This will surely sort out the egg price

I have two cats who are annoyed and waiting impatiently - The fish I’m cooking for them is too hot to serve.

Only reason why I know this tradition exists is because of an episode of Friends, as I had nothing else to binge while on an offshore rotation: Each trip involved being on a ship for five weeks straight with shoddy internet connection.

Quiet weekend at home, DMing D&D for my kids, before my work trip next week.

I hear they’ve given up on making autonomous versions of these, so you still need a full crew.

Yeah, that’s probably the one.

Remind me what the holiday I saw was about again? I think it was around October. Celebrations seemed to last several days.

I visited KSA when they celebrated a national holiday a few months ago. EVERYONE had flags on their cars. This guy probably didn’t want to look less patriotic.

Introduced three of my kids (aged 10, 11, and 13) to D&D (v3.5) in an effort to have them play something more advanced than roblox.

I expected that it wouldn’t be high-paced enough, and that they’d get bored, but it turned out they enjoyed it a lot more than I thought they would.

I decided to start the game really simple. No class, no stats, no feats, no levels. Instead I gave them a feat I chose to call “basic training” so they could use some crude (-1) martial weapons with a -2 penalty instead of -4.

After a “tutorial-dungeon” where they got to learn basic combat and tactics they found a chest with some class-suitable items, based around what they’d told me in advance that they’d like to play. They then chose class and race: Orc Barbarian, Gnome Rogue, and Gnome Wizard, but I told them to leave the level blank.

After some individual additional quest that mostly involved talking to NPCs and some training, they now have classes and they’re properly lvl 1.

The exception is the wizard who only has a couple of spells possible. I figured it’s better to introduce them over time so he doesn’t have to memorize so much. And because of story-related reasons, he can’t summon a familiar yet, but he will soon.

Previous session ended with them ready to embark with some NPCs on a more difficult quest to test them as adventurers instead of peasants with a mission.

We should probably have time for another session tonight. They’re about to learn the hard way what an Ogre is.

UPDATE:
They now know that Shrek is an unrealistic depiction of what an Ogre is like. Also, my 13 year old got somewhat bored during that fight since literally the first thing that happened in the fight was that the ogre charged him and scored a crit, putting him at -8 HP. Lucky for him the cleric was anle to stabilize him, so he survived. But he basically had to sit out that sessions encounter.

After defeating the Ogre and finishing the quest they’re now lvl 2, which is when things start to get interesting.

Could work if the turbine, fuel, weapons, and other heavy components are placed in the front, leaving the aft to be mostly a hollow tube.

Applying trim is going to be a bitch, though. Stability around center of pressure is going to be abysmal, so you better not subject that thing to any high (>0.00001º) AoA.

Showing up on Oryx any day now

What’s your favorite dinosaur? 🦕

European here. Any margin above 0 is mindblowing, but at the same time not very surprising.

Hmmm. Nice Sten-15 you’ve git there… it would be a share if someone bullpupped it…

Norway actually does.
Source: Am norwegiam. Am parent.

In the US? Lol, no.
Source: I work with a bunch of Texans.

Yep, we all know that the correct approach is to stick those tubes into your nostrils and see if you can smell jet exhaust in the distance.

The Knook can identify as neither nor, and so can you.

It’s Rimworld, so making hats out of guests is kind of mandatory.

The sad part is that Musk actually believes this. AI + “a wizard will do it” defeats night and/or clouds, apparently.

What’s your favorite dinosaur? 🦕