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They're well past "borderline" unconstitutional.

I'm convinced Elden Ring, until very late in development, required all 6 Great Runes to access the capital. It feels very strange for that much to be optional, both in terms of gameplay and lore, it was probably just thought to be unreasonably long in testing.

It's also a bit odd that the spell so dangerous it was the absolute peak of the Dark Arts was a spell that just killed one person, and not even reliably. Where are the spells to call down meteors and cause earthquakes?

A combination of idiot and asshole. Someone who's just stupid or just obnoxious isn't a pendejo, you have to be both.

Never was. Their goal was to sneak it past the voters, that's why they keep lying about what's in it and concealing Trump's connection to it.

The change is if you see one, there's an implied truce between every non-Cybertruck-owner until they're dead, then it's back to a free for all.

Interesting fact about the timing. He started donating as soon as Trump promised to never release the Epstein files.

And what's a concise word to describe a system in which participants make decisions within some ruleset where the interaction between each participant's decisions and the ruleset leads to determining whether each participant wins or loses?

I wouldn't trust an Adolf that didn't change his name by 1940.

English used to have that. The -eths and -ests that people tack onto random words in a terrible attempt to evoke Early Modern English are supposed to follow similar rules to Spanish verb endings because they're fundamentally the same thing.

The obvious play here, if the Dems actually gave a shit about winning the election, is to jump on this not as a lie, but asking why Trump would forget about working with Project 2025 despite there being clear proof, is his mind going? That leaves his only response being "no, I didn't forget, I was deliberately lying" which digs a deeper hole.

Historical context makes it even weirder. The split was because WV allied with the North in the Civil War, North Virginia makes infinitely more sense in more ways than one.