I was all in on Last Resort, it was pretty bad.
I was all in on Last Resort, it was pretty bad.
Why does it need to be made from platinum? Could it be made of tin?
Other than this scene, I thought the movie was really good. Good message about exploitation and solving problems through organization.
Waluigi is in Project M now, so there's that at least.
Quidditch is cool and fully gender integrated. Get this Breitbart outta here.
Beautiful!!! My cayennes are in a similar state.
I agree that they're cute, but the round guy with a radish hanging out of his mouth who dove under the house is unwelcome.
Latvia I think
You're going to need to use some sort of fat to replace the butter. If I was working with my kitchen pantry I would use olive oil. I'm sure you could also use canola oil.
Honestly, try using half or a quarter amount of butter. Sounds like a lot of butter for the fish.
I work with a similar time tracking mindset. Luckily my employers added a "Nothing to do because of COVID" task for when there is literally nothing to do.
I would recommend you find a personal project to work on that is tangentially related to benefitting your employer, like a fancy spreadsheet that streamlines part of your job, or documenting a workflow, than using that as a resume item to help you find a better job.
My indoor starters didn't work out (too cold) so I sowed Beets, Radishes, and Carrots today and will be putting in Squash, Napa Cabbage and Cauliflower later into my beds.
In containers I'll be growing lettuce, tomatoes and scallions.
Also gonna try potted basil for the first time!
My advice is not to sweat the mechanics of DnD and instead focused on understanding your character and being creative.
Have an idea on what is mechanically easy and difficult for your player to do, but don't sweat not knowing the exact probability of a successful action.
While playing, state what you envision your character doing and ask the DM how to resolve that. Instead of saying "I roll my Athletics to jump over the gap", try saying " I'd like to jump over the gap" and let the DM say "Roll your Athletics" or even better "You do it".
Lastly, remember that TTRPGs are not video games. The goal is (typically) to tell an interesting story through collaboration, while expressing creativity.
All of this is obviously contingent on having a like-minded DM and fellow players, so while playing try to gauge if your actions compliment those of the group as a whole.
I sincerely hope you have a great time and find a new source of enjoyment in life!
Calc 2 is tough. I withdrew the first time I took it and got a C the second time. What got me through it was:
Asking tons of questions, without regard to whether I looked like a fool. Like sending an email about u substitutions even though technically it was covered in a prereq.
Focusing on mastering each concept rather than focusing on each type of problem you could see on a test.
Reading the book when the lectures weren't helpful.
Calc 2 is tough but if you're pursuing a degree in math or engineering it's crucial to succeeding in future coursework. The time you spend now will pay off in the future.
Yes, I agree. Using a language, or dialect of a language, is not inherently racist. You have to examine the use and context of the situation.
Lots of things are.
Sorry, I guess I wasn't clear. I do not mean to portray 'flippantly' and 'disrespectfully' appropriating as opposites.
There's a difference between learning a language and flippantly using it. Example, a non-Spanish speaker calling a Spanish-speaker 'ese', even if they do not intend to offend, is probably not cultural appreciation.
Are you actively or passively negatively portraying the language? Are you flippantly or disrespectfully appropriating the language from the native speakers? Are you using the language, knowingly or unknowingly, in a mocking manner?
Often the answers to these questions are yes. In the posted meme, I'd say that the language change is being used to mock its speakers, therefore I think it is racist, or at least wrong in some manner.
Space Patrol Delta?