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https://legiscan.com/NJ/text/S2171/id/1752085 Assuming this is the bill, then: The bill does not preempt a CBA that gives you more favorable benefits. And if you are currently under a CBA, it doesn't apply until your contract expires and needs to be renegotiated.

collective bargaining agreement

Does it preempt CBAs?

Expected? Is there a bill that passed that the governor has to sign? Does it exempt or preempt workers under a CBA?

I didn't. I dunno if it was perma'd, and I'm not home so Phillies can just try to log in. If it is banned then it is banned.

There is no rule against making an alt. But I don't think we need people making dozens of alts either.

I think the only problem would be if we held ourselves out to be the official [as] community, but we say we're the original [as] community, which is true.

The imaginary break on the passenger side of my gf's car, or rather the spot where the break would be, is very well worn.

CAC, your MAL is an true hero

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everyone is a Milarkie alt

Someday your fanfics will be truly appreciated. Until then...

It could be bots, it could be real people interested in reading your content.

It was great, except there were points where I definitely felt like there were no mysteries left to find, just terrain to explore for exploration's sake. And that took me out of it here and there.

That would definitely make sense.

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BotW's greatest strength and biggest weakness is it's an entirely free open world. On one hand, you have the freedom to do whatever you want within the scope of your own limitations and game physics, but the drawback is that most everything about the game is paper-thin with no real depth to it. They put all their points into designing the world and it's mountains, hills, forests, and rivers at the expense of everything else, so your interest in exploring has to derive from exploring for the sake of exploring, otherwise there's not much to it. Which is not to say it's a bad game, but the contrast between the expansive world and the quite limited and repetitive attempts at life they breathed into it ruined my immersion more than once (The limited types of enemy types absent scaling, the cookie cutter ruins that immediately stopped being interesting to explore once you notice they're copy and pasted across the map rather than unique features, korok seed puzzle variety is limited enough that you begin to spot them out, etc.). There are definitely great things about the game though. I would go as far as saying the Great Plateau is one of the best game tutorals out there, and that moment you gain the paraglider and you instantly realize the scale of the world. Or once you go to the castle, the music kicks in, and you have a legit dungeon experience. When I had last played, I had completed all the shrines and did all the mini quests from the first dlc, but since I packed it all up to move in December I never felt the urge to set up the Wii U to go back to do the deku tree trials, any of the second dlc, or even just to beat Ganon. I figure once I play again I will lose track of time picking around in the game, but I just haven't had any interest in getting myself there.

Sawdy gonna legit go visit fuggs?

yabraniel is my favorite poster

Do you think the stream people could find a home here? Or would that be like expecting a kid born in 2005 to know how to use a rotary phone?

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that was the other thing she said, that the sound effects were too much for her it wasn't until the more linear 3D mario games (super mario galaxy) that I really made the connection that the stars are basically the 3D games' version of flagpoles because, at least with the later games, it was less an open world exploring experience than it was a guided linear challenge, like the old sidescrollers but in 3D. they went a step further in that regards when they made super mario 3D land on the 3DS, which was entirely made up of short, linear 2D inspired levels in a 3D environment, but with a fixed camera. it kind of bridges that gap between the classic sidescrolling and the 3D games.