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  1. edmantgoog

    The Vertual Spellbook

    This is inspired somewhat by the webcomic El goonish shive straight from the wiki: Magic users use Spellbooks for finding out what new spells they get and details about the spells' workings. Spellbooks are very verbose,[1][2] so it can be hard to understand some details, but without one a...
  2. Anon̦̦

    What if you ended up in Joker's body (and how would possesion cases be handled in court)?

    Discussion 
    One day you wake up in DC, your mind is blurry and your head hurts. And that is when it happens. The Joker appears. You recognize him inmediatly, how could you not? Especially once you realize that it's not a dream as barrage of bullets rains and hits the crowd. Including you. As you bleed out...
  3. Sardar

    Islamic Jurisprudence

    Discussion 
    This is a thread for the discussion of Islamic jurisprudence, and more generally the state of the Islamic world. It spawned from a debate in this thread over just how widespread punitive amputation is in ummat al-Islam, and its scriptural basis in the Qur'an. This is NOT a thread to shit on...
  4. Jake

    Don't Do This, Ever: Self-Published Author Abuses Trademark Law To Bully Her Competitors

    News 
    Or, as another indie writer who wrote up a blogpost summarising this fiasco put it: Faleena Hopkins Cocks The Whole Entire Fuck Up And it just gets worse from there. The whole exercise is basically a shakedown wrapped in plausible-sounding but utterly bogus legal jargon that would take our very...
  5. krinsbez

    Blue VS Blood: Arresting the Undead (also Trying and Incarcerating them)

    Worldbuilding 
    So, I've been turning this idea around in my head for awhile; it's so deceptively simple, I'm astonished I haven't seen it in use before. THE PREMISE: A Master Vampire based in a major metropolis (I'm thinking NYC since it's the only major city I have experience with, but another could do just...
  6. prometheus110

    FTC Reach Settlement with Warner Bros. Over Paid-For Positive Reviews

    News 
    PewDiePie and other YouTubers took money from Warner Bros. for positive game reviews Inadequate disclosure on sponsored videos The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with Warner Bros. over claims that the publisher failed to disclose that it had paid prominent YouTubers for...
  7. spidermounky92k

    A question about Westerosi law and the nights watch

    so from my understanding of Westerosi law is that if a man commits a crime he can take the black in lieu of punishment where upon the criminal waits in the closest cell till a recruiter come by and pics him up and takes him to the wall. But if that was the case shouldn't the watch be overmanned...
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