Attacking a military base is not terrorism! The goal is not to spread terror in the civilian population, it's to directly damage the base's ability to contribute to the war!
And it's hard to call them out because so much of it is already in the text, they can always claim they're just playing along. I remember a couple of Blood Elf /jokes:
"We're allies with the Tauren? Fantastic! We'll be having steak twice a week."
"So I was in the Undercity the other day and this Forsaken woman asks me if I want a facial. I said, 'You don't have a lower jaw, and you want to give me a facial?' HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"
It's four hours and showing in theaters? We have got to convince theater operators to bring back intermissions.
Doing nothing? These are not problems that require disciplinary action. Sometimes people will behave in ways we find somewhat annoying, this is just the reality of sharing a planet with 8 billion other people.
I mean, I'm the guy in the picture, but I'm not offended, I already know I'm terrible.
It seemed like it made there be literally less guards but maybe she just got lucky on the winning run.
Did you try the "less scares" setting? I think it makes this part easier, because I was watching someone struggle with this and as soon as they turned it on they passed it on the next try.
I had kind of assumed it was because previously they were asking applicants a question where they listed a bunch of stuff and said "Have you ever done this?" and it was mostly related to sex work, but bestiality was on the list. And after deciding they wouldn't penalize sex work, it seemed weird to ask about just bestiality because by comparison it almost never came up.
There's an indie platformer called Fallen Leaf that has really good reviews. In the opening cutscene you are told a story about how in the past the world was saved by sealing away a great evil underground. The first level of the game sees you exploring a cave that your main character didn't even want to be in, at the behest of his sister (IIRC).
Some ways into the cave your path is blocked by a talking bear who politely but firmly explains that it is dangerous ahead and no one may pass. If you attempt to get past them, they gently boop you back.
What the game clearly wants you to do is shoot a stalactite so that it falls on the bear. No, game, I don't think I'm going to murder this innocent bear just so that I can be the one who releases the ancient evil I will spend the rest of the game fighting against. I will just quit here while the world is still safe and the polite bear is unharmed, thanks.
Do they look like the photo? I like the bulky frames look, myself. My (non-smart) glasses are rounder but similarly large.
Mercantilism, in 2026? It's more likely than you'd think!
I agree, it's not on her to withdraw herself from the competition. I don't think she owes an apology. If she won, she won. If it was unsafe for the other competitors the judges should have pulled her out.
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