Zeropoint

"Tony Stark, diligent or lazy?" . . . Yes. Anyway, it says I'm a 93% match for Bruce Banner. I'm not going to complain about that.

So we're trying to obtain the blessings of St. Alvis?

Labor does the work. Labor takes the risks. Labor gets the health problems. Labor dies the deaths. Capital gets the money. It's time to change that.

Some people want to give all Americans $2000 a month for the duration of the pandemic. I say, why stop when the pandemic cools down?

We have nothing to lose but our chains.

It's interesting to note that this pandemic shows us who's really important to society. When the celebrities and the rich cower in their mansions, no one misses them. It's the "lowest" of the workers who are the most necessary to society. We need to ensure that society provides for them.

I think it's already started. The Trump administration has made it clear that we can't depend on the federal government. The states are going to have to step up to the plate themselves on important issues. I don't like saying that. I think a strong, sensible federal government is necessary for a nation, but . . . the federal government we have right now is neither strong nor sensible.

Well, we're not in the post-apocalyptic phase yet. Right now we're still IN the apocalypse, and that's not the fun part.

I'm surprised that the reach of the rifle + bayonet isn't giving that guy more of an edge than it seems to be.

Well, I suppose such an epic battle deserves appropriate musical accompaniment:

Aye, I'm disappointed that I won't get to go--I've been looking forward to getting some RPG table time as a player since last Gamestorm--but I have to admit that shutting it down is (in addition to being legally required) the socially responsible thing to do.

Portland State, where I'm attending, has also announced that all of this term's finals will be held remotely, and classes will be taught online next term. I don't know how that's going to work out for classes that require hands-on work. I only had one term left until graduation (assuming I pass all of this term's classes) and now I'm wondering whether I'll be able to finish my degree.

Knives, vodka, metal, and the homeland of Simo Hayha? Eh, I'm in.

What I've heard is that having had COVID-19 provides no immunity to it, and may even make it more likely that the victim will be re-infected.

"Quarantine" "16 million people" I'm not seeing how this works.