Maybe, but why interrupt our enemies when they’re devouring each other / making a mistake?

Well, that looks fun.

Primer timeline according to xkcd:

I’ve never seen that one, but I liked the series with Donald Glover.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, supposedly:

‘I once inhaled a pretty full dose of ether, with the determination to put on record, at the earliest moment of regaining consciousness, the thought I should find uppermost in my mind. The mighty music of the triumphal march into nothingness reverberated through my brain, and filled me with a sense of infinite possibilities, which made me an archangel for the moment. The veil of eternity was lifted. The one great truth which underlies all human experience, and is the key to all the mysteries that philosophy has sought in vain to solve, flashed upon me in a sudden revelation. Henceforth all was clear: a few words had lifted my intelligence to the level of the knowledge of the cherubim. As my natural condition returned, I remembered my resolution; and, staggering to my desk, I wrote, in ill-shaped, straggling characters, the all-embracing truth still glimmering in my consciousness. The words were these (children may smile; the wise will ponder): “A strong smell of turpentine prevails throughout.”’

He was an asshole too. But it is easier to forget running water without the audible cue.

Yuuuup.

Fiend warlock player did not like learning how I used his minor backstory. (He actually loved it.)

He knew he needed to save a tree. He didn’t know he was the one to burn it, nor that he did so because it was a source of power to his mother, who was a night hag.

So much fun.

He saved the tree and even managed to change his Patron, but is too scared to confront his mother again.

I lived with a deaf man for a few months and one thing I noticed is he would often forget to turn off the water in the kitchen.

He didn’t watch TV at all and was not at all respectful when someone was watching or listening to something. Just constant interruptions.

The Contestant was very compelling. I even watched it again the next day with friends I thought would like it.

Yes but no. It was Roy Cohn who taught him to never acknowledge he lost or was wrong.

No, to click on that link. Some would have already been registered or didn’t follow through.

Impressive nonetheless, but quite different than ~500k registrations.

I’d considered making one of them a veteran lich who has conquered other versions of himself and the other a ‘naive victim’ lich but that was too on the nose for what Marvel had been planning to do with Kang and also narratively unnecessary.

In mine they are yuan-ti abomination liches, and since they are each other’s phylactery, their bodies were intricately crafted to be serpentine ebony or ivory. Similar to yours in some ways.

Thanks for the stories, sounds like it was fun!

My vet tech wife agrees.

The antibiotics should’ve done the job so the cat needs attention.

She was corrupted by the Darkhold, which was made very clear in both WandaVision and Multiverse of Madness.

I get your concerns, don’t get me wrong, but she is still there and can still be used effectively. She definitely did not just die at the end of MoM.

I really doubt they’re going to do the Agatha show without her at the end.

This type of article exists for that reason, reminding you who Wanda is just as a connected project is marketed.

Whether or not she’s in it, they want you thinking about it.

I’m in Duluth, Minnesota, if you’re anywhere nearby.

I’m a big guy. Tall, fat, boisterous, strong, opinionated, and outgoing. I love watching people, giving compliments, and delivering a solid joke. I make an impression on people whether I realize it or not. I’m too big to hide so I’ve chosen not to.

But I’m also an introverted hermit, so I almost never get to be that guy unless I’ve pushed myself to be out and among people.

I’m 50 and I hate that piece of shit.

Yup. Godot isn’t going to vanish.

Good on your friend Allen, but you should stop listening to those other two assholes.