Sadly, they will find a way.

“most pandered to, fragile man alive.” That’s quite an accomplishment these days.

That’s summer!

No that’s what it looked like. Which is why every Christmas after harassing fire was directed at no man’s land to prevent madness caused by the abomination.

I am also a great fan of the “arch” d4

I’ve played the first two: excellent choices.

It’s like the people producing it are running around with a huge sign saying “I am totally ignorant of what reality looks like”

Or perhaps it’s like the misspelling and bad grammar in Nigerian Prince email: if you are ignorant enough to bite, I can reel you in.

No person incapable of killing children for the good of the state has any business being a fifteenth century monarch. I find the entire desire for him not to have done it to be totally mysterious.

Great puzzle, now tormenting friends with it.

Ah, but trickle to politicians works brilliantly.

Back when we celebrated, at the start of advent (more or less)

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I swear I cannot tell if you are joking or not.

That does look good — rather more like a soddy than thatching but that’s OK. Does it stand up well to use and storage?

All textiles are improved by cat hair.

Quick *google* darn it

On a quick they seem to be pricing in the normal range for a vanity press. The AI proofing might save them costs and the AI audiobook might be a value add. But the target market is still people with dreams and a book that publishers who have to make money won’t touch.

And that’s evil, AI or no.

So fundamentally an automated vanity press? An enterprise of marginal ethics at the best of times.