Twilight of World 12

[Burinn]

Gladiator (2000) was a movie made for audiences in 2000 AD set in 200 AD. The contemporary understanding of a thumbs down is an implicit "no".

So no means yes?

I got to jot these notes down for future reference

Yes. A thumbs down means no in 2021 despite the people in the .gif being fictitious depictions of people from 200 AD. Correct.

[crowe]

Gladiator (2000) was a movie made for audiences in 2000 AD set in 200 AD. The contemporary understanding of a thumbs down is an implicit "no".

So no means yes?

I got to jot these notes down for future reference

Yes. A thumbs down means no in 2021 despite the people in the .gif being fictitious depictions of people from 200 AD. Correct.

Okay just needed to know "no means yes" for friend that is going on date.

[MagicManICT]

Well... this turned dark fast.

[linkfanpc]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wILFddYxKOM

[shubla]

In some cultures, no means yes. This was told to me in interview about why refuges commit more rape than native citizens.

[Emiel]

Tried to fight a troll just because its on surface and obviously there is no cave-ins on surface.
Then wicked creature just killed my char with a stone from a clear sky, and left his body float over the ocean.

Problem, hearthlings?

[Kannoi]

In some cultures, no means yes. This was told to me in interview about why refuges commit more rape than native citizens.

HIGH THUMOS POST

[animary]

But why. You support the harmful thought of world resets meaning that one should stop playing by doing stuff like this! Instead of just playing normally till the end, which is rationaal.

You'd show up to work for your factory job making widgets, even if a massive asteroid was impacting the Earth in a few days and your job became useless? After all, nobody will be around for buying those widgets by the time it would have otherwise gotten to the store shelves.

If you were not aware of the approach of said asteroid, certainly. I would prefer no notice of the end so could enjoy playing those last few days, rather than just stopping and waiting for new world. Perhaps the last few hours before the end could be apocalyptic, with earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, creatures running rampant, etc.

[Harthel]

But why. You support the harmful thought of world resets meaning that one should stop playing by doing stuff like this! Instead of just playing normally till the end, which is rationaal.

You'd show up to work for your factory job making widgets, even if a massive asteroid was impacting the Earth in a few days and your job became useless? After all, nobody will be around for buying those widgets by the time it would have otherwise gotten to the store shelves.

If you were not aware of the approach of said asteroid, certainly. I would prefer no notice of the end so could enjoy playing those last few days, rather than just stopping and waiting for new world. Perhaps the last few hours before the end could be apocalyptic, with earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, creatures running rampant, etc.

Hell no, I wanna know in advance so I can join in some orgies and do a bunch of drugs

[cherryquartz]

In some cultures, no means yes. This was told to me in interview about why refuges commit more rape than native citizens.

You were being interviewed about why refugees commit more rape than native citizens? Did they read you your rights? Were you convicted? Did you just admit to being a suspect in some kind of sexual assault case?