Creator of Melody of the Weirding Mover: Ahvindamahdorah’s Demise
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
Because all of us used the Internet before we were 16 and we're fine.
If the government actually cared about kids, they would execute pedophiles and deport migrants. But they don't do that, so ask yourself what an "internet ban for kids" is really about.
My first instinct was to support the UK’s social media ban for under 16s.
Protecting children from grooming, exploitation and harmful content seems like common sense.
But I’m seeing a lot of opposition to it, so I’m genuinely curious as to why?
One thing making me second guess is that platforms like bluesky are exempt, while at the same time there’s a push to let 16 year olds vote. To me that looks less like child protection and more like controlling where young people get their information.
Interested to hear other perspectives.
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I've been helping @CalebMccombs2 hammer out his wall generation pipeline. I threw some real curveballs at it, and he's busy fixing things up as I post this.
Caleb is doing solid work!
Looking forward to seeing what he comes up with next!
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
It happens.
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Jun 12
Maybe try some of your forensics on the Epstein files?
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Are they really your fellows? Take a page from US history on what to do with loyalists.
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Jun 11
are the Peasants upsetting you Gunther?
Irish are disgusting people
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
Jun 8
By "dumb" elections, you mean exploited by labor unions and cartels for political gain? What is this smug Reddit take? Organized crime has run amok in California for decades and that's somehow our fault? Normal people can't stop this.
SEND IN THE FUCKING MILITARY
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California has a dumb voting system and an even dumber voting public. No need to invent elaborate conspiracies to explain their outcomes.
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Jun 7
They do it slowly on purpose to enable the fraud, you idiot.
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
I’m a boomer and I have only attacked little kids on crutches a few times. I did once win a fight against a blind kid though. Got to choose your enemies.
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
This pic of Kelsey Dionne (creator of Shadowdark) as Lolth at Founders and Legends is just too cool 😆
Hope to be able to make it next year.
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
I look as different from Sydney Sweeney as it's possible for a person to be. But man alive I have made this same expression a lot.
Sample questions that elicited this face. These are all real questions, that I actually was given:
"How can you, a Christian, create Age of Empires and not have Christianity be the central unifying theme?"
"Why did you cause the Columbine shooting by allowing Doom's release?"
"Do you know the name of LOVECRAFT'S CAT?!"
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
May 30
If you've ever been helped by us, or have found value in anything we've done, please call 347 766 4323 and we'd love to play it and acknowledge you on the final show!
The YouTube explainers will continue, and patreon.com/weirdmedicine will be where all new content goes for now.
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
May 28
If AIs are not sentient, but their makers and controllers can pretend they are, this gives those people more power to distort and dominate the body politic.
Believing that AIs have rights helps the totalitarian.
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
May 27
Had players tell me what things were legal and illegal in the settlements they controlled. Noticed that the warforged player said drugs were very illegal and slavery was legal, so I asked him why
"Well, yeah drugs like magnets could cause problems"
"Makes sense. And slavery is legal there?"
"You know, like roombas."
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Melody of the Weirding Mover retweeted
May 26
PICARD: Data, shields up
DATA: Brilliant! Shields can reduce damage we sustain. Not immunity. Not hubris. Just prudence. It's not precaution—it's strategy.
[camera shakes]
WORF: HULL BREACHES ON NINE DECKS
DATA: Here's what happened: you told me to raise shields, and I didn't
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Incorrect!
Most of the historical big names in TTRPGs have ran campaigns for a decade or more, and given us some of the best systems and settings as a result.
Bait or not, the up-and-coming gamers deserve to know the truth!
No D&D campaign today should be over 2 years long. If you go longer than that I don't want advice on how you did it. I want to give you advice on being aware that no one at your table is changing, growing or being challenged. This isn't the '80s.
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