Giving tips is okay. Paying your employees less because you expect them to be tipped is stupid. Culturally requiring tips to make up the majority of a position's income is ridiculous, but very difficult to change.
How can you see anything anymore?
Campaign contributions greater than $n from people and greater than $0 from corporations
Super PACs?
To say nothing of have, an, or, and a.
You can make a line break by ending your sentence with two spaces and then a line break.
Only using one space or none will instead treat the line break in your comment as just a space.
Ending a line on a \ will also make a new line
Two line breaks in a row while making your comment will make a paragraph break
I mean, only insofar as that's true of anything illegal?
I have three identical monitors in a row. Primarily I use the center one, for productive work and gaming, but often I'll have something up on the second screen that I'm working with as well. It's more rare that I actively use the third one, but some tasks have more than two or three windows and now I can see all of them full size at once.
I've occasionally used them as a single ultra wide screen for gaming, but since then I've gotten an hmd for VR and that is better.
Easter was pretty good actually, but the lead up to it was terrible, coupled with being told by someone important that it "can't be trans day of visibility because it's Easter. It can't be anything else".
Buuut I made it and I'm okay. And I got to see the parts of my family that support me while the parts who don't ignored me, so that was nice.
It's the only way to be sure!
Game over, man! Game over!
I love this game. I got it at launch and never had a problem, and I've played like two complete 100% games already before the dlc, now on my third one.
Biggest and just about onliest problem with nuclear fission is how expensive it is to set it up, both in terms of time and money.
Edit: typo
I made a whole cycle of these lands, because I didn't think 12post was a problem and I want to see it happen again in legacy.
I think I pretty much did the praetors dirty designing the ones I did. I think Vorinclex turned out well, but...
12 mana: win the game. A friend said it should probably be nonland, and yeah that's probably the right move. But as a first draft, it's just not as exciting.
Wanted to try a cycle of 0-mana Slivers. I'm not sure how well or poorly they'd do, but here's the first anyhow.
Our next titan, ready to do some broken shit because that is what titan's are for.
No original art for this one, but here's Vorinclex, ready to help make EVEN MORE GERMS. Wait, why would that help? He'll need some anthems.
Tamiyo shows up with Karn, and ever curious she wants to learn how these strange creatures work.
I played with the power level a bit with this one and I think I landed somewhere decent. Six mana is way too much for a demonic tutor, except when it also has the potential to draw just... SO many cards?
Nahiri shows up because she's still pissed, and she's willing to work with whomever she has to in order to stop the eldrazi from ruining someone else's home. There is a phyrexians and equipment theme, with living weapon making a comeback.
Emrakul finally reveals what she wanted with the moon: to smash it into New Phyrexia. This is not particularly enlightening.
Karn comes back, ready to talk but taking none of their shit.
What if the sliver Queen survived the Rathi Overlay when her spark ignited. She was lost in a strange place, driven insane by trauma and the loss of her hive. She spends ages growing the hive until she's sane enough to look for a way home, and starts planeswalking. It's painstakingly slow, since she starts from 0 every time she reaches a new strange place and she has to rebuild her hive mind every time, but eventually she finds her way to a plane that feels like home. But Phyrexia is gone, so she winds up on New Phyrexia instead.
She arrives by chance at the same time as Karn is returning to try a diplomatic solution to the Phyrexian problem. Also coinciding, Innistrad's moon has collided with the plane, releasing Emrakul, whose siblings join in. I designed a good deal but probably won't finish it on account of everything that's happened since, so enjoy the cards I did design for MTG Infinity War.
Two ways: first, you go to doctors offices and hospitals and give gifts to the person responsible for picking which version of this medicine to buy/prescribe.
Second, convince patients to ask for your version when they see their doctor by telling them on tv that it will make their life better or whatever