You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Last month's Windows 8.1 update renamed the "SkyDrive" app to "OneDrive", which, ok fine
But it also changed it so the C:\Users\Alice\SkyDrive\ directory shows up in Explorer as "OneDrive"
I hate this whole "let's show different names in Explorer than actually exist on the file system" bullshit
I know they're trying to cover their asses with the whole trademark thing, but still
Last month's Windows 8.1 update renamed the "SkyDrive" app to "OneDrive", which, ok fine
But it also changed it so the C:\Users\Alice\SkyDrive\ directory shows up in Explorer as "OneDrive"
I hate this whole "let's show different names in Explorer than actually exist on the file system" bullshit
I know they're trying to cover their asses with the whole trademark thing, but still
This mostly puts me in the mood of when I was trying to restore after my computer was reimaged and it completely broke and the user directories got completely fucked
Last month's Windows 8.1 update renamed the "SkyDrive" app to "OneDrive", which, ok fine
But it also changed it so the C:\Users\Alice\SkyDrive\ directory shows up in Explorer as "OneDrive"
I hate this whole "let's show different names in Explorer than actually exist on the file system" bullshit
I know they're trying to cover their asses with the whole trademark thing, but still
This mostly puts me in the mood of when I was trying to restore after my computer was reimaged and it completely broke and the user directories got completely fucked
Dads love activities. Most of them require getting up at a reasonable hour in order to take advantage of the sun or commute long distances because Dadcore activities require a lot of big empty spaces that urban areas don't offer. Dadcore is comprised, but not limited to: painting the house, fishing, stand-up paddleboarding, looking at maps, reading Ayn Rand novels, watching Liam Neeson films, finding and documenting interesting tax write-offs, listening to music on FLAC, taking Propecia, having ringtones and having separate ringtones for your mom and work. Whatever degree of Dadcore you want to commit to, it will most certainly require you to be sober and alert. The best incentive to not go out tonight is to plan some dadtivities for tomorrow morning.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You know what's always amusing? When a baby is crying and it turns out all they needed was to fart.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Kelmo (sometimes called Kelmo the Mad, or the Laughing Vampire) is a vampire lord pre-dating the Dead Wars and some believe the Age of Strife altogether.
One of the Ancient Rumeskans, it is believed that he belongs to the Original Six, and thus is one of the former generals of Virgilus the Iron Wolf, though some scholars claim historial evidence of Kelmo already being a vampire before Virgilius’ descent into darkness, and some even go as far as claiming that he turned Virgilius himself, and not the other way around. This would make Kelmo the oldest vampire on historical record, and would defy the theory that all vampires came from Virgilius.
Very little is known about Kelmo with certainty, but as an ancient vampire he should be at least as vastly powerful as the rest of his rumeskan kin was. Indeed, the few vampires of his age left (if any) would already be eldritch monstrosities that could level entire regions if awoken, yet the fact that he has remained relatively active in the shadows and on the sidelines of all the great conflicts only makes him more enigmatic, and even calls into question his classification as a vampire.
A recent theory suggests that Kelmo has a very specific talent: the ability to drain the living of their grip on reality. It’s not the first time it is suggested that some varieties of vampire feed on emotions and life-force as much as they do on blood, yet his would be very specific even by those standards. Scholars theorize that he is so old that his true vampire form is too taxing on physical reality to actually exist outside of the Astral Plane, and thus he has to actually warp people’s minds around him for them to ‘accept’ that he still has a sustainable humanoid form, driving them insane in the process. Others believe he is actually an Astral Entity created by people’s collective fear and insanity, and the form of a vampire is only incidental, as it is a very accurate representation of madness and terror.
Naney, can we have an ageless reality-warping vampire in our campaign? Please?
Huh. I was just thinking about the logistics of that.
If all goes well, I'll be getting paid for being a productive member of society at some point in the next month, so I'd be able to start saving for it.
Felids--I'm told--are decent if you're an advanced player, since they cut down on the number of options you have, and thus eliminate opportunities to screw up.
This is super silly, but I find the idea of Heaper meetups kind of interesting. Though I would probably never go to one of them for obvious reasons, I think doing them (whether in PA or elsewhere) could be sort of neat.
In other news, I found this interview about "privilege" pretty informative. It definitely helped me understand the concept better, so I figured it might be worth sharing with Heapers.
Huh. I was just thinking about the logistics of that.
If all goes well, I'll be getting paid for being a productive member of society at some point in the next month, so I'd be able to start saving for it.
I can definitely start saving for a PA meet-up.
I'd rather go visit Pennsylvania, but my family won't like me going off to visit someone I have never met in person.
My family tends to go on vacations sometimes in some summers, though. If there was a possible meet up in that, maybe in a year or two. I, too, am getting a job and will be saving up for a get together.
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Dude, just say "orangutan" and then say "wu-tang"
v useful
what an inherently meaningless and ultimately futile world
It's true!
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have a cozy hat
I AM REQUIRING OF THIS
Also, seeing Ars Technica of all sites complaining about ads is hilarious.
Just because I have other friends doesn't mean you're not my best friend anymore!
And hey, you should meet up with Bobby or something
Or Shichibukai.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Kelmo (sometimes called Kelmo the Mad, or the Laughing Vampire) is a vampire lord pre-dating the Dead Wars and some believe the Age of Strife altogether.
One of the Ancient Rumeskans, it is believed that he belongs to the Original Six, and thus is one of the former generals of Virgilus the Iron Wolf, though some scholars claim historial evidence of Kelmo already being a vampire before Virgilius’ descent into darkness, and some even go as far as claiming that he turned Virgilius himself, and not the other way around. This would make Kelmo the oldest vampire on historical record, and would defy the theory that all vampires came from Virgilius.
Very little is known about Kelmo with certainty, but as an ancient vampire he should be at least as vastly powerful as the rest of his rumeskan kin was. Indeed, the few vampires of his age left (if any) would already be eldritch monstrosities that could level entire regions if awoken, yet the fact that he has remained relatively active in the shadows and on the sidelines of all the great conflicts only makes him more enigmatic, and even calls into question his classification as a vampire.
A recent theory suggests that Kelmo has a very specific talent: the ability to drain the living of their grip on reality. It’s not the first time it is suggested that some varieties of vampire feed on emotions and life-force as much as they do on blood, yet his would be very specific even by those standards. Scholars theorize that he is so old that his true vampire form is too taxing on physical reality to actually exist outside of the Astral Plane, and thus he has to actually warp people’s minds around him for them to ‘accept’ that he still has a sustainable humanoid form, driving them insane in the process. Others believe he is actually an Astral Entity created by people’s collective fear and insanity, and the form of a vampire is only incidental, as it is a very accurate representation of madness and terror.
Naney, can we have an ageless reality-warping vampire in our campaign? Please?
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
also probably not, although some of that description is... inspiring.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
I am working more on the campaign now as i don't have school now, but i'm also studying for the ACT im taking in early June...
ignatius has his character done for the most part, by the way. It's just a matter of me bugging him enough to post it in the thread.
This is secondhand information though.
<\Echo> this game wants my felid dead <+Zannick> all games want your felid dead
(But yeah, Felids are generally considered one of the hardest races in the game, alongside Mummies, Demigods, Octopodes, and Formicids.)
In other news, I found this interview about "privilege" pretty informative. It definitely helped me understand the concept better, so I figured it might be worth sharing with Heapers.
I'd rather go visit Pennsylvania, but my family won't like me going off to visit someone I have never met in person.
My family tends to go on vacations sometimes in some summers, though. If there was a possible meet up in that, maybe in a year or two. I, too, am getting a job and will be saving up for a get together.