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"Trouble is brewing on Mars... With civil war about to erupt, Eric John Stark has been sent to investigate an apocalyptic warlord recruiting mercenaries. Can Stark unravel the mysteries of the lost Martian tribe and pull Mars back from the brink of war?" amazon.com/Queen-Martian-…

@ShamashAran "No dumb bastard ever won a war by going out and dying for his country. He won it by making some other dumb bastard die for his."

"Gee, sensurround, why do you say Moslem culture is incompatible with American culture?"

Happy Birthday to the late master of the Western genre, Louis L'Amour.

JD did nothing wrong @Support

Haven't read Vol. 1? No problem! Take the catch-up tier and get both books.

Collect all of the formats!

📢 Now hear this: CarrierCon, Day 1, underway! ⚓ @CarrierConBA

Hasan might be about to land in jail lmao.

@HMBohemond Back-ronyms are as much a game as a tradition.

I love this stupid fucking acronym. It's pure, "The military wanted that name so fuck you make it happen."

Great interview here with Cirsova contributor Jon M. Weichsel about his latest work. youtube.com/watch?v=0xjq85…

Space cadet: Stuffed animal dropped from Earth's stratosphere trib.al/B2Ayxlf

Japanese fans/audience uses two terms to describe storytelling approach especially in tv shows. Vertical Axis: Stories that advance the main plot. Horizontal Axis: More 'standalone' stories or 'slice of life' stories that expands what it feels like to live in the world.

Ship's haunted

@DaddyWarpig "Surprisingly, one vehicle can’t do everything in the world. That doesn’t make it completely useless in all situations." Sadly, the USAF continues to forget this.

You also can’t strap a rocket to it and fly it into orbit. And it’s really terrible at setting land speed records out at the Bonneville salt flats. Surprisingly, one vehicle can’t do everything in the world. That doesn’t make it completely useless in all situations. This is a false dichotomy.

God does not hate Redditors. God loves all his children. Redditors just can't walk on Holy Ground. For they are cursed, like the vampyri and the moon-wyrd, and the wickedness in their souls fights against the purity vested in land dedicated to righteousness. Still God loves them, for God IS love and we are but lesser bearers of his perfect light.

@JhonHearerer The last thing the IRGC soldier sees before getting dropkicked by a dude with your Goldship patch:

The amount of military addresses these new patches have been going to has been ALARMING.

Funny story about this. The only reason why the "Adventurer's Guild" trope exists is due to the video game Wizardry. Fantasy in Japan was not introduced through novels like Lord of the Rings or Conan. It was video games like Wizardry, which became a major inspiration for Dragon's Quest and Final Fantasy. In Wizardry, you didn't have a set party. You created your own characters and death was permanent, so it wasn't uncommon to create new characters. Swapping and "grinding" were essential aspects of the game. Before you went to the dungeon, you were town where you level up, get items, create new characters, and swap characters. Where did you swap characters? Adventurer's Guild. So now you know why this trope seems to be every anime. It's based on a video game in the 80s that still sways influence today.

@Dutch_Agent Someone let the chuubas around the map games again.

I was asleep all day how did we speedrun 9 world wars that fast?

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