More like 74.2 millions out of over 231 millions eligible to vote. Still not a majority, but the 86 millions who didn’t vote are at least complicit. And 160 millions are a majority.

Memkompreneble!

Mood

People have a hierarchy of needs. If they can’t eat correctly while working, they’ll put “democracy” and ”rights” (even their own) after their stomach… and it’s understandable. Of course Trump will bring no solution but Harris even proposed no solution.

me_irl

In France, our PM’s party received 5,41% of the votes. All the parties supporting him received, if we add up all their scores, 28.5% of the votes.

What’s Iowa?

“…A normal person has a 45% chance of failing to tie a knot? What does that even mean?”

Nice well written text, but I think it distorts the spirit of the rule quoted a bit. It is clearly a rule for tying people up, not for tying simple knots, from the context. I prefer the rule in Xanathar’s Guide, but the one in the new PHB is not absurd.

That’s the only good part of far right movements : they all hate each others.

Christianity is very diverse, in Missouri as elsewhere. Sure this diversity is not equally distributed, but still you can find any type in any American state.

Between this closed door and the startling attics, and needing coffee, I feel trapped and sick. I look for a key, a note, anything which could help me find the sense of all this.

I try to get our to look at the mailbox. Maybe there’s a name on it?

Maybe there’s an orchard or a vegetable garden outside? I look out a window.

I look for something to eat.

Thank you Marcus Aurelius

In the French colonies, some indigenous people wanted to give their children French names, but they didn’t know them. So they looked the names of the saints in the calendar. However for the 14th of July French calendars generally don’t show the name of this day’s saint, but the fact that it’s France’s National Day, the “Fête nationale” in French, often abbreviated to “Fêt. Nat.”. This is how the first name “Fetnat” appeared.

The role if the towers was to protect the entry, so no.

And I’m married, so I’m kind of asexual (at work), so we’re ought to be friends!

It’s probably a way for her not to be flirted with. To protect herself. So I’d say something reassuring like that.

Fantasy is right-leaning while SF is left-leaning. Easy peasy.

There’s no time of Moses. Moses is a mythical character (a lot of Christian like myself has no problems with the findings of archeology).