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Im reading a batman comic where egomaniacal evil genius Lex Luthor has gotten himself elected president of the US, but in order to avoid conflicts of interests he has sold off LexCorp to another villain.
Simpler times.
TFW @tvaziri thoroughly blasts a bit of film information, then DOUBLES DOWN with new confirmation from Jaws's production designer and director.
Yep, that's right. He brought down the Spielberg hammer.
Todd's doing the lord's work out there.
https://fxrant.blogspot.com/2018/09/the-myth-of-jaws-shooting-star.html
Dice go way back. Some of these appear to meet today's standards for precision and fairness (all dice should have opposite sides add up to 1+sides. The d6's sides add to 7). The Greek stone d20 may be 2200 years old.
Not to admit my ignorance here, or maybe to do just that, but until recently I thought the D20 had probably been invented by Gygax and company at TSR. I mean maybe it had been around before then and used by the wargamer community, but it was definitely an invention of the mid-20th century, right? Oh how wrong I was!
We're so fucked.
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