• Subverb@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    We’re a family of three with a 19 year old, so our cutlery drawer looks just like this unless we ask him to bring all the dishes from his room.

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      3 months ago

      He’s 19 years old, and you have to ask him to bring his dirty dishes out from his room because he is leaving them all in there?

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        3 months ago

        Dude I’m 38 soon and I have to bring dishes in from the WFH office once in a while. Watching some YouTube during lunch or whatever. Then back to working. Then family comes home and it’s up out of the chair to start dinner and whatnot, sometimes the dishes get forgotten and left behind.

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          3 months ago

          Yeah, I can understand that. That’s normal. But a 19 year old eating alone in their room so much, and collecting all of the dishes in the household, so the family has none and has to actively seek them out and ask for them is what’s odd to me.

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            3 months ago

            Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make it sound like that 19 year old isn’t poorly raised. They definitely are poorly raised. I just meant to say I’m not too far off myself. 😅

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              3 months ago

              No worries, I think a lot of us have these periods in our lives where we neglect stuff like this at times. Just the 19 year old living at home and hoarding dirty dishes seems to hit different when they need to be asked to bring them out and they’re still living with their parents.

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    3 months ago

    I’ve got 2 of everything just in case. Dirty dishes can’t pile up if they don’t exist.

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      3 months ago

      You think I’m worried about fighting someone that has to reach over the gentry silverware to grab the knife?

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            3 months ago

            I see, but my butler grants advantage on all reactions within a 5ft radius when performing the “Set Table Feat”, I know that applies to cordially invited enemies as well but the de-buff technically only says “applies to enemies” so I think that means he gets to roll a flat 20 but I will need a ruling from the DM.

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              3 months ago

              The fight would have been mine if it wasn’t for the meddling buttler, you only had one knife to steal.

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                3 months ago

                No, No, No, it says right here you may use the Fork as an improvised weapon without your Dexterity modifier with disadvantage.

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                  3 months ago

                  It wouldn’t be in character. I already went for the knife. Don’t want to meta game.

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    3 months ago

    Excuse me, it goes: Fork->Knife->Spoon->tea spoon.

    I don’t know what this is but it’s certainly not in keeping with the lord’s way.