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I mostly agree, but sometimes they have the perfect level of drama, like that scene in Casablanca

Killing me softly with his dumbassness

I'd eat that. (Yes, I'm a Midwesterner, how did you guess?)

I'm playing Twilight Imperium for the first time tomorrow! I'm feeling very excited and also overwhelmed by the complexity.

I'm sure you're correct, but I'm amusing myself with believing it's some kind of phrenology shibboleth theory where they think only African American people are capable of saying the soft R.

Imagining myself as a 5th columnist is very funny, so thanks for that mood booster I guess

Plan? I don't have a plan. I'm just a dummy on the internet, seeing death and destruction on the horizon for a whole lot of people. Again:

They have nukes and I fully believe they're bloodthirsty enough to launch them.

On the one hand, I agree that someone has to stop Israel from continuing to genocide the Palestinians because they're not going to stop themselves. On the other hand, I have very little hope that a regional war will actually make things better

Rolling ever closer to a wider regional war

Everything's going so well!

Lol that would have been a completely different experience! But no, he sang the theme songs for the two sides that were trying their hardest to kill each other. Very healing! FEEL THE UNITY

I think that might take me from head spinning to an out of body experience, so sure! Let's give it a shot

I can't say that it made me feel better. More like I was confused in a way that went right into my bones.

You're going to heal the wounds of 9-11 . . . with songs . . . from that one time when the country was QUITE LITERALLY divided.

I'd had a few drinks, but I don't think that's why my head was spinning

I'm so glad to hear it!

I am reminded of the time in about 2005 when I was judging a karaoke contest in a shitty country bar and a guy in an Elvis costume stood up and said he was going to sing a song to heal the wounds of 9-11 and proceeded to sing a medley of Dixie and the battle hymn of the republic.

A civil war in The Villages, just think about it.

A village divided against itself cannot stand.

A war of retired brother against brother.

I can't put into words how much of a mindfuck it was to grow up and realize that the church in America tends to not actually do/believe in all the kind, generous, forbearing things I'd been taught as a child. It really spun my head around, and did the same for my childhood friends I'm still close to. I was so incredibly lucky to have people to go on that journey with, I know for others it's very lonely.

@Civility@hexbear.net will be so pleased!