Gay bars now boycotting Smirnoff.

I thought the push was to start boycotting all Russian spirits?

I kinda want Guild to tell me what radical meme theory is and all the wonderful things it has in store for me...

Quote from: Caithness on July 25, 2012, 01:42:17 PM

I thought the entire page's discussion was about Boston, not Chicago.

He edited his post.  So now we have two different cities.  Which is cool; we've got something new now.  ...'cept that the link's broken.  I'll fix it.

Quote from: falselogic on July 25, 2012, 01:56:29 PM

The city doesn't have to put "politics" for the reason a permit or license is denied, even when that is the case. There are thousands of ways cities and counties control what is built within them.

I suppose that is obvious...

Yeeeeeah but if you say outright it's because they're anti-gay -- which is exactly what Menino and Moreno have done -- then you're opening yourself up to a First Amendment suit.

The Boston one is iffier because its on official stationary. The Chicago alderman can always say he was expressing himself as a private citizen and will act as the people in his district want when/if it came time to voting on anything before him as an alderman.

I don't know the municipal organization of Boston, but the Mayor is likely safe because any permits and such would go through numerous committees before reaching the city council any one of which could kill the thing before it ever got to him, plenty of cover there...

In general, it's not a good idea to try to bring your company into an area where you're not wanted. You can do it, it took Target 20 years to build a big box in our town, but you burn whatever goodwill you might have had both with the people of the city and those who manage it.

...yeah dude, that's what we've been talking about this entire page.

...dammit.  You're SoraCross, aren't you.

Whoops, sorry I didn't scroll down far enough...

That said, it is crazy insane how much this quesadilla I'm eating is improving my mood. Is there fluoride in it? I don't know!

Maybe you just had a calorie crash?

In my own its the ignorant people who expect you to do all the heavy work of learning for them. You know that crazy person who thinks that vaccinations cause autism and when told the facts refuses to budge unless you cite them, and then when you do cite them they want the cited paper, and then when you give them the paper, they want you to read it...

It goes on and on endlessly...

goose berries are a real thing. They are sour on the outside and sweet on the inside!?

Why are we looking at Envy? Envy (and Classic) appear to be clean. Unless you get new roles when you pass through the portals... I'm going to vote for NexAdruin because both Classic and Envy voted for him last time... Though neither of their state roles say they can read roles, maybe they know something I don't?

And if he is innocent it appears Chell can always bring him back.

Well then GlaDOS's comments about labeling during the B phase must mean some people can do just that. Unlike last time he also didn't tell us who/what Classic was...

I read it as no one was labelled during the B phase so no one was purged...

But back to the first hand: Nex's drug addled rambling actually has me worried he's a bad and plans to win before the next A phase.

How could that even happen seeing as no one has died yet?

Quote from: GLaDOS on October 20, 2011, 11:54:15 AM

Hub: 3

Quote from: GLaDOS on October 21, 2011, 02:24:54 PM

Hub: 10

To make sure I understand: the hub was drained and reset in this phase (2A), and we weren't alerted, GLaDOS?

My guess is that some cores have the ability to recharge the core somewhat...? This would be an especially good power for a corrupted core, seeing as they can't be killed until the hub is drained. Though it'd be just as good for the normal cores too if you could turn a wagon around...

I get the feeling that there is a lot going on in the background of this game that no one seems to be privy to.