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Why aren't there stores that sell sci-fi and fantasy fashion? Like, not costume stores, but ones with good quality, made-for-everyday-use clothing. I really feel like there's a huge diversity of clothing that's just going horrendously underexplored, and I think that's sad.

How the heck was the scrolling algorithm messed up here? Whenever I make a picture bigger, it resets the scroll positioning so that the top of the posts is at whatever scroll height I was at instead of staying at the top of scroll-bar's 0 position. Such a weird bug!

How the heck was the scrolling algorithm messed up here? Whenever I make a picture bigger, it resets the scroll positioning so that the top of the posts is at whatever scroll height I was at instead of staying at the top of scroll-bar's 0 position. Such a weird bug!

While I don't personally like alcoholic drinks—I don't like alcohol's taste and have negative interest in being inebriated—there are a lot of vibes connected to alcohol that I really like, whether the brewing culture, fantasy taverns, groups coming together to celebrate...

Somehow there's a good way to construct a joke about an air conditioner company making a lot of money off of spam emails about hot singles in their area, but I'm too tired to figure out how to construct it.

So if you had enough money that you could basically build whatever kind of house you want, what're some features you'd like to have? For me, I'd love to have a bunch of different types of rooms, but one aesthetic I want for sure is at least one hallway with a sci-fi feel.

Once again I am reminded that, if you sell a business to a megacorporation, you should expect that megacorporation to eventually kill that business. In related news, I didn't play a lot of the BioWare games, but the ones I did play were pretty cool.

I've been really struggling with figuring out how I want to use Blue Sky. I feel like we're constantly trained to focus on the negatives here, either by complaining about things directly or by advocating. While there is some value to either (pointing out problems, trying to convince of solutions)...

So I'm trying to figure out how to even approach social media in that sort of positive, "I like thing!" way. Because I fear the criticism, the dogpiling, and all of the awful things social media has become known for. But more than that, I feel like I don't see what I'm looking for modeled.

I've been really struggling with figuring out how I want to use Blue Sky. I feel like we're constantly trained to focus on the negatives here, either by complaining about things directly or by advocating. While there is some value to either (pointing out problems, trying to convince of solutions)...

Something else I've been thinking lately is that I feel like a lot of Christians have taken "speaking the truth in love" the wrong way, turning it into "speaking the truth is love," then calling their opinions truth. So they use "speaking the truth in love" as cover for being jerks, basically.

I've been really struggling with figuring out how I want to use Blue Sky. I feel like we're constantly trained to focus on the negatives here, either by complaining about things directly or by advocating. While there is some value to either (pointing out problems, trying to convince of solutions)...

And so I'm trying to figure out how to approach Blue Sky with more of that old, positive attitude. I find myself thinking about something I read somewhere—or heard, whatever—that it's safer to be negative about things.

I've been really struggling with figuring out how I want to use Blue Sky. I feel like we're constantly trained to focus on the negatives here, either by complaining about things directly or by advocating. While there is some value to either (pointing out problems, trying to convince of solutions)...

Both are fundamentally focused on the negatives of the world. And, like, those *are* worth trying to address. We can't make the world a better place without trying to address them in some way. But at the same time, I've found myself realizing something.

I understand the importance of market research to @magic.wizards.com, but how the heck am *I* supposed to know how/where the people I play with obtained their cards? Did they get them from buying a booster box? On the secondary market? From a prerelease kit? I certainly can't say for sure!

I understand the importance of market research to @magic.wizards.com, but how the heck am *I* supposed to know how/where the people I play with obtained their cards? Did they get them from buying a booster box? On the secondary market? From a prerelease kit? I certainly can't say for sure!