When you join my award-winning country club, you pledge under the bylaws not to display any racist right wing propaganda under penalty of expulsion. Smart move on our part?
We've actually seen membership numbers increase.
We've actually seen membership numbers increase.
To what extent, if any, does intention play a role?
Assume for purposes of this question that the project is unsalvageable.
What is the rationale for your choice? In this closed universe hypothetical in which only these two options are presented.
The most depressing movie in the world.
For instance, you could have the rebels lose in the first scene of Empire Strikes Back.
Do you tell them there is always hope?
Or is that too ruff?
Personally I liked Articles 2 and 2A the most due to all of the action involving commercial sales and leases.
Article 3's negotiable instruments storyline was more exciting than I expected.
Full disclosure I have not gotten to Article 9 yet, as I find the investments transactions subplot to be a little bit of a slog.
Without spoiling anything does the secured transactions arc in Article 9 satisfyingly tie into the others?
Do I need to wait for Articles 10 or 11 to come out before reading Article 12, or are those meant to act as prequels where you have foreknowledge of the ending?
What are the most significant aspects of said difference?
Ways in which it negatively affects everyone?
It's his real name.
For me, it's when someone makes a racist comment rooted in right wing ideology.
This is true even in the case of Donald Racism himself.
What's your personal reaction?
Mine is succinct and effective. I provide him with a "Better luck next time."
I would have a negative opinion.
Racism seems especially silly when you consider this fact.
It could be a traditional platformer game developed by the likes of Treasure or Naughty Dog.
I had a dream about this once where you play as Ronald and if you get a Game Over you choose whether to be buried in a palace or a graveyard.
If you select the graveyard it shows a headstone with the words "Here Lies Ronald McDonald REYNOLDS" as a cool tie-in to the rebrand.
They could also introduce the "Big Reynolds" as a new menu item to compete with the more famous fast food burger joints.