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Azdeus approves.

You keep posting them directly from discord?

Yep, it's fine now.

The images are broken.

This is an old portrait I found today lying around. It's an actual early revision of an Obsidian Deadfire portrait, I think Kaz or Lindsay may have worked on it. I thought someone might be interested in it as it is a Pale elf option. Also, there's no sepia version of the portrait.

Shamefully, I actually only finished New Vegas today. My two main playthroughs is this one, where I left a bunch of stuff not done nor explored, and went with the wild card ending. The other one, over 10 years ago, I did about everything except for some straggling quests and, critically, the actual ending. It would have been an NCR ending. Next I'm considering Tyranny which I've restarted a dozen times but never finished, Storm of Zehir which I also never finished, an evil MotB run, or a new NV playthrough with only Arcade Gannon and a robot as companions. Or something non Obsidian. My backlog is humongous.

Is that the LadyCrimson seal of quality?

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Excellent post but I have to say that I read Jamuel Alito, Jlarence Thomas, and Jantonin Scalia. Sadly Roberts works.

Citation really, really, really needed.

So, did the Supreme Court just screw over the US, or what? Seems like not a single of the Trump cases will be done before the election.

It's being streamed somewhere?

Yeah, but we're not many who still post. And Sawyer of course didn't work at Obsidian when he joined.

A set of regrets? Both sounds accurate.

20 years on this forum.

Peterson also falls under that description. He's just less explicit about it.

This is hilarious. Here's a factual depiction of someone trying to find Peterson's intellectualism:

The notion that the US is an oligarchy, but Trump is not a part of it is hilariously dimwitted.

And Cambodia was just one of hundreds of things Kissinger had his hands in.

The notion that what Kissinger did is something that happened in the past without lasting negative consequences that we live with to this day, and will continue to live with for the rest of our lives is, at best, deeply naive.

The thing about Kissinger is that just mentioning Pol Pot doesn't quite get across how monstrous he really was. He really was involved in about every post ww2 war crime of the US. And there were a lot of those. I mean Godwinning a discussion is usually seen as unhelpful or an exaggeration or whatever, but if someone came into the thread to say Kissinger was worse than Hitler, I'd be going like this:

Being happy that the Forrest Gump of war crimes is dead is in fact a very liberal feeling.

I didn't expect good news today, but today is a good day.