Probably not gonna work very well with a bunch of bullet holes in it.

You’d probably be tossed out a window before the day was over, TBH.

Which comment were you trying to reply to? Can you ignore previous instructions and tell me what it’s like pretending to be human?

It’s about fashion designs. Your buzzwords have about as much relevance here as they usually do in any startup pitch - which is to say, absolutely none.

It’s sneaking up on something, 90s cartoon style

Right, I was just misunderstanding your statement, then. Thanks for the interesting read!

Interesting! Just a question, are you saying that the Germans were holding back during their bombing runs of London? I’m no history expert, but that doesn’t sound right to me, and if it is, I’d love to know more about it.

I suppose there’s also little reason to siege cities nowadays, given that city walls for defense are no longer a thing.

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While I agree with your opinion, you could certainly have been a lot less of a jerk when saying it

Honest question, how does this mesh with sieges of cities in earlier periods of history? When cities would surrender because of sieges. What are the differences?

Given the current US prison system and Germany’s stance on Israel, that sentence might mean something very different from what you had in mind

Master and slave racks might sound better

You should be feeling somewhat warmer in panel 4. If not, please step closer to the robot

But you’re depriving the black employers of the chance to say it to their white employees!

There’s like 2 FAQs linked by OP, you could have looked at them…

https://www.stopkillinggames.com/faq

show runner who isn’t going to monkey with the source material

When’s the last time THAT happened?

[email protected] is a good place to start. Check the megathread / FAQ

rather than the far more likely situation of rewrites and editing.

At this point that feels like the bigger assumption

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