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RDT_20240914_142646.mp4 So Perry Farrell seemingly went off the deep end at one of the Janes Addiction concerts and basically attacked Dave Navarro whilst looking methed out of his head.

I can do 3AM depending on the day

Anyone got an online DnD game I can join? Getting that craving but using randoms forums always feels weird.

Oops, good point!

My favourite argument in this has been seeing "Chester wouldn't have wanted to have been replaced when he died". That's not knowable to a random regardless, but even ignoring that - the guy dealt with a lot of suicidal ideation and I'm sure he would have discussed his wishes with the band and all involved a long time ago. Add to that - Chester himself replaced Scott Weiland in STP after his death, he's likely more than aware and supportive of his legacy continuing well beyond his death if he's going to take any side in that argument.

Ah yes, the peak "we had a plan for five seasons but whoops we now have a sixth and have to write stuff for it" episode.

Okay, late to the party here, but can we talk about how fucking good Chappell Roan is?

I like to watch the same shows whilst I go to sleep. It's like a comfort blanket. Over the years there's been a lot of shows I've watched time and time again. There's certain shows where I realise it's a specific episode and always skip. So I thought I'd ask the question - what episodes of your favourite TV shows do you always skip? For me Rick & Morty has two particularly egregiously awful episodes, one being "Claw & Hoarder: Special Ricktim's Morty" (aka "The Dragon Episode") and "“Rickdependence Spray" (aka "The Horse Semen Episode"). Rick & Morty can be incredibly juvenile - for better and for worse - but these are especially bad episodes in that respect.

I didn't know this about you! I'm sorry you had to go through that, it takes a very brave person to do that ❤️

If I had to choose between publicly going against one of the scariest and most powerful cults in the world and by proxy losing all my friends and family since the day I was born (and also making them potential pariahs due to their relation to me), and just... not doing that... I think I know which I'd choose. It's easy to say "it's [her] responsibility" from a point of no consequences for you, but sat in the same seat, I know what 99.9% of us here would do. I don't like it, but I'm not going to hold it against her personally.

Keep in mind that she grew up in Scientology, and that regardless of her beliefs about the faith, there are "unspoken" rulings about shunning ex-members that would disconnect her from friends and family if she left. I can't imagine that kind of action would come easily to anyone.

New favourite thing - two level three apocalyptic plagues at once, a bunch of insurrections from the ensuing unhappiness, thus allowing me to execute a shitload of pissy powerful vassals after they were dumb enough to rebel, filling my dread meter to the top and stopping anyone else from rising up.

I don't know how industries managed to convince the public of the terminology "surge/flexible" pricing. It's price gouging. That's what happened to me with blink-182. Thankfully they wound up doing Reading and I saw them for £40 cheaper, with better position than I probably would have, in a much more fun atmosphere, and saw other great musicians along with it. Fuck Ticketmaster.

9 years since MGS, 9 years since Fallout (non-MMO), 9 years since The Witcher, 11 years since GTA, 11 years since Bioshock, 13 years since Elder Scrolls (non-MMO). I know they'll all come out and probably be great, but I hate that we're in an era where you can basically go an entire generation without a new iteration of iconic games.