Ninety-nine percent of our problems with polarization and conflict stem from the shift in culture that's made this an acceptable topic of public discourse.
I miss the concept of "boundaries".
Where are my manners?
Ninety-nine percent of our problems with polarization and conflict stem from the shift in culture that's made this an acceptable topic of public discourse.
I miss the concept of "boundaries".
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Everlasting Gobstopper
The Everlasting Gobstopper* is Your Obedient Serpent's own rhyming slang for a "Neverending Doorstopper", the most egregious metastasis of…
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Working for the Weakened
It's called "Friday" because, by the time it gets here, you're fried. It's called the "Weekend" because, by the time it gets here, you're…
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Dot your P's and Cross your Q's
This one should be easy to parse: it's a portmanteau of "dot your I's and cross your T's" with "mind your P's and Q's". It describes over-attention…
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Everlasting Gobstopper
The Everlasting Gobstopper* is Your Obedient Serpent's own rhyming slang for a "Neverending Doorstopper", the most egregious metastasis of…
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Working for the Weakened
It's called "Friday" because, by the time it gets here, you're fried. It's called the "Weekend" because, by the time it gets here, you're…
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Understanding Athelind's Argot: Dot your P's and Cross your Q's
This one should be easy to parse: it's a portmanteau of "dot your I's and cross your T's" with "mind your P's and Q's". It describes over-attention…
