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I had a character like that. He was a never nude and reasons for him being so were built into his character.

Better than ice cream.

Do you want to fuck one or be one?

We were playing a Ravnica campaign so I made an Orzhov Order Cleric who was a criminal attorney.

I played a rouge that just hated to be around his family.

Great comic!

Also, this is why when I rolled a storm sorcerer, I made his background a blacksmith where his abilities helped him to maintain a forge.

It’s Batman!

Except the question is pretty valid now post Brexit. I wouldn’t even be surprised if GB goes along with it as NI seems to be a lot more trouble than it is worth; a unified Ireland solves the trilemma.

I’m really hoping he can build the stability required for a multiparty democracy. He’ll probably bring stability, but I don’t know about being able to transfer power later.

Isn’t that common for most typical Olympics? A lot of tickets get distributed via a lottery well before the event and scalpers can upsell the rest.

The initial goal of the European Coal and Steel Community was to bind different countries’ wartime economies together to help prevent conflict between those nations. While that happened, there was also a military alliance which all members were a part of.

The EU should just create a military to deal with this. These various ad hoc agreements are shit when having to deal with a real war.

Is it earning or billing?

$2000 a day is $250 an hour. If it is what the Metro is getting billed, then they are possibly making $83 to $100 an hour given typical overhead rates.

$250 an hour is crazy high, but $100 an hour is within the range of senior staff running these kinds of jobs.

Hong Kong had a legal system based on the United Kingdom’s, which was well known for being relatively known and trustworthy in financial circles. This gave investors a lot of confidence in investing there.

If you were a non-Japanese East Asian company looking for investors, it made more sense to incorporate in Hong Kong and list your shares there to get better access to international markets.

There isn’t a reason to keep your money in Hong Kong any more.

I don’t think the EU would restrict exports to the USA so much as be unable to provide them in a war.

I also think that China would push its claim on Taiwan while Russia invades the EU to push the USA into a diplomatic corner.

The hostages are something of value to someone, even if that value is almost nothing to the major players.

And it isn’t like Israel is quietly trying to act as if there aren’t hostages any more, they’ve been acting like it since near the beginning of this war, which I feel caught Hamas by surprise.

You’re also dealing with a Germany that made most of its economic value in manufactured goods that either don’t transition well to a post-carbon world or can’t compete against the Chinese market.

Likely robots.

I’m not really all that surprised. Unification would likely mean the existing North Korean political elite would be criminals at best or dead at worst.