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Damn. That is tough, I can't imagine losing my best friend or even any of my friends going back to the 70s (but fuck we're getting old so): Born Aug. 23, 1966 in Las Vegas, NV, Escobedo's group, Cleto and the Cletones, has been the house band for Jimmy Kimmel Live! since the show's inception in 2003. Escobedo and Kimmel, however, go way back. The pair hit it off as kids, when Kimmel's family moved to Sin City back in 1977, directly across the street, two houses over from a young Escobedo. Kimmel was unable to hold back the tears, and he told of his best friend's passing at the very top of Tuesday night's Live. "We've been on the air for almost 23 years and I've had to do some hard monologues along the way. But this one's the hardest," he remarked. They weren't just friends. They were 24/7 besties, enjoying countless sleepovers, crank calls, backyard ballgames, and "we definitely gave each other many concussions," he recounted. Across 22 minutes, Kimmel told hilarious tales of youthful pranks, parties, bad advice, and much more, the stuff that occurs only when two people live out of each other's pockets. "We loved all the same things. Baseball, fishing, boxing, [Muhammad] Ali, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Woody Allen, Michael McDonald, Huey Lewis, Stevie Wonder, and most of all, we loved David Letterman," he admitted. "We never missed David Letterman. And the first time I was on the [Late Show with David Letterman] was 1999. It was a really big deal for both of us. That afternoon before the show, I was so nervous. I was walking in New York City, just walking fast, trying to burn off the nervous energy, and I called him just so we could be amazed together that this was happening and it was an amazing thing."
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They've been on my radar even before their 2nd edition. I have looked at their books, etc. and they feel like they "get it" like FASA did in terms of what they make available to players. And they are living in modern times - you can buy PDFs and print your own stuff out and pass stuff out to other players, and you can also buy the 3D files to print out your own figures, which I think is really cool. Granted, you can get all of the FASA stuff from the Internet Archive and print out whatever you need, and I'm sure somebody has 3D Star Trek Files floating around, but these are officially supported. And I've seen several of the FASA adventures adapted to Modiphius's system and apparently, they played well (FASA had some really cool adventures they sold, as well as fan stuff you can download). I don't think they have the starship combat stuff to the extent that FASA had (I know ship creation is pretty good), but I kind of think of them as almost separate games anyways since you could spend a lot of time moving ships around. It's tempting, very tempting. For now, we are going to dick around in-person with the FASA stuff we already have, and with the Steam tabletop simulator for the starship stuff (when we have to play online). We've talked about it a bit more this weekend though, and Modiphius is a consideration if we feel like FASA's game is bogging us down. Modiphius has the advantage of supporting all of the canon stuff up through now (even have Lower Decks stuff) which is a huge advantage, but also a huge disadvantage in some ways - FASA, you are pretty locked into TOS and the 80s movies, and early TNG, which can keep things simpler. Modiphius also has a lot better Roll20 support, in fact they have official support (even if it's dated, they've released official files/art for Roll20). Half of the people I'd be playing with, I would have to play remotely, so it's an option. I was in a couple of D&D campaigns run through Roll20 for 3-5 years, and it was easy for us to transition to in-person when possible (long weekends, holidays, etc.) and then back online after.
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Sucks, and I know Ukraine wants to fight to the last man to defend every little town, but if they are smart and get their people out in time (or inflict maximum casualties for the losses), and they keep up their deep strikes against the Russian infrastructure and economy, Ukraine will come out much better. The fact that Putin is having to mobilize people that really aren't supposed to be mobilized for a Special Military Operation in another country means that Russia is struggling on the manpower front. The mobilization could, at the very least, be a sign that they can't defend their infrastructure that's on Russian soil and fight in Ukraine at the same time. -
I want Tech to destroy aggy for the epic TexAgs meltdown. I mean, it will be just fine if we beat aggy (and we will have our chance to do it anyways), but I think getting beat by Tech would hurt the aggy inferiority complex so much more and probably end up with them firing their head coach.
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Elon Musk: Nazi traitor piece of shit [Confirmed]
atomheartbevo replied to MaybeACoordinator's topic in Daily Texan
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Gooner or later, weβre in serious troubleβ¦.
atomheartbevo replied to Dnaguy's topic in Daily Texan
Yeah, but do you have a problem with them pretending to be your step-sister or step-mom and pretending to get stuck in the clothes dryer or under a sink? -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
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Gooner or later, weβre in serious troubleβ¦.
atomheartbevo replied to Dnaguy's topic in Daily Texan
While she very briefly mentions political affiliation (so anybody thatβs easily offended, skip it) she talks about incels and how ugly dudes just need to be clean and kind of be interesting and women will fuck them. She jokes about something like βif youβre ugly, go take up kayaking, some woman will bang youβ or βgo to a chess tournament and figure it outβ and points out itβs harder for ugly women to get laid. And itβs true. How many ugly dudes do we know that are swinging well above their weight class? They are clean and have a job. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Probably internet problems related to them trying to stop drones, butβ¦ https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1987816336236364178 It looks like hidden drafting has started in Russia. A campaign started in 20 Russian regions on drafting reservists into units that will secure critically important Russian objects. In Tatarstan, this process started back in October - reservists were recruited to secure oil objects. In Nizhny Novgorod, reservists have already been selected and are undergoing training. On November 4, Putin signed a decree allowing reservists to be drafted into securing critically important objects in peacetime. It is hard to estimate the scale of this process and the number of reservists that will be drafted. The main question is whether this is done to accumulate additional human resource for war or to replenish losses and decrease in signing military contracts (which have been the primary source of Russia's cannon fodder in previous years). This should become clear in several months. Several Russian regions have sharply decreased the amount of payments Russians receive when they sign a contract with the Russian army. That's probably why the hidden mobilization was launched now. Although it is declared that the reservists will only serve in their regions, there is very little doubt that they will all arrive at the frontlines eventually. This should also influence the overall situation with labor resources in Russia - reservists are usually more educated and qualified. Russia is already experiencing labor shortage, and this will deepen the issue in the long term. βββββ Iβm thinking they re going to stick these dudes in pickups with machine guns and station them around refineries. -
Pluribus - Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn
atomheartbevo replied to gofuckyourself's topic in Movies and TV
Or your kidsβ minds. Or even worse, your parentsβ minds. -
Gooner or later, weβre in serious troubleβ¦.
atomheartbevo replied to Dnaguy's topic in Daily Texan
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Pluribus - Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn
atomheartbevo replied to gofuckyourself's topic in Movies and TV
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Gooner or later, weβre in serious troubleβ¦.
atomheartbevo replied to Dnaguy's topic in Daily Texan
Are they βof ageβ if they didnβt exist until I fed Grok a few prompts? Because I will make money off of these losers. Widely available porn on computers/devices has been around since the early 90s on BBSes. It took off with CD-ROMs and then exploded with the internet. But at the end of the day, those who wanted it could get it easily and mostly anonymously. Whatβs changed, as others have said, is the idiots are able to seek each other out and reinforce each otherβs dumbass views on sex and women rather than keep that shit to themselves and that is a problem, but at least they arenβt adding to the gene pool I guess. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
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Pluribus - Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn
atomheartbevo replied to gofuckyourself's topic in Movies and TV
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Wonder if things are getting spicy in St. Petersburg of if they are just trying to stop drones. (2) Anton Gerashchenko on X: "In the Russian city of St. Petersburg, with a population of 5.6 million, mobile internet access has been shut down. Residents across the city are reporting that websites, messaging apps, banking services, delivery platforms, and taxi apps are not working. The only service that https://t.co/bW70eblPuU" / X In the Russian city of St. Petersburg, with a population of 5.6 million, mobile internet access has been shut down. Residents across the city are reporting that websites, messaging apps, banking services, delivery platforms, and taxi apps are not working. The only service that continues to function reliably is the Federal State Information System "Unified Portal of State and Municipal Services (Functions)" ("Gosuslugi"). Telecom operators told Russian media that the outages are "related to security measures." However, no official alerts about drone threats have been announced. In addition to St. Petersburg, disruptions to mobile internet have also been reported in Russian Sochi, Tula, Voronezh, Ryazan, Krasnodar, Saratov, Nizhny Novgorod, and Ufa today. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
You might also find this interesting @PTINS (2) Anton Gerashchenko on X: "Five big Indian refiners haven't placed any orders for Russian oil for December due to the US sanctions, Bloomberg reported. The refiners - Reliance Industries, Bharat Petroleum Corp, Hindustan Petroleum Corp, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals and HPCL-Mittal Energy - https://t.co/9sT81l2fTt" / X Five big Indian refiners haven't placed any orders for Russian oil for December due to the US sanctions, Bloomberg reported. The refiners - Reliance Industries, Bharat Petroleum Corp, Hindustan Petroleum Corp, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals and HPCL-Mittal Energy - accounted for two-thirds of India's imports of Russian oil so far this year. Last week, on the sidelines of an industry conference in Abu Dhabi, they reached out to traditional suppliers in the Persian Gulf - Saudi Aramco and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. - to make up for the lost Russian barrels, with processors securing supply assurances. Most Indian Oil Refiners Skip Buying Russian Crude for December - Bloomberg -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
We know they are getting satellite imagery from other European countries - I can't tell if we give them the good stuff or not, because it seems like our relationship with them changes daily. But my gut says they have people on the ground with eyes on the target. And there are Russians who are engaged in sabotage - witness the train fires, the various telecom equipment being burned, etc., and it would be easy for them to smuggle out information. And hell, they are hitting stuff in daylight which means they know what air defenses are around (or rather not around) because if they thought there were at least a bunch of dudes in pickup trucks with machine guns, they might wait until nightfall. The daytime raids let them hit exactly what the operators are hoping to hit. -
Elon Musk: Nazi traitor piece of shit [Confirmed]
atomheartbevo replied to MaybeACoordinator's topic in Daily Texan
Where is he going to get the customers to use those rockets? Interesting that this coincided with his getting the whatever payout from Tesla he is getting. They were talking about it earlier this year, but it sounds like this is trying to take it to the next level. And I'm guessing the state of Texas is going to pitch in. -
Gooner or later, weβre in serious troubleβ¦.
atomheartbevo replied to Dnaguy's topic in Daily Texan
Sounds like we are going to have to increase immigration to bring in foreign men to do the jobs that American men won't do. -
Elon Musk: Nazi traitor piece of shit [Confirmed]
atomheartbevo replied to MaybeACoordinator's topic in Daily Texan
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Got to play the hits when youβve got nothing else. I did nazi that coming. Lavrov says Russia won't end the war unless Ukraine capitulates. Russia's position hasn't changed at all. "Among other absolutely essential conditions for a settlement - such as demilitarization, the removal of any threats to the Russian Federation, including by preventing Ukraine from being dragged into NATO, the protection of the rights of Russians and Russian-speaking people, and of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church - there is also the requirement of denazification. This is not something we have invented, not an idea alien to modern Europe. After all, there was the Nuremberg Tribunal, the results of which became part of the UN Charter and part of the foundation of the international system established after World War II. Undoubtedly, all of Europe agreed to this. Germany, in particular, went through a process of denazification and repentance. Unfortunately, today - perhaps even starting with Germany itself - we feel that this repentance has come to mean very little." -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
I'm trying to switch over to BlueSky/Threads, but a few are still on twitter. This thing is fairly deep into Russia, on the Volga river.
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