I dunno... it's got kind of a Paranoia feel where the players are running expendable PCs through a world they don't quite understand, and GMing that is great fun. For this I'd back off on GM malevolence but that's not necessary anyhow.

Back in the 90s we used to automatically insert random 'subversive' words into our email and usenet .signatures to confuse snoopers. It may be time to bring that practice back.

"They were my second, and I legally shouldn't say more."

And all that boils down to "don't be Hitler" and in that case why are you starting WWII in Europe at all?

For a printed copy I like Lulu even though sometimes I have to contact the writer for a PDF copy. I like their books a _bit_ better than other PODs, but they also do ringbound which I usually prefer for RPG books.
If I'm printing a b/w PDF I'll go with printme1; I don't have a go-to for color yet.

Itch gives the writer marginally more money, but DTRPG has the better customer experience, especially if I'm making multiple small purchases without a shopping cart. And the list of purchases with update dates is useful.
Of course if the direct purchase option isn't a huge pain I'll do that first.

I was told once that a car with a back seat was cheaper to insure. A little googling shows that as "meh, probably not?" but it's at least vaguely plausible.

The order is more concretely "opinion, size, age, shape, colour, origin, material, purpose" so the ur-example is "lovely little old rectangular green French silver whittling knife"

'Fake' feels to me like it binds more closely to modifying another adjective than the final noun. So here the wallet is fake-yellow, but made of leather. A 'yellow fake leather wallet' would be made of something other than leather, and a 'yellow leather fake wallet' would be some kind of decoy.

Playing 'Uno' is too woke for them so they've made 'One' for themselves.

They have like a 1970s level of computer technology in general, but also intelligent robots as a consumer-grade technology. It doesn't make sense but I usually don't let that bother me.

The "D100 Dungeon" series may fit that for you. It's got the roguelike feel of generating and exploring a dungeon, finding new gear, and leveling up skills.

This nonsense handwaves away so many profound technical and engineering challenges I'm surprised it doesn't just flutter away over the horizon under its own power.

I remember reading about archaeologists finding a Babylonian king's museum of the ancient artifacts _his_ archaeologists dug up. Fascinating stuff.

That really has a lot of "I cannot _believe_ we have to say this" energy.

Looks like they're trying to intimidate people out of staying in to fight.

He was well represented.

I'd be curious to know if they're actually saying zero or if that's just as low as the chart goes and they really expect/want *deflation*.

Yeah but if you do that he threatens to burn your house down.