Search Results: Fantasies

The settings where magic is a norm. Not sure if I'm biased but I really like the East Asian settings. Those roofs looks really nice when there are a lot of them together.

I've been playing some RPG and European is the most common one. Sometimes there are parts where you reach the Asian side of the game, makes me feel so refreshed. I'm not saying it's bad but I still wish there's more East Asian settings.

Apparently it seems that actual facts and reality aren't really important when publishing a story at Rolling Stone Magazine, as they were forced to add an "update" to the following story, written by Peter Wade, that they published without fact checking his source:

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/gunshot-victims-horse-dewormer-ivermectin-oklahoma-hospitals-covid-1220608/

https://www.cjr.org/the_media_today/how-a-story-about-ivermectin-and-hospital-beds-went-wrong.php

Obviously human beings shouldn't be using any sort horse related medicines to treat Covid. However, if you're going to publish a story about "crowded hospitals" due to people using horse medicine, you might want to think about checking with the hospitals in question first. It's just an idea. Of course, this isn't new or unfamiliar territory for Rolling Stone Magazine, as they're dedicated experts at publishing fictitious stories:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-37879151

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/13/business/media/rape-uva-rolling-stone-frat.html

The "journalist" Sabrina Rubin Erdely basically wrote a fantasy in 2014 that wound up costing her and Rolling Stone Magazine $1,650,000. There are also other less known minor examples of fabricated/fake/false or exaggerated stories that Rolling Stone Magazine has published over the decades. They should probably save trees and just stick to reviewing music.

So as my question above ponders: Is Rolling Stone Magazine really the Onion in disguise? As always GaG, enjoy!

The question speaks for itself. Did you draft a good team this year? Or is your season already over? Here's my starting team and reserves, in a 12 team Points Per Reception league:

Brooklyn Blue Sox

Starters:
QB - Patrick Mahomes
RB - Aaron Jones
RB - Josh Jacobs
WR - Juju Smith-Schuster
WR - Kenny Golladay
WR - D. J. Chark
TE - George Kittle
PK - Harrison Butker
DST - Pittsburgh Steelers

Reserves:
QB - Trevor Lawrence
RB - Michael Carter
RB - James Conner
WR - Mike Williams
WR - Tim Patrick
TE - Rob Gronkowski
DST - New York Giants

I really like my team overall, but I could probably use one more productive receiver. I'll be making some moves via free agency as soon as waivers open, and picking up some guys to stash on IR for later in the season.

So who did you draft onto your team, and what's your outlook for the upcoming season? As usual GaG, enjoy!