Byzantium is a cool name, but I prefer "Nova Roma"
Im deeply offended that "custard hut" has a logo that's very clearly not custard.
in CoC, player characters are called Investigators. So basically, 1d4 player characters die when he's nearby.
Yeah, it makes it worse somehow
Also more fitting
That's why Cthulhu (in CoC) has an attack that "kills 1d4 investigators per turn"
Wait until you hear about the Russia casualty rate!
Fermented honey-garlic legit rocks. It goes well with everything. Now, I've never tried it with horse dewormer, but who knows.
I read one story of a guy who swore Ivermectin saved him from Covid. He's completely cured now thanks to horse dewormer with no lasting effects.
(Except for losing half his lung capacity). But it prevented all bad covid issues, flawlessly perfect outcome!
I mean, they're not wrong. It's just the worms are REALLY tiny.
As always, Elder Scrolls deep lore is highly detailed and horrific
Oh, OP, what's the most amusing damage you've ever seen?
My absolute favorite damaged return was a book covered in weird hardened-goopy pink material, named something like "wax casting for beginners". Probably one of the only times I laughed at a damaged book.
The library i worked for for a while also had an archive system. If there were fewer than X books in the system for the whole country (not counting most novels) it would never get removed. It was wild spotting books that predated my grandparents just sitting on the public shelf, defended only by a "no checkout" sticker.
Ok but, Trump literally said this was the plan, and he's giving permission for all of it. So, I see three options here:
Either you voted for this, you voted against this, or you didn't care enough to vote against it and are probably fine with this.
It helps when the government forces are only well-equipped, but also poorly trained and extremely unprofessional.
They should have just made an entirely new scifi show based on the trifold emperor, because that concept rocks. Everything else is bullshit, and they threw out the entire premise of the books halfway through season 1.
My polycule-cord is still patent pending though, but it'll revolutionize the power-outage-electrocution industry!
Nobody's law requires it except the UK. But I'm pretty sure even the Americans have fuses on every outlet in their fusebox, so even a suicide cord like this won't burn your house down.
It will, however, wreck your generator when the power comes back on. It will also electrocute you if you grab it while plugged in.
Because they're part of old, unstable buildings with cellars/walls that will collapse and murder you?
Hiding read posts?
There are a whole bunch of options to mark posts as read, but as of yet, I can't seem to find an option to actually hide to posts.
Am I missing something, or does marking a post just grey it out?