the hell they are for the most part, and I can't imagine the salarians allowing one to escape. The Shadow Broker was a very special case, and he was surprised and angry Liara knew what the hell he was. If you wouldn't mind, stick with one of the regular pre-ME1 races.

It's not to say we couldn't eventually work something involving STG insanity and maybe even an Axis cameo down the road, but it's rather tricky to justify more than that. I appreciate you checking first! I don't like turning down people's ideas when they're pretty reasonable, but given our timeline and how we're trying to stay fairly true to canon, I don't think that one would work in this game. Sorry!

Sub Woes

Or you can wake up 15 minutes earlier and eat at home.

Public computer keyboards are among the most filthy, bacteria ridden suefaces in the school. You probably shouldn't be handling food and touching public keyboards at the same time.

And seriously, dealing with authority figures you don't agree with is a part of life. You will have teachers you don't like, but you'll have bad bosses, too. Learn how to adapt and suck up bullshit because life stops hand holding after high school where you start taking responsibility for yourself.

Also, try having some empathy. Substitute teachers have a damn rough gig. Every day they get called into a class, they have to deal with a class they don't know who give them a hard time at best to being absolutely abusive more often than you'd think. So what if she questions you about eating in class? She wants to make sure you're not trying to get away with shit your normal teacher doesn't allow, which a lot of students do. Try getting a class of entitled, moody teenagers to pay attention or respect you when you're only there for a day or two.

Vaccines?

It's kind of like refusing to have a fire extinguisher in your home because you heard the dust poses a risk of cancer (note: I'm making this up for an example). Your house catches fire and you lose a large chunk of your house because you had nothing to put out the initially managable blaze. Do you still feel anti-fire extinguisher in such a circumstance?

Now replace fire extinguisher with vaccine and fire with disease and it's the same argument. Don't ignore an actual legitimate threat for a "just in case, probably not".

Vaccines?

It's pretty hard to argue against vaccines when they've virtually eradicated a bunch of terrible diseases. Pretty much all those horror stories you hear about them from people is because they heard something on the internet that turned out being fake. The fact there's a measles outbreak in Western Canada this year after it was virtually non-existent for decades should be a pretty good indication of how ridiculous it is to ignore such an easy, painless medical practice because you're more afraid of something that's likely a crock of shit somebody fabricated over a serious illness that's entirely preventable. Isn't that a little strange and screwed up that people are more inclined to believe rumours over hard facts?

Seriously. Vaccinate your damn kids. If they get brutally ill because you'd rather trust some sensationalist garbage over solid medical advice and practices that have been safely used for decades, you're a selfish idiot who should have never bred because you clearly aren't a responsible human being.