ijuin

“The Human banged his head last night and stayed up to make sure he didn't have any problems for a few hours. He's staying in bed for a while this morning. I'm staying with him. He needs purrs!” - Explorer the Cat.

The lack of any objective standards means that an outright lunatic who is convinced that he can do no wrong is effectively unlimited.

I would say that it is not a good one when you are seriously considering whether being above ground is better than not. Any pain where you are left wishing for unconsciousness just to escape from it is bad.

That seems to be a possibility. Then he'd be more like the modern Rich, not really a contributor, but not really taken seriously. 

 
 
Actually, these are Holy See Gulls 
 

Your bill will look like a long list of phrases that are sort of comprehensible and sort of gibberish along with a stack of numbers best expressed with scientific notation 
 
 

 
 
The Pope Secolla comment went flat. 
 

About half of the electric cars around here are Teslas, but the majority of those were from back before Musk took his hard right turn. I think that half of them are owned by current or former Tesla employees and their families.
There are plenty of Nissan Leafs, Chevrolet Volt/Bolts, and even a few Mustang Mach-E’s and F-150 Lightnings around here. Maybe one car in five is electric, it seems.

He’s not Pennywise—he’s Poundfoolish.

Putin.
Musk is not a sole actor; getting rid of him does not solve the problem of him nearly as well as getting rid of Putin solves Russian aggression.

The other drawback was the shorter play time of Betamax cassettes—they had only 1/2 to 2/3 of the length of VHS, which means that at high-quality speed any movie longer than 120 minutes would overrun the tape length, while VHS allowed 180 minutes at its highest-quality speed (or eight hours at low-quality speed).

Consider that absorbed ionizing radiation is measured in Sieverts, where one Sievert equals one Joule of gamma rays absorbed per kilogram of body tissue. Less than ten Sieverts is enough to kill a human. For comparison, the thermal energy in one calorie per kilogram of body tissue (i.e. the amount of energy needed to warm your body by one degree Celsius) is over four thousand Joules per kilogram. Yes, you can die from an amount of radiation that would heat your body by about a thousandth of one degree.

I think that's more of a "stop hating yourself over it" bonk.

Hope will fail in her intent. The magic will help Cinderted with the chores, but they'll use that to get more done rather than to get some time to themself or some rest.

A large segment of our society including police are hell bent on keeping that fear alive. I believe there is a fear on their side of recompense by minorities against the leash holders, per "as soon as they think that they can hurt you, they will try to remove you as a threat." What's weird is how much loyalty there is in spite of this, perhaps due to allies who see through the bullsh!t.

“You think the murder-monster with massive claws and fangs is ‘cute’.”
Clearly, Jay is not a cat lover.

. . . and I'm not afraid to use it!

They had many nukes. If they no longer have them, where did they go?

The imp had an attack of three, and thus took three points of health per turn.

Well, no, that was the point of what the card does and what ijuin explained. The imp ally damages your opponent, not you. But it is a minor amount of damage, and you can't stop it. Hope can follow up with a card that triggers on attack and will consume your subsequent turns. It's all about control, not damage.

The imp is forcing Sarah into aggression—it has sealed off any possible moves by Sarah that would require her to complete a turn without making an attack (e.g. Hope could play a trap card that Sarah would have no choice but to trigger immediately).

She does at that.  The fact that she normally sleeps with me at night is an indication of that.

Although I have never comprehended how whiskey is in any way a desirable thing, I congratulate you on your purchase.

 
The Tea Shoppe is not canon beacuse good good tea is magical on its own