My reading comprehension would probably be better if that cunt waffle would fix my damn faucet it's driving me nuts, but yeah we call them Bartenders here. Or 'Mixologists' if you want to get pretentious.
Paul's power ring is powered by desire. If Paul were sufficiently amorous to mate with a Spider Queen, then all the chapters between now and his meeting with Jade would've been about Jade and posted on QQ.
Huge robot fleets, basically. And a basic lack of empathy on the part of their future enemies.
Neither I nor the SI had heard of that.
No, because a people like that couldn't make a functioning civilisation. They're more comfortable with violence, but in more of a seventeenth century Europe sort of way.
In the UK, a landlord can also be a person who runs a pub. Its use probably goes back to when they used to be inns.
We did. Pretty much all human civilisations started as 'guy with biggest stick says X is right/wrong', proceeded to 'guy with biggest army says X is right/wrong' and finally reached 'guy with biggest voting bloc says X is right/wrong.'
I'm...really confused. Did I say something offensive?
Nah, they need to raise the bar to anti-fleet weapons.
Thank you, corrected.
No, I just learned that people drink poo-coffee. Elephant poo-coffee. It's not offensive, it's just disgusting.
Portrayals of Thanagar have wandered all over the shop.
What Jojo character is this?
It probably wouldn't be too functional, and would be really alien; not just savage and lawless. I recall the Kif from CJ Cherryh's Chanur series (she's really good with aliens). They were pretty interesting; an entire species that literally has no concept of empathy or loyalty or anything other than self interest and savagery, but (just barely) manages to make a semi-functional society anyway.
heh, maybe the new 'queen' is Blackfire.
Mr Zoat didn't say the one he mentioned was the most expensive, just one of them.
The issue with most contemporary portrayals of Thanagarians is that they come off as late-Trek Klingons - actual literal cavemen who spend all their time headbutting rocks and eating the third child of every family to make the harvest grow in faster. The JLU's explanation that they were essentially handed civilization by an elder god, which they then turned on for no reason other than petty savagery, made pretty good sense for what we saw of them there.
*wont to do
that have very talented tongues.
The 'might' in might makes right does not signify martial prowess specifically.
"Guarding" a Queen's body, eh?
