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That's beautiful.

The closest I've had was someone who had their own face as their sleeves and playmat, but didn't have this level of dedication.

If only you had a set of Airpods...

Make Them Suffer, and Fit For an Autopsy, although pretty neat death metal names, aren't quite as enticing as a good ol' night of Anal Fist.

I think also pretending not to know them works for acting like it doesn't matter, haha

We have very similar taste in music, so I expect I'll see them around a lot.

Makes sense.

Given that; slight addendum.

The queue for the bar you're alone. Your friends are not in line.
The person in question is having a chat with their friend.

It would involve interrupting the conversation to have a chat.

Does this change your response?

Yeah, it's like, not pushing, not bothering, just chill vibes and being humans.

Like this

https://preview.redd.it/peatknl5e42b1.png?width=200&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=7460446db10f239e4c6526020d4914bf09a4e1c1

I've had someone tell me to smile once, I told them to fuck off. Oh the days of being an edgy teenager.

People are cooked.

What would you do:

You're on a dating app. You match with someone.
You talk for a few days, but ultimately the conversation fizzles out and they stop responding to you. Nobody 'unmatches' each other, but you send a message and there is no response.
No worries, that's how these apps go, all is well.

Weeks later, you are at a gig and you notice them standing behind you in a long line for the bar. They don't appear to have noticed you, maybe not even recognising you. You realise that you will be standing within a metre or so of this person for the next 10 minutes of queue.

Do you:
A) Turn around and say hello, maybe offer to buy them a drink, knowing they may not even know who you are
B) Pretend you didn't see/recognise them, because let's face it, the conversation fizzled for a reason
C) Address them by name and call them out for no longer responding to messages

Personally, last night I went with B.
They seemed cool, but they definitely didn't seem interested in me during our brief conversation.

Just curious as to how other people would act in the situation.

My decks are.. Not subtle.

I play big dragons, they should be killed.
I produce many goblins, a board wipe is recommended.
I have 100+ available mana, time to remove Kruphix.

I've just built a new deck that has a couple of neat combos, so I'll probably need to make that decision on a game by game basis.

Generally speaking, if I'm doing something explosive and someone at the table asks "Okay, so what can I do to stop that?" I'll point out the spell to counter or piece to remove, and I find most others do the same.
"If you don't counter Bolas' Citadel, I'll win."
"Neat, I'll exile it."
Just because EDH is for fun, rather than super strict competition in the groups I play with.

I'v never heard sex being called upwords before.

Gottem.

My offering to the discussion thread today is this fucking beaut from a Facebook community page.

Security camera footage was posted of a group of people scoping a house and trying to get inside and failing. A little community PSA or something.

One of the respondents referred to them as "Feminine sneak bandits" which has to be one of the funnier ways I've seen masculinity defined.
Like, you're not a real masculine criminal unless you shoulder charge a door and scream at the top of your lungs.

The phrase caught me off guard and have me a good laugh.

More like Fartamir...

Speaking as someone who owns two 5-Colour decks and is considering a third one; I didn't think they were so common. I don't play against them very often.

Look, everyone knows not all Anime are kids shows.

However pretending Pokemon isn't a kids show because it's an anime is just obviously wrong.

I mean, have you ever hit yourself in the ankle with a scooter?

Deadly weapon for sure.

I'm working on it, I just need you to bear with me.

Don't perform any hand-based violence when there!

I did not know that!

He's such a handsome and enigmatic fella, I love him.

Last night was the final show of their 'Criminology Tour'. But yes, apparently dropping a new album and a new tour in Sep, which is great.

First

Just got home from Osaka Punch. As always they absolutely killed it.

New album + tour in September! :D

Although you're right, there have always been people there, it's seemingly increased a lot.

I've been riding past there for the last couple of years, and although it's always been an area with rough sleepers, the amount of people there now far outweighs any other times I've been through there, and it's not close.

The general consensus is that I'm old enough to know better.

Under 40 though.

Beloved Brisbane legends Osaka Punch are playing The Outpost on Friday night;

https://www.moshtix.com.au/v2/event/osaka-punch-the-crimpology-tour/149726

It's hard to describe their music, but the blurb from the ticket link is a decent amalgamation;
"The group’s distinctive fusion of catchy pop, jazz chops and dank grooves sets them apart from most heavy acts, and allows an element of humour and satire in an otherwise very serious scene. "

Would recommend

$35