In a similar vein, I picked up Marvel Multiverse RPG recently. My friends haven’t played DND picked this up really quickly.

Dungeons and Dragons. With the right group, you can do anything.

You’ve just described Lemmy

Definitely a glitch in the matrix.

Well you should get your memory checked out because I don’t remember it either and I have a terrible memory.

I believe they turned off the API restrictions for moderators. So Boost (and I assume other third party apps) still works for me because I created a private subreddit and made myself a moderator.

I’ll continue to lurk until Spez realizes and blocks my access but I deleted all my comments and posts and don’t plan on adding any new free content to their site.

I’m sure it’s just a caching issue but, infuriatingly, some of my old comments appear randomly and I have to go in and delete them all over again.

It’s funny how the astronaut is leaning around it

I’ve noticed it happening to one of my instances but not my other. I agree with your assessment though.

Which one though?

In that case, you could skip the first two seasons. Season 3 is really where it starts to get better. It’s where the phrase “grow its beard” came from.

I actually knew that. I was just trying to make a funny. But it failed.

I’m pretty sure 8ft is less than 2.4km

I can see the markdown that generated that neat link but how did you make it?

Real initials were already taken so Hotmail suggested ending with “2”. Unfortunately, “rvq2” looked difficult to secure everywhere (and pretty ugly) so “r2vq” was born and used everywhere.

This comment is in reply to a comment I deleted in order to test this theory.

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This is a comment I plan on replying to and deleting to test this theory

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My understanding is it has to do with deleted comments not having a placeholder, so the comments you do see look like they’re nested strangely

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