I'm new to the joy of bacon, having been a vegetarian most of my life. Just because other stuff is awesome, doesn't mean bacon can't be equally as fucking awesome. It is. It's amazing. Maybe not in cookies (but even then I'd be willing to try it), but in tons of things. Damn hipsters. Stop ruining shiny shit.
Salt and lard and chorizo... None have a satisfying crunch or that delicious smoky aftertaste that bacon has. Also chorizo is usually spicy. Why not just add spices to create the same flavour? Because you like chorizo, that's why. Like others like bacon for flavouring. The only thing stupid is you telling people they're stupid for liking a certain flavour in their food. WTF, you're smarter than this senseless argument.
@AmishRakeFight said:
Using sexuality to get something in a game is fairly common and happens with male gendered players. The transactional nature of what and how they get it is different but its still the same thing. This is likely unintentional of you but specifically framing female gendered players as the ones who are transgressive in this situation is coming off a leeeeetle bit slut shamey.
Female gendered players who do this tend to be more open/obvious about it because in that case, general female gendered players are socialized to be openly performative about it.
Just a little bit?
Anyone else get this? The desire to log on just so you don't miss out? It's like on FB when you see your friends posting pictures of all the great stuff they did that you couldn't go to, only on the MU it's logging on to find out you missed out on this amazing scene that all your friends are talking about. So you log on more and more often because you don't want to miss out on the next one. Even though you really should be doing X, Y, and Z RL stuff. I feel like there should be a 12 step program for this.
You need to keep a running list, like all those people who keep a list of the people they've had sex with.
Democracy is just a very wonderful theory. Like Communism.
I was thinking about a SM MU* that was set in the Moon Kingdom, during the battle to save it, pre- them coming to Earth.
http://mudstats.com/World/FantasyMoon
Just what the title says. Looking for info on whether or not it's worth the making of a new character. I 
Sailor Moon.
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2015/07/27/john-oliver-ottawa-ashley-madison_n_7876594.html
"Ottawa: A perfectly decent place to fuck your own spouse."
It is exactly this type of argument that has made shaming, of any kind, into what it now is. People have transformed dickishness into "them vs. us". OUR pain is far worse than your pain. WE face systemic discrimination. YOU only face social insecurity and animosity that could lead to some mental disorder or other issue <insert any number of things here>. That's not nearly as bad as not getting a job you probably wouldn't have wanted to work at anyway because of the discriminatory assholes who work there.
How about WE don't trivialize ANYONE? Stop all the body talk. Period.
Edit: let me add this excerpt, for anyone who thinks there's no systemic discrimination involved in skinny-shaming:
"It's a feeling that Frances Chan — the Yale University student who was nearly expelled for being too thin — can relate to. Last December, Chan went into the student health clinic to get a breast lump checked out, but was, instead, accused of being anorexic and threatened with suspension unless she gained weight."
New tool for relaxation that I love: http://stopbreathethink.org/
Also, anything with a strict limit on alts.
Any Buffy the Vampire Slayer MUSH. Fantasy + reality + Vampires.
I still live with mine while I'm finishing school. It becomes much harder to ignore when you're a dependent again.
