Nice! I started running some adventures for my regular group, and everyone seems to like it so far. It helps that 2 of the people played at the convention with me.
Been reading through the Shadowdark RPG rulebook by Kelsey Dionne, as well as the solo rules supplement and some third party materials. I highly recommend it if you like TTRPGs and want something more streamlined than 5e. I played it for the first time at a convention last month, and it really clicked for me.
Met on OkCupid and chatted for a month or so before actually going on a date. Met up at a Starbucks for coffee. We sat down and started talking and forgot to order coffee. After a while, we took a breath, glanced around and realized 5 hours had passed and there had been a whole shift change. My legs were asleep from the wooden chair, and our faces hurt from laughing and smiling so much. That was roughly 10 years ago. We are married with 2 kids and 2 cats, so I think I nailed it?
Edit to add the stupidity on my part: After leaving Starbucks, she said she had to go buy a new laptop and mentioned she was hungry. I responded that food sounded like a good idea, because I was planning on going home to my cat and making a big batch of French onion soup. Which I did, alone. I was an idiot, but she was undeterred.
Nice! My cat peed in the corner under my desk at least 6 separate times because I haven't been keeping up on the litter box as much as he needs. So it smelled stanky and he chose to pee in a clean spot.
Many come to mind, but it really depends on what kind of music you like: Voyager by Blueshift
Mesma by Deadlights
The Uncanny Valley by Deadlights
Valley of Kings by The Wise Man's Fear
Connecticut Casual by Apathy
I could go on, but my personal views of what should be popular may not line up with yours or others'.
My mistake, thanks for the correction! I didn't know it historically went back that far as a valid unit. I always figured it was just people being scummy with no basis for it.
I was trying to figure out how the layers worked in this reverse fault for a little while before realizing it's not a cross section
From a non-technical user, Helium ships with the Manifest V2 version of Ublock Origin and has all forms of telemetry removed. So it's more private than the base Chromium browser. I switch between Firefox forks and Helium, depending on whether a specific website works better in a chromium browser or not.
Yet another way to even further deceptively present the price. In this instance, it's gas equal to $3.9999 or $4.0099, which are really just $4.00 or $4.01, respectively. All gas prices I've seem in the US have the $0.0099 added, whether shown or not.
Man, when the fucking LAPD is concerned about civil liberties, you know it's pretty damn bad.
Vinnie Paz - bought an EP in vinyl and it came with a signed poster.
In Hearts Wake - got their autographs on the cover of their 4th album when I saw them on their North America tour in 2017.
I was backpacking on Saturday and saw a snake stretched across the trail. I believe it was a copperhead, based on the coloring and pattern. I watched from a safe distance as it slowly slithered off the trail and into the forest. I then continued walking.
Edit: I've been informed it was a milksnake, not a copperhead. Dull wildlife encounter achieved.
There was a jumping spider on my car today at a project site. It was a curious one, almost the size of a US dime.
I haven't heard of either, but it sounds like a funny premise!