I've never seen that message, and I know that we don't have a law like that yet at the federal level. Must be a provincial thing

Yeats doesn't miss. I'm personally partial to "Come away, O human child, to the waters and the wild; with a fairy, hand in hand; for the world's more full of weaping than you can understand."

I wish I knew about the freedom to be wrong when I was doing grade 11 trigonometry. It would have helped a lot

We will all live under a reflective grey sky, and we will be grateful or else

Whenever I think about how dumb it was, this is the image I think of

You aren't parsing the sentence correctly. What she said was "I can {not be on HRT} and {be trans}"; as in, "not being on HRT" and "being trans" can co-occur.

It's honestly strange to read it the other way, since interpreting it as exclusive wouldn't make any sense

Yeah. A naysayer is someone whose expectations routinely undershoot reality; therefore, those who are truly just naysayers are very rare. I guess it's on me for forgetting that

What happened? I had (relatively, which is to say very moderately) high hopes for that project. Sad to hear that I'll probably be disappointed

To be fair to that one person, "knocking up workpeople" at the time would have meant knocking on their doors to make sure they're awake in time for their shift.

Those other ones knew what they were doing, though

I think the way that this could actually work legally is to establish a trust. The account would be managed by a human trustee, but would be earmarked for spending only on the care and upkeep of the dog

If I'm not mistaken, this is what happens to money that people leave to their pets in their will

Having an emotional support 19th century German has got to be a sign of something. There was a point in my life where my various online pseudonyms always included one of "August" or "Willich"

You ever read a particular philosopher and think "I wish this guy wasn't right"?

That's good wisdom

Interesting idea. I like it, but how would one practically go about salting a prison?

Okay, Roll20 sounds good. I'm fine with either first or second edition, whichever you prefer. We could totally make this happen

I've run Scion before. What platform would it be run on?

And sabotage is almost impssible to prove if done correctly. Who's to say that you intended to ride the clutch so hard? How could you prove that you didn't honestly think that that vehicle took diesel?

Eberron is probably the one I know the least about, of the mainstream settings at least. I never personally played it unfortunately

I do, however, own a PDF copy of the 3.5 edition sourcebook Drow Of The Underdark, which has some nice flavour stuff sprinkled throughout, if you wanted me to grab any excerpts for you