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[Yoink]

My WTF for today is that people didn't know about Ed Gein. 

[scriver]

Those chickens can't even hatch without human assistance.

I just saw Fury Road last night. Those chickens make ne think of nothing else than Mr Cancerbulb Elephant Foot.

[Tack]

Wait. So whilst cannibalism is very illegal, wearing the offspring of dead humans isn't?
Creeepy.

Human Leather Wallet
From Euros 9,000 onwards (USD$14,000 approx)
 
Human Leather Belt?
From Euros 10,500 onwards (USD$15,750 approx)
 
Human Leather Shoes?
From Euros 18,000 onwards (USD$27,000 approx)

Somehow both more and less expensive than I thought they'd be.
However gotta wonder about the kinds of people who work on it.

Also someone let me know if this requires a spoiler or something. Probably a squick topic, albeit not unlawful.

[IcyTea31]

Actually, very few jurisdictions have laws against cannibalism itself. The problem is that acquiring the meat can be unlawful and/or morally questionable. In this case it's consensual, so no worries!

[Tack]

Ah, I only know of my country, in which it's very illegal, and the US, in which preparing it could lead to being charged for desecration.

Yet somehow I had assumed they mad more laws, what with the mad cow disease.

[Itnetlolor]

How can anyone, responding to a message, misspell your name when it was right in front of them (2-4 lines away from the response bar), in proper spelling, in bold letters and the like?

It's a bit of a pet peeve of mine: Misspelling/mispronouncing my (real) name, despite hearing/reading it a million times, and me correcting once in awhile, and they still insist they're saying/spelling it correctly; regardless it's my f***ing name. This, taken to ridiculous levels, and is one of the most absurd examples, actually just happened recently.

I know they probably didn't mean to be rude or anything by it, but how can you screw up a name that badly when it's right in front of you? I think they have Perception as a dump stat. It's like asking what the sale price of an item at a grocery store is, while the big sign in huge bold letters and numbers, at their eye-level, is displaying it no more than a foot away from them (they can't miss it). Just needed to let that out of my system.

[Dutchling]

get better name scrub

[scrdest]

Used an aerosol coating to prevent shoes soaking up water. Made out of acetate esters; my whole apartment smells faintly of synthetic banana aroma now.

[Sergarr]

incredible

[Spehss _]

Youtube recommends me Dota 2 videos under the category "Shooter Games". Brilliant.

[Sergarr]

Are you implying that Dota 2 isn't a shooter? Call of Duty has about the same number of RPG elements, you know...

[miauw62]

Shooter has to be first or third person, imo. Top-down is more of a hack and slash or shmup.

[Sergarr]

Counter Strike 2D is a top-down shooter, and I'm pretty sure there are more games like that.

Anyway, the reason why I've put Dota 2 as a shooter is because of Counter-Strike. The skill sets required for a professional CS player and professional Dota 2 player are very similar - both require extensive memorization of "item buying", both have a distinctive "early game" period, which both sides exit by acquiring enough money to buy their mid-game loadouts, both have the same focus on team-play, and both has a lot of twitch shooting - literally in case of CS, and by using skills - in case of Dota 2.

[miauw62]

Tbh everything I've seen from comp CS is people peeking corners. Seems rather boring.

[Sergarr]

There are also bullshit snipers who headshot you through a fucking door on reflex every. single. time.

The basic game is boring, yeah. That's why I never played it. Gun-game/Zombie mod only, no items, final destination.