ReggieJ

Just a scrolling insta wheel of memes of my fav fandom and come a across a screenshot of a tweet making an oblique reference and I

1. Knew which fic it was referencing
2. Recognised the tweet's originator as the author of it.

9-12 months from now the hot topic among Kremlin trolls will be "lessons we should have learned" from the Versailles Treaty.

I was playing a firebird flaming blade wizard when I took a look at the Wiz leaderboards to see that once I got past like 100 cheater builds, almost everyone seemed to be rolling a build I'd not seen on Icy Veins. Looks almost exactly like mirror images but uses Energy Twister. I googled around and it turns out that this season has a Console-only viable build: firebird energy twister. It's pretty damn poweeful, dead easy to play and fun.

I'd never really seen a build viable on consoles only before but was wondering if it's a common thing?

My first primal was a blackthorne surcoat.

First week/day/weeks (depending on how much time you have to play) when you get to 70 and get the starter set and you start feeling out your build and all of a sudden your character just starts to make sense! And everything that was difficult is now easy and you can skip like 5 grifts every time.

Such an exhilarating feeling!

There is a lot of charm in late game too, but it's such a struggle. That's great and all, but do enjoy this bit of it too!

Please help!

I love this game.

With r/bobola in full swing again, I read back the absolutely bonkers story that basically swept the awards last year about the manager harassing a Jewish employee and the employee both posting on r/la. Not gonna risk a user ping but jomros was brilliant in linking those two posts.

But what I'm curious about is whether the situation rises to the level of intentional infliction of emotional distress. Specifically lying to someone that the food is kosher, feeding them a pie made with lard and then telling them about it after they have had some: would this be considered iied or still not?