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I don't blame you

No worries. I googled her and thought Missy was going to run for NYC mayor, which would be on brand, but surprising.

I don't see a Michelle Gomez on the 2021 ballots. Do you mean Kathryn Garcia, or Dianne Morales?

Ok, but let's not pretend that people didn't vote for the guy. He should be prosecuted for his crimes, but he won the primary and he won the election. If we don't like how elections work, we should change that, but acting like he doesn't represent the will of the people because he took shady money is a retcon. The primary was a RCV that ran through 8 instant runoffs, resulting in every single ballot preference counting, and Eric Adams won by 8,000 votes. If you take his money away, maybe Kathryn Garcia, another moderate centrist, would have won instead.

Authentication tokens - Some heirloom jewelry or letter of permission from the local royal family used to prove you are on their mission.

Gap analysis - when your party finds a crevasse or pit and determines if they can jump across.

Buffer - party member who casts buffs, usually a bard.

Microservices - when you barter with gnomes to repair your gear.

The thing about King is, and he'll admit this now, he used to do a bunch of drugs and hammer out several novels back to back. He's an incredibly talented writer, but sometimes his stories are just some cool shit he thought of that doesn't really go anywhere. Sometimes there's deep introspection, sometimes it's just a big scary dog that terrorizes a family.

And Cujo is great. Read it. Read all his books. Just not all at once. The Dark Tower series is another good example, because it does a lot of world building, but also sometimes the story just happens and everyone moves on to the next thing. The Stand has a similar issue. It is well written, meandering, thoughtful, and mindeless all at the same time.

There's also a loosely connected universe between the Shining, It, The Dark Tower, The Stand, and probably a few others I'm forgetting. These are all good books/series, but my recommendation is not to read them back to back. You'll start to see the patterns and fall backs he uses as an author when he just needs to wrap things up and publish the book.

You have the right to vote how you want. You do not have the right to my respect.

I respect your decision.

OK, but that's the answer he gives when he doesn't know the answer. Are we sure he understands what contraception is?

It's not everyone. But it's not no one, either. It's hard to separate the liars from the people who don't know any better.

I think complacency had a lot to do with 2016. So I'm not letting my guard down.