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[Flying Dice]

My extended family used to play that in public spaces specifically because of that feature. There's nothing like a circle of people standing around a table shouting out random commodities to weird folks out. xD

[Putnam]

Attack on Titan/Dwarf Fortress crossover. WTF, brain.

not a bad idea and super easy to make, heh

[Lyeos]

Metro 2033's Easy Mode makes it harder to kill enemies.
Wat?

[LordSlowpoke]

Metro 2033's Easy Mode makes it harder to kill enemies.
Wat?

have you ever played the shrine maiden simulator

easy mode is for people too weak to handle the moral dilemma of murdering people in a video game

[GiglameshDespair]

Metro 2033's Easy Mode makes it harder to kill enemies.
Wat?

They just reduced the damage of everything, didn't they? A rather annoying way of doing it.

[Lyeos]

Metro 2033's Easy Mode makes it harder to kill enemies.
Wat?

They just reduced the damage of everything, didn't they? A rather annoying way of doing it.

That and made ammo more plentiful, yes. But it makes stealth a pain when you actually need to take someone out and can't get close enough to knock them out or use the throwing knives on them before they notice you.

[Zangi]

My wtf is today, comes from following a link from a post in the upperforums to: Trials on animals... then I see a link to 'Bestiality'.  What is this?  Is it not Beastiality?

Even autocorrect tells me I am wrong.

[pisskop]

I just loaded up my fort on the graphic pack I learned to play DF on.  OWWWWWW.  Why wou you purposely use it?  Its so clunky and the tiles are soo big and wtf all around.

[MagmaMcFry]

My wtf is today, comes from following a link from a post in the upperforums to: Trials on animals... then I see a link to 'Bestiality'.  What is this?  Is it not Beastiality?

Even autocorrect tells me I am wrong.

It's always been spelled "bestiality", because it comes from the latin word "bestia": animal, wild animal.

[Tawa]

Yeah, beast is a derivative of bestia.

[Orange Wizard]

Ew?

[Helgoland]

Put off by linguistics, eh? How about this: Almost all languages' words for 'mother' start with 'm'.

I'll come back to you when you've cleaned up that vomit.

[Orange Wizard]

Whaddabout languages that don't have "m"?

[Helgoland]

Those guys have really bad relationships with their moms, but great ones with their dads.
"Hello, father, hello, other."

[SealyStar]

Whaddabout languages that don't have "m"?

Note how it said "almost all". Japanese is probably the most well-known exception (they have several words depending whose mother you're talking about, and none of them begin with "m".

When it comes to languages that don't have /m/, they're double exceptions. There's that trend, and there's also the fact that languages without /m/ are incredibly rare. It's pretty much the most common consonant, about tied with /k/.