Tobasco da Gama @tobascodagama@witches.town

There after apparently a ton of power outages across Maine and Massachusetts from this storm that just passed through. I hope all my mastofriends are ok!

Just when I thought Wolfenstein couldn't be trolling nice liberal Nazi-sympathisers any harder: https://twitter.com/leslieleeiii/status/924457004281843713

The guy who designed the iconic US Civil Defense fallout shelter signs died. Let's honour his memory by ensuring that they never get used for anything but ironic room decoration.

Hiccups.

Also, straight razor shaving under your nose is pretty hard if you don't do it all the time. I'm like 90% sure that's why moustaches were popular before the invention of the safety razor.

This shitty fake fall has been messing with my skin, so I decided to go temporarily clean-shaven. Skin already feels a bit better, but I hate how my face looks without a beard.

Oh, and instead of "dominating" enemies to bring them to you side, you have to *spare* them. Some will accept and join you. Others will refuse and fight back or run away! You can't know which one a given enemy will do, you just have to take the risk or else kill them and forever lose the chance to recruit that character.

Hire a culturally-sensitive writer and some anthropology consultants to invent plausible cultures within Harad as well as an indigenous form of magic to replace the wraith powers that Talabrimbor had.

And then throw in a final act twist where King Elessar of Gondor invades and you have to find a way to tell him to fuck off because you've got things handled already.

Middle-Earth game I want to play: Shadow of Harad.

Basically the same game, mechanically and structurally, as the other two, but here you play as a woman of Harad fighting to free her people from the power-hungry warlords who allied with Sauron and used his sorcery and orcs to help enslave the rest of the Haradrim.

1930s nostalgia is getting out of hand. I mean, trying to kick off another Spanish Civil War seems pretty extreme to me: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/10/27/560357561/spains-prime-minister-asks-for-direct-rule-authority-over-catalonia