I think more of this one.

Hell yeah.

A slide I'm preparing for our monthly member meeting tomorrow night.

Sneak peek of the next adventure I'm working on.

The third one (1618)

Without downloading anything new, where are you, mentally?

Archists when you try to get them to recognize that it's hierarchy that's the problem and not the particular contours of that hierarchy in a particular time and place that's the actual root of the problem.

Name a TV show you feel like no one remembers but you: Nothing Sacred

Should you ever find a PNG with an isolated background useful in the thankless work of getting these chaos gremlins to take care of themselves.

But OK, this time I know what I want: a warship of the Spanish Royal Armada! The San Gabriel (unofficially, the Bernardino), under the command of Captain Cosme Cruz y Morales-Navarro, doesn't have any upgrades, but do you really need them when you're carrying that kind of superior firepower?

Two British ships in a row, but this one's a privateer sloop, the Pompey. She's got extra and upgraded swivels, a strict bosun, an experienced master gunner and an experienced sail-master, all under Captain Risteárd Mac Gearailt, bearing a letter of marque signed by the King of England.

I just rolled the Cassandra, a British merchant frigate with an exceptional sail-master and a drunk crew, commanded by Captain Douglas Clarke.

Alas, you might only find loons in Saskatoon if you happen to visit in June.

You asked, "Should universities restrict free speech because of the message?" I'm sure you've heard of Karl Popper's "Paradox of Tolerance" before, and while there's certainly much to be said for this argument, it does leave a critical question unanswered: who decides who's intolerant?

(Illustrating how voting for the lesser evil on a regular basis leads to maximum evil.)