You're telling me you have infinite possibilities, and you want nonfunctioning legs and a chair with wheels in a world where there's 0 asphalt and other smooth stone roads around?

And as for the second one. Guns on a wheelchair? You know what else has wheels and guns? A fucking tank. You could have had a fucking personal tank, but you chose a wheelchair? The vehicle equivalent of the fucking bikini armor? As a tank you'd have defensive capabilities too, which would be important BECAUSE GUNS NOW EXIST.

In a fantasy setting, we can literally be whatever we want. Rogues are extra stealthy, fighters are extra strong etc. But a wheelchair doesn't come with any goddamn upsides. Even other disabilities turn their downsides into upsides, like blindness (toph & lee sin having tremoursense etc)

The last 2 are "wheelchairs" done right in fantasy. Cool as fuck spider legs or literally a drone platform. I know, this is more technologically enhanced stuff than magic, but you can imagine magical ways of being able to fucking walk. Hell, flight is so fucking common in fantasy, why don't you just fly around instead?

And for those arguing its a sense of identity: how come nobody is fucking obese then?

EDIT: I also forgot about mounts and chariots. You could literally just attach yourselves on or at the engines of that time (animals like horses or oversized dogs) and be a cool knight or like an ancient egypt/rome chariot warrior but no. You gotta be a dude in a chair with wheels that get you nowhere because there are literally no paved roads anywhere.

This is absolutely insane right? I know everyone is complaining about this new chat, but now you get these types of responses on a case?!? I am a Diamond Medallion, Do better Delta.

Saw Dave Chappelle at Moody Center in Austin last night, and Shane Gillis came out as a surprise opener (Shane lives in Austin). The first 1/3 of his bit was all discussing the SNL joke. He seemed visibily shaken and humbled by the backlash. I wouldn't say he explicitly apologized (he did not ever say "im sorry"), but he was clear that he understood why people were mad at him. If anything, I felt that he was trying to work through it on stage with us in real time.

He did do a bit about how people think he's a republican but he's definitely voting democrat and made a lot of joke's at trump's expense. He said that people think he's republican primarily because he doesn't have a problem being friends with republicans. Dave Chappelle also did a bit about how he is supporting democrats not republicans.

Anyway, not saying y'all should forgive him (especially since he hasn't asked for forgiveness). But his SNL women's gym clothing joke was a pretty big national headline that he had been mostly quiet about until now, so thought you might be interested.

I have no links because this was a "no phone" show, so no video exists that I'm aware of.

A High Noon tall boy cost $30. I was expecting $20-25 but $30?! I could’ve had a cocktail for less

Edit to add: I had purposely set aside extra money for a drink or two. $30 for a tall boy was not what I was expecting

Matched with a guy who seemed nice. He suggested an evening hike and I told him I prefer pickleball (his other suggestion) or a more public place. I was honestly shocked by his response which included making fun of where I went to school (which I also took precautions by staying only on campus, etc). Screenshots attached. I wished him well after that and then he still doubled down on what he said. Then I just unmatched.

Edit: guys I’m not a paranoid person who is scared of everything 🙂 Just because I didn’t want to do an evening hike with a stranger and I take precautions in a school in a bad neighborhood doesn’t mean I need therapy (someone even messaged me that). I felt perfectly fine on the school campus and didn’t venture out into bad neighborhoods, that was my “precaution”…sorry if that makes me weird 🫤 And I did google this hike before responding to him and Google mentioned the hike has lots of quiet and secluded areas. Thanks to everyone else for the support!

Former NBA star Paul Pierce said he's "tapped out" financially after losing his job with Fox Sports. The athlete also said he's struggled to keep up with court-ordered payments to his ex-wife and his children.

Paul Pierce has been in the headlines for the last year. Beyond his public dealings with his ex, the NBA champion faced pushback in October 2025 after he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

A source told TMZ that Pierce is "tapped out" and can no longer afford his hefty monthly payments to his ex-wife and children.

Court documents claim Pierce used to receive $119,000 a month from Fox Sports; however, he received his last check in August, and now his monthly income is zero.

Paul said he pays close to $30,000 per month in child support and another $20,000 per month in spousal support.

Additionally, Pierce spends nearly $50,000 a month in bills, including close to $10,000 in childcare, $5,000 in groceries, $7,000 on eating out, $3,200 on utilities, $1,000 on clothes, $3,500 on entertainment, and "various other expenses."

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/nba-star-paul-pierce-makes-121000270.html