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I wonder how many people caught Willbyr's followup pun on that.

AFP on the cross commonality of the US ballistic missile and space program. Namely a question of payloads.

Pyrite comments on who's the sexiest dictator.

Freaking puns.

....Reminds me of RWBY.

Puns make every post better.

Especially if it involves a genocidal dictator.

There are two kinds of people: those who like puns, and those who won't admit it.

When does a character lose all hope for further character development?

To be fair, I can think of several instances in which a character continued to receive development after death. Some characters are defined by it, even.

Goku learns lots of stuff during his vacations in the afterlife.

edited 8th Apr '16 10:53:18 AM by TobiasDrake

This is a setting with no afterlife/reincarnation so far.

I'd like everyone to put their hands together for the pun parade.

edited 12th Apr '16 10:14:50 AM by TotemicHero

THE greatest piece of self-deprecation I've ever seen.

What Thanos was doing during Captain America: Civil War. Post doesn't have spoilers, but it's in a spoiler thread.

EDIT: On second thought, this is probably not funny.

edited 24th Jun '16 1:38:26 AM by dRoy

Making it clear that opinions other than the ones you have are entirely valid, and of course, completely dismantling a terrible idea of attacking people for... having different opinions.

Pykrete explains what happens when an Unstoppable Force Meets Immovable Object.

That is exactly what would happen if they meet.

Notably, of course, an unstoppable force is infinite in magnitude. But that is beside the point. The immovable object cannot be affected by any force, so the force will transfer right through the object and continue on out the other side, never to meet again, (this last proven by the fact that an unstoppable force cannot cross its own path. and an immovable object will always stay where it is.)

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edited 31st Jul '16 10:48:40 PM by Karxrida

The exposition dragon explains Trump in ways dragons and nerds alike can understand.

Since I'm neither (as in, not the kind of nerd who understands TRPG terms), I find it hard to understand that comparison. XP

Well you see, There are six stats. Warriors need strength, wizards need intelligence, rogues need dexterity, clerics need wisdom, and people who want to stay alive need constitution. Bards need charisma, but they are useless. One person in the group needs high charisma, but only if you want to talk your way out of fun combat encounters. You can steal points from one stat and give them to another. So trump does not have a clue how to play the game.

Don't paladins also need/require high charisma? Of course, no sane individual would put "trump" and "paladin" in the same phrase.

Blackguard?

Ted Cruz is the Paladin. Though he's still trying to figure out why he keeps having to cast the Atonement spell.

The DM must be one sadistic bastard.