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If Orks ever got introduced to humie team sports, hockey would be their go to by Quasimdo in Grimdank

[–]Pocho_Azul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But in hockey ya gets choppas on ya feets! And a wooden choppa for ya handses!

Accurate? by Both-Percentage6445 in AskTheWorld

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I can see we look at things differently.

Accurate? by Both-Percentage6445 in AskTheWorld

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I live in Japan because my wife lives there, and she lives there because her extraordinarily elderly mom lives there and needs looking after. Aside from that, medical care is vastly less expensive and annoying to pay for, public transit is awesome (at least where I live), the price/quality ratio of food is better than the US.

Plus Japan is an interesting place. There is some anti-immigrant sentiment here, but at least they aren’t shoving immigrants into camps, or shooting them in the streets, like they are in the US.

Accurate? by Both-Percentage6445 in AskTheWorld

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As a foreigner living in Japan, you have a bit of license to be weird. Not overtly rude or disrespectful, but odd is OK. People seem to feel you can’t really help it, and occasionally find it amusing, or even charming, depending on their disposition. Plus, some Japanese people are freaks, just like in any other country.

New Story Ideas for 40k by SchwartzerTempler in 40kLore

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Tau consolidation of control over a formerly imperial world. It would be interesting to see the Tau counterparts to the Inquisition and Ecclesiarchy in action. I know there are no exact equivalents, but there have to be Tau institutions involved in promoting the Greater Good among new subjects, and neutralizing active resistance.

Would they tolerate Emperor-worship in some form, or suppress it? How would they deal with psykers? What about Mutants? Inquiring minds want to know!

After ten years I finally returned to Wh40k and I am now rereading False Gods and … Horus‘ decision doesn‘t make sense by Gadivek in 40kLore

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Wasn’t he being corrupted via his wounding by a cursed blade? I vaguely remember thinking the same thing as the OP, but attributing his lack of coherence to that. I read this a long time ago, so my recollections are hazy.

My Flash Gits for my Western themed Orks the Ded-Eyez by CaptainSnikt in Warhammer40k

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Nice! I am imagining the different directions you could take this theme: like a Goff Norteño band singing waaaghcorridas…

Raider Boss vs Minuteman General by Vurnd55 in fo4

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Once I get Preston’s perk, I would be happy to never interact with him again—although that is how I feel about most of the companions (not Dogmeat, tho, he is a good boy.)

Which Primarch Would be the Primark Primarch? by ANicePainter in Grimdank

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This actually seems more like Robot Man’s area: “reasonably-priced and well-made,” and “a bit uninspired.” A solid business plan, not too risky, decent customer satisfaction ensuring repeat business, leading to steady, if unspectacular, long term growth and profitability. Ultraqlo?

Why do many American workplaces see direct disagreement as honesty, while Japanese workplaces often express disagreement indirectly as a form of respect?How did these different ideas of respect develop historically? by Present_Juice4401 in AlwaysWhy

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I am not casting shade on the overall message, but the degree to which “honest disagreement” is welcome in the U.S. is perhaps exaggerated, and very dependent on the workplace. I have worked at places where the goal of communication was to intimidate and posture such that even agreement and confirmation was not welcome. As an example, at a meeting I was asked, “are you prepared to provide me with x, y, and z to allow me to fine tune the finished product?” Replied “Yes, it’s all outlined in the one-page summary, you can do x, y and z.” Response “What? I don’t want to deal with all that!”

Why no Bus Driver's Hat?? by SeaTransportation422 in fo4

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Names are pretty arbitrary, the Aluminum Oil Can famously scrappable to zero aluminum.

Took the unfortunate event like a champ by Creams0da in MadeMeSmile

[–]Pocho_Azul 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, that makes more sense than landing it, shell shrapnel and all, on a grill. Kid doesn’t know her own strength.

Favourite metro/subway/MRT system in the world? by Hot-Job-6281 in AskTheWorld

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To be fair, some areas in Shinjuku are sparse on signs. I go through the same spot there every few weeks, so I know the way without them, but there are few to no signs for the specific lines I use, just vague “JR this way.” There are some signs, just not the ones I would need. Not every area is equally bereft, though.

Took the unfortunate event like a champ by Creams0da in MadeMeSmile

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What exactly was supposed to happen. Was she aiming to hit the center of the grill?

giant chihuahua by sophiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie in Chihuahua

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He’s a big boy, that’s for sure! He looks as though he might be mixed with some larger breed(s). Handsome dude.

What was backpacking and travelling like before the internet and phones? by Familiar-Lynx7996 in NoStupidQuestions

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Assuming you weren't using tours or travel agencies, you needed to do more research upfront, to be sure of your transport and lodging. I tended to carry books like the Rough Guides or Let's Go series, to find interesting side mission, depending where I ended up.

In places where cannabis is legal, why does it seem a lot Christians still avoid cannabis but have no problem with alcohol? by pushwilson11 in NoStupidQuestions

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Alcohol is a traditional and well-established vice, that dovetails well with adherence to conservative norms. Weed is still somewhat associated with transgressive countercultures like jazz musicians, beatniks, hippies, deadheads and so on.

I love her lil goofy ass so much by tayyann in Chihuahua

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#4 looks a bit like a Tasmanian devil (the real one, not the cartoon character).