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(We weren't actually playing with most of these. But I always bring my own set of Meeples and so I had lots of little guys to play with.)

Sure. But AF Asie for example didn't have red in its livery and no flag. British Asia Airways didn't have a Union Jack.

I'm still curious about why those Asia planes of all the airlines also don't have flags on them.

The rights to that would be such big money

Don't worry about it. Just take the train and explain it to the manager.

No big machine a drunk dipshit can get gored by

I don't believe this video.

Remarkable mathematics skills. Did the GOAT by any chance encourage you to become something appropriately cerebral, like a can-opener or a backstop for the Vault Security firing range?

Any old Walmart will have Gouda. It's not great – oude van de Lidl is een pak better – but it definitely edible.

Source: Am Belgian in who's in Los Angeles two weeks every year.

There being two trailers for compact pip-boy spin-offs within a week is wild.

I bet corporate is combing every bit of that picture + metadata to try to fucking nuke them for this.

Always someone peddling this bullshit. There's a systematic problem, someone shows an example, and bad actors line up to say "yes but how do you know this specific example can't be explained another way?"

It doesn't matter whether this specific guy works because he likes it, or even whether he really exists – only that the problem the post is about very much does. I travel to the US twice a year and whenever I dip into target I see miserable geezers who aren't in shape to work.

No offense, but you're not adding anything to the conversation with this. Until this goes to court somewhere we're just uselessly citing shit at each other.

The consensus seems to be that your interpretation is correct, I said I'm not convinced a judge would see it that way. Someone's got to actually cross that line before a judge will tell us exactly where it is.

Is this a travel document?

I'm pretty sure we already knew it would be. If we didn't know, I sure as hell expected it to be.

I'm pretty sure the proportion of single-screen/multiplex theaters is actually way lower Stateside than in Europe.

I.E. I have literally never been to a theater like that in the EU, but a couple of them Stateside.

ShareAlike means additions in iterative works are also ShareAlike. Same thing for that SCP movie they're making – at least there the SCP Wiki is organized enough to have a big banner on their website that says "we're going to sue it they try to claim ownership of anything"

A24 might convince a judge that Backrooms and the characters within it are legally distinct from other Backrooms projects. But I really do not think they should count on it. And even if they convince a judge, say in California, I kind of doubt they'd consistently get that same ruling everywhere in the world.

I'm not sure a judge would agree

Gosh it's almost as if I chose him for a reason

Nah. It might be possible for a fire extinguisher to fly for a couple seconds, but not this Looney Tunes shit.

Not that this isn't funny, but TK-421 is canonically more of the 8===D type.

This is not true.

TK-421: A Death Star Romance

It's not the people we have to convince, but the politicians who would face having less power. People like the advantages of our not-quite-a-country-yet and want more, as polls like this indicate.