Why do you assume that ? Plenty of great artists out therenone of which being in the mumble rap category . Old School and New School . <| sep |> The Savage Land from the Xmen is real . <| sep |> Why would SF trade up ? If we win ONE game , and they don ' t win again , we pick AFTER them . How fucked up is that ? <| sep |> that ' s the Crippler Crossface , you heathen <| sep |> I ' ve just read about bright white lights going constantly in the tv can cause a burn inout a lot easier . I ' m just not 100 % sure , I ' m really afraid to play this game that much just because of that . <| sep |> What ' s worse than a that ? A potato hacker ! Too funny ! <| sep |> it ' s not a popular opinion to be sure , but i ' d probably handle it the same way if my intention was to leave . ' scorch the earth ' sounds good in theory , but a it ' s hard to litigate most attorneys won ' t even take it without a solid slam dunk , and a slam dunk is basically a recordingwitness to sexual quid pro quo have learnedseen that firsthand , and b it can end up fucking you worse if your goal is anything other than living off a settlement forever or , more realistically , a year or two . people tend to think HR is the great savior in situations like this , but they aren ' t . they don ' t give a shit beyond protecting their own jobs which means , often , ' protecting their employer '. and people also tend to think that any sort of sexual behavior at work means instant lawsuit , and it doesn ' t , even if it ' s a superior . basically , here ' s what a potential attorney would hearso a drunken guy hit on you at a party , and everyone thought it was funny . that ' s AWFUL and INSULTING , but is it a legal action ? because to bring a lawsuit , you have to have damages . unless you can prove your job was on the line as a result , or your career trajectory altered , it ' s not a case . and that is infuriating , but it ' s often the way it goes , and in the meantime , you ' ve destroyed your professional reputation by painting yourself as litigious . it sucks and it ' s neither fair nor right , but it ' s often the way it works . the law does not often follow morality or ethics , i ' ve learned .