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[JAMUMU]

Popular opinion in places like New York where they can't actually grow vegetables.

Growing your own vegetables is illegal, citizen. Please report to the Bureau of Rainbow Herbicides at 0730 hours for a thorough defoliation.

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

Unpopular opinion: the only bottled condiment that belongs on ground meat is mustard.

• Ketchup is strictly for use on fried potatoes and onion rings, only, forever.
• Mayonnaise is exclusively for cold poultry sandwiches and tuna salad.
• And pickle relish is to be left at the store to languish, alone and forgotten and unloved, to atone for the crimes it has committed against sandwiches and cucumbers alike.
• If you must put a bottled condiment on a burger or sausage or other ground-meat-situation, there's a clue in the name: it must be mustard.

You beast!

Mayonnaise is for fries, like the Belgian Gods intended. Honey is what goes on onion rings. The rest of you heresy can be pardoned.

A good burger here is an ''Inter burger'' , which you can have a different places, but not in the large international chains like McDonalds or Burger King: buns & meat, lettuce, tomatoes, a stack of onion rings and cheese curds (the same cheese you'll see in a real Canadian poutine).

Real good

 

[dragoner]

I know of a squat on the lower east side NYC where they tried on the roof and it fell in.

 

[Reynard]

There are about 3 or 4 iconic types of Strong...

• Conan as done by Howard himself - well built, firmly muscled, but not overly so. Can pass for normal with a loose tunic. Crafty, Lives by wits.
• Big Dumb Brute. Classic of stage and screen. The archetype in modern is Jaws from the 70's Bond films. We also see it in a number of fantasy films. Little John comes to mind in some of the more sat
• The hidden brains of the operation... the most clear is Chubacca.
• The overly muscled pin head...

I didn't realize we were talking about stereotypes. I was talking about characters as people.

 

[Lanefan]

I didn't realize we were talking about stereotypes. I was talking about characters as people.

Thing is, stereotypes are often the best place to start if nothing else leaps to mind. You then morph that stereotype into what you actually want to play.

 

[Reynard]

Thing is, stereotypes are often the best place to start if nothing else leaps to mind. You then morph that stereotype into what you actually want to play.

My gaming white whale is a goup of players that actually treat their PCs as real human beings from the jump. It's a white whale because I don't think it will ever happen.

 

[Divine2021]

Cody Rhodes is lame as fkn hell.

 

[TwoSix]

My gaming white whale is a goup of players that actually treat their PCs as real human beings from the jump. It's a white whale because I don't think it will ever happen.

Well, to be fair, in 5e my groups average between 0-1 human beings per party.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

My gaming white whale is a goup of players that actually treat their PCs as real human beings from the jump. It's a white whale because I don't think it will ever happen.

How long does it normally take your players?

 

[Lanefan]

Well, to be fair, in 5e my groups average between 0-1 human beings per party.

Are you speaking of your players or their characters?