I agree in general. I kind of wish there was a way to pin favorite cards or something, even if it was on a separate page like a card case. Like it's hard having pretty Legendary cards and not be able to admire them easily.
I'm glad for the chance to talk about it!
What I really like about Scalzi in particular is that he never leaves anything hanging. For example, around the same time I was getting into him, I was reading a book club book that had a whole B plot about World War 2 that the author clearly did not...
That title sounds like clickbait, but it's not. (No tricks this time, @Pirioca!!)
I've read most of Scalzi's work, period, and it's always so reliably good. :ankha: I can't wait to find out what happens when the moon turns into cheese.
Hope they have a good contract lawyer who can sort out what they still are legally obligated to participate in vs what they can take a hiatus from.
Though I also kinda feel like the companies who chose to enter into agreements with them while the court case was pending did so at their own risk.
In this thread, I've learned that Reveluvs hated RBB. :pepeslippy: I knew I didn't like it because I thought it was less good than Bad Boy and it was stupid of SM to name it so similar and make the comparison, but it grew on me.
Also learned that our Rand is a little sensitive. :pepeheart:Would...
It's easy to ignore other people's boundaries when you don't think of them as people who could possibly have any.
The way people are okay with treating celebrities like they're dancing monkeys in a zoo.:annoyednayeon:
There's Ten, proving he can do anything.
I saw one of the YT comments suggesting that Ten really has the potential for broad international appeal, and I'd agree with that.
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