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   * There's an article hidden somewhere in the PlayGround where I plan to make a few minor corrections to OSP videos.
-  * OSP sells a shirt that says ‘I'm Magic. [[playground:Ishtar]] loves me and the Queen of Hell thinks I'm hot.’ which is in reference to the underworld myth where Ishtar attempts to (and fails) to save her boyfriend, then shenanigans happen. Now...considering what Ishtar is //like//...I wouldn't consider ‘Ishtar loves me.’ to be any kind of positive connotation, which makes this shirt hilarious on multiple levels.
+  * OSP sells a shirt that says ‘I'm Magic. [[lb:ishtar]] loves me and the Queen of Hell thinks I'm hot.’ which is in reference to the underworld myth where Ishtar attempts to (and fails) to save her boyfriend, then shenanigans happen. Now...considering what Ishtar is //like//...I wouldn't consider ‘Ishtar loves me.’ to be any kind of positive connotation, which makes this shirt hilarious on multiple levels.
     * That kind of ‘Ishtar girlboss’ thing is something that just kinda happens with OSP. They're more likely to roll with modern misconceptions that are progressive leaning (Ancient Greece loved the gays) than they are to question them. This is projecting modern ideas on non-modern people, which is kinda icky. Though it's not as big of a thing as it was before and I'm guessing Red has since learned a //lot// more about Ishtar, if we consider the Gilgamesh video. Just watch a lot of Metatron as well.
   * 'Finders Keepers' is the particularly annoying one. Red even posted an anxious 'breakdown' of sorts in the Gilgamesh video where she goes 'Brits should return but also because they had terrorists didn't destroy artifacts AAAA'. Generally, I find this debate tiring because this opposition is entirely moralistic without any pragmatic outlook. I won't elaborate too much, but I'm very much on the side of 'finders keepers'. The destruction of artifacts by ISIS is, I think, damning enough evidence.