Formerly /u/Zagorath on the alien site.
A series of Tweets by meeka @MeekyBlinders, each replying to the previous.
a piece of my roomba broke off and it vacuumed it up. self sucking little freak
@iRobot pls send me a new roomba mine is a freak
The third Tweet consists of a photo of a conversation with iRobot:
iRobot: Would you be so kind to send me a picture of the robot’s full bottom, in order for me to be able to assist you further?
Reply: oh so you’re all a lil freaky huh
trans-alisaie: helpful grammar tip! farther is for physical distance, further is for metaphorical distance, and father is for emotional distance!
vikibyte: Who hurt you?
trans-alisaie: my father did you not read the post
Yeah, I have to fight the temptation not to fix typos sometimes!
The biggest thing preventing me from doing something like this is that I like having my players do a recap of the previous session, as a way to help me know what caught their attention the most/what mattered to them.
I guess you could still do this, especially if you really lean into the idea that the reporter is presenting an extremely biased/limited recap.
“Why would they do this” meme.
First frame shows man labelled “USA” shooting man labelled “Middle East”. Caption reads “[gunshots]”. USA is standing, while Middle East sits in a lounge chair.
Second frame, USA turns to camera, appearing shocked.
Third frame repeats the first frame, identically.
Post by yeens-human:
I’m begging you
Put a reporter and early version of a newspaper in your dnd campaign
At the end of every mission/ordeal have the reporter interview the players as to what happened
After session on the campaign discord type up a hilariously uncharitable summary of the events that took place and start making falsehoods. And most importantly: spell a party member’s name wrong
“Local sea elf beats vandal and promises to kill again”
“Star cross lovers, gangsters come to tragic end at the hands of murderous vigilantes”
I wonder if they’d get back to you if you explained the predicament to Paizo customer support.
There’s also the “Folkloric Block” flaw, which causes “holy symbols presented by any believer” to force you to “shrink away…or spend a Willpower point”. Even from a mortal without True Faith.
IMO it would be more flavourful to make this flaw only work on the faith the vampire themselves had in life. Present it sort of like their own faith is what has the effect on them. But as written, it’s a limited form of the general True Faith rules.
Don’t thank me, thank @Andonome@lemmy.world, who created it and shared it to !rpg@ttrpg.network!
I don’t think many people will disagree with me when I say: if you’ve bought it legally already, there’s nothing immoral about getting help from Anna.
Ah ok, interesting.
Yeah that’s the one. In the body of the post, rather than being the post link itself.
Oh damn, that’s wild. Does it fail to display the body even when you click back to load the whole thread?
Hmm. To my eye, K is obviously pointing at either R or Ra (and F), R has to be pointing at Ra (and K or F), and Ra is pointing at R or K (and C).
0 Kelvin = 0 Rankine
Also, both °R and °Ra are Rankine. So 3 of the 5 people in the bottom picture also agree.
So does it jump the paywall in a different way from the link in the body? A more updated version of the article or something? Just wondering why you posted it in the comments.
with no concessions
I don’t know how true this is. I’m not American and haven’t followed it all that closely. But I did see a post earlier today which said this:
And what they voted for (or more accurately, as this is was a cloture vote, voted to allow a vote on) is not the same thing as was voted for in the previous fourteen votes. The new version has:
- A full CR through January 30th;
- A return to work for the slew of federal workers who Trump fired, and a block against him firing anyone else before January 30th;
- Funding for the USDA - including full SNAP benefits - through next September;
- Funding for the VA and FDA through next September;
- Protections for the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which Trump has tried to decimate;
- The promise of a vote on ACA subsidies no later than the second week of December.
If that’s true, it would be very inaccurate to claim it had “no concessions”. You could certainly say that there weren’t enough concessions, but at least a few of those bullet points seem relatively significant.
But Lemmy users are only going to post, and only going to upvote, the same sorts of stuff that interests them. How is that different from Lemmy users posting their own writing?
This is Tumblr though, isn’t it?