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[Gradine]

then you got Albuquerque doubling as Glendale CA

Yes but this is a bit different because we're operating under Miller's Law; whereupon every post-apocalypse, no matter where it's supposed to actually be set, is just Australia

 

[Ryujin]

then you got Albuquerque doubling as Glendale CA

Well, to be fair it's post apocalyptic Glendale, so maaaaaybe?

 

[Warpiglet-7]

I don’t think wizards are all that…at all…tier one and tier two.

And I have never wanted to play one more…

Maybe I don’t have the secret playbook of exactly what combos of spells to use to destroy the game.

 

[Aeson]

Anyone in Atlanta that doesn't lock their doors is in for a ride awakening. Even up here in a more rural area we lock our doors. Back in the 80s it was more common but not today.

 

[Aeson]

Glad you clarified that... Many things in NJ are cheap and easy. Some of them are named Darlene and Tina...

Keep my sister's names out your mouth.

 

[Scribe]

I see my ignore list must be doing the lords work.

A bunch of whataboutism remains laughably weak as an argument basis.

 

[el-remmen]

TIL that if i can remember D&D rules and features better than another person they must be stupid or lazy or both. Can’t wait to tell the people I play with so they can appropriately laud my genius.

But wait! What if they are too stupid to discern it and/or too lazy to do so? Might have to kick them from the table.

Don’t blame me, just git gud.

 

[CleverNickName]

Things That Bug Me Far More Than They Should, #344: People who describe a machine as being "100% efficient."

There's no such thing, and there never will be any such thing...not in anyone's lifetime, not in this universe. The best we can ever hope for is about 78% efficient, and here's why: Carnot Cycle.

 

[prabe]

Things That Bug Me Far More Than They Should, #344: People who describe a machine as being "100% efficient."

There's no such thing, and there never will be any such thing...not in anyone's lifetime, not in this universe. The best we can ever hope for is about 78% efficient, and here's why: Carnot Cycle.

The quest for perpetual motion continues, physics be damned!

 

[CleverNickName]

The quest for perpetual motion continues, physics be damned!

...and don't get me started on FTL travel.