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It happened years ago, and even through it was explained to me. It still confuses me to this day when I think too hard about it. My Dads brother met my mums mum after my mum was born, they then had two more sons who were brought up as my uncles. Later on when my mum and dad were older they got together, apparently a lot of people in the family didn’t agree with it. But he was never brought up as her uncle so they didn’t care, and people just learnt to deal with it. Does this in anyway make me inbred. It just feels weird when my uncles call my dad uncle sometimes is all

I feel pissed off at people not giving a **** about anyone but themselves. These worldwide protests have lost all meaning, and people on both sides are at fault. Videos have come out of police assaulting people, protestors assaulting people and it makes me angry. Since when did people think they could get away with being ****.

I’ve just watched episode 9 for the first time. Due to me being away with work when it first came out, and just wanting to watch it at home. And I thought it was amazing, sure if I were to watch it again I would find faults and plot holes, but I’m sure you could say the same with a lot of films. It had me nearly crying in parts, and the nostalgia was high as well as being original as well. I thought it was a wonderful homage to Star Wars in general. And if you disagree, don’t be hateful, just share why you don’t like it 

Does it defeat the purpose of being a good person if you’re constantly talking about how good you are and showing of about it? Why do people feel the need to gloat about how good they think they are, can’t they just do good things and get on with it?

In ricks last episode, when he is hallucinating with Hershel he says he’s tied. And that maybe he can find his family there. Is that rick ready to give up and die, do you think he really meant it at that point? 

It’s the only ID I have at the moment, does anyone know if places accept it?

We all know know that rick didn’t die in his last episode, and he got carted away in a helicopter someplace. But what do you think is actually stopping him from returning to his home, family and friends. Why do you think he hasn’t made an effort to return after 6 years?

How long is the timeline of events in rdr2, is it a couple of months, a year? What is everyone’s theory from the Blackwater job, to the breakdown of the gang in beavers hollow?

I used to be quite religious and thought god would help me with everything, but recently I question a lot of what I never used to think about. An example would be that two gay people love each other and spend their whole lives living happily and spreading their love, yet, they’re commiting sin? It doesn’t make sense, and while I want god to be real, I just can’t accept the teachings of the church on a lot of matters

I’ve literally just chose to go back and completed that bit, but I feel I made a mistake and Arthur didn’t get much redemption. And that it just felt incomplete, that his death didn’t really mean much. Is it worth doing the other ending in your opinion?

I just played the level where you take jack fishing and the federal agents turn up. They mention that Arthur has a bounty of $5000 on his head. Is this a nationwide bounty placed on him by the Pinkertons, or is this just from Blackwater and West Elizabeth?

I'm starting training for CIC PARA a week today and all the information is clear, apart from what I should be wearing on arrival at the train station. I can't imagine itd be a suit because it's a Sunday, so just smart casual? I'm not sure so I'd appreciate it from someone who knows

I've been reading about the events leading up to the Norman conquest and this is the only thing to confuse me thus far. Alfred was killed very brutally under his half brothers rule yet when he was invited by harthacnut to help rule the kingdom he did nothing to seek justice as far as I know. Why was this?

In the nuka world add on I was just wondering is it ever mentioned where the theme park and surrounding area is in post war America. If not then where do you think it is, I'm not from the United States so I can't really begin to guess.

Unlike most people I liked season 7 of the walking dead but that's one thing that bothered me. Because when Rick and co were trying to get Maggie help, the saviours seemed to know they were going to hilltop as they kept blocking the way. Yet when Negan sent Simon to deal with Gregory he never brought it up or punished him, so are the saviours just letting Hilltop off the hook or do they not know of the relationship between the communities?

I really like fallout 4 but I was just wondering what the people who made fallout think of it, because i can imagine they don't think highly of it just because it's adapted and changed so much from what they originally made. Have they made any comments about the game?