He's the one who gives his body as a weapon of the war...
Most people will do terrible things if pushed hard enough. I'm lucky that I haven't been pushed - I'm not confident that I would have enough strength to resist. Nonetheless moral agency cannot be abnegated.
Aren't these nuclear reactors designed to withstand major disasters? I don't think even a direct hit from a large drone would do much to it. I know that the drones didn't attack the reactor, but I think the way these news articles emphasize the reactor may give readers the false impression that there could have been a release of radioactive materials.
On a separate occasion, a woman invited me to her place to watch a movie. The TV was in her bedroom and there was nowhere to sit except on her bed. I watched the movie attentively from start to finish - it was pretty good.
I'm like a unit in an RTS game. On my own, I can gather resources by moving back and forth between the gold mine and the town hall. Anything else requires explicit orders.
One time I was complaining that my parking garage closed early so I would have to drive a long way to stay with family. My friend insisted that I should spend the night at her apartment instead. I was going to sleep on a yoga mat but she insisted that I should sleep in her bed (next to her) instead. I laid there staring at the ceiling until she fell asleep.
I wonder what's older: this movie or the average Lemmy user.
What is this a reference to? I know the Radioactive Man episode but not the rest of the comic.
How do people handle this sort of thing in an IRL game? Do you roleplay romance with the DM? Is it weird?
George Washington would shed a tear if he could see that Americans have been reduced to defending themselves with weapons that don't involve fire, loud bangs, and clouds of black smoke.
Generally if you think you've outsmarted the fey, you haven't. Enjoy giving birth.
I don't understand why blocking (or "defederating") instances is such a core part of the design of lemmy but not actually supported on a per-user basis.