Had a few days with it before my family left for our grandparents' farm, and I can't wait to go home today. Still struggling to learn how to properly do the Geralt Dance, but it's great.

Strongman = Strongfighter
Chairman = Chairfighter
Manservant = Fighterservant

This has turned from the standard healthcare argument to a beautiful train wreck.

There's a reason base leather armour just adds 1 to a D&D character's base AC, but allows for the full Dexterity modifier to be added and doesn't give disadvantage on stealth rolls, unlike chainmail or heavier armours.

And hook nipples.

A motto learned from War Thunder. Altitude is energy, energy is speed, speed is life.

Is there a line? Must it be a dichotomy? They would argue no.

Doubly so since you couldn't damage the things unless they had stood up.

I don't remember how long ago it was, but the state of South Australia actually banned plastic bags from being provided at checkouts in supermarkets and such, which I'm pretty sure led to the rest of Australia adopting the same policy.

Like Jim Sterling says, publishers these days aren't happy with just making lots of money, or even most of it. No, they now want all the money and won't stop ruining the games that the companies they publish create until they get all the money. And they won't stop then because it'll be proof that their scheme "worked."

When you feel a greater need to spend money on microtransactions in a full-price game than in a free-to-play one, something's gone horribly wrong.

What about the Eragon movie?

Or be the optimist's pessimist: expect the worst, that way either you're right or it's a pleasant surprise.

And then there's the possibility of a mutated form of Cordyceps fungus having a similar effect on humans, a la The Last of Us.

As someone with an Autism Spectrum Disorder myself, I take no offense to what @rosalinas said. I am a fairly high-functioning Autistic person and even then my parents still sometimes struggle to understand why I do what I do.
I know that my opinion is not shared by everyone, or even many people, but the way I see it she was simply stating facts. Nobody asks for an Autistic child or sibling, and that child or sibling will find many things more difficult than it is to the neurotypical. These are just simple facts, as is the fact that caring for an Autistic child is more difficult than a neurotypical one, as is the case with any disorder.

The fact that someone struggles with living with an Autistic person does not mark them as a terrible person, it just shows that they are indeed a person, with their own feelings and responses towards the bullshit that the universe has saddled them and the Autistic person with.