Alternatively… If you operate an ICE vehicle as intended, it emits a gas that causes cancer

My main point is that the DM gave them a crown but then for some reason panicks when they do something very mundane with it. It implies the DM has a rigid story set, rather than a sandbox for the players to explore.

The DM determined that A) the players would find this crown, B) they would not clean it when they found it, and C) it would get cleaned at some point the DM decides later, whether the players wanted it to or not. Good for a book, bad for D&D.

Millenials also grew up reading everything, it’s just that the teen years had the text on a screen. It’s Gen Z that really had online video content from the start.

I blocked her on reddit and it was good for a while.

But now people are reposting here :<

Sounds like an Umber Hulk tbh

Eh to Netflix’s credit, both their backend and frontend are much better than their competition. Much better ux, and streams much more consistently. We pick up a sub for a month here and there. But AI ads will make me never go back.

Our differences make the world a more beautiful place

That’s a fair point, though personally I wouldn’t want to drive a motorcycle among trucks on the freeway either.

The other huge vehicles are a factor, but you’re fine doing 120 without airbags?

I think we can all agree that Cybertrucks are a bit of an outlier here. I mean we used to ridicule vehicles with safety this poor. But yeah I wouldn’t want to be on the freeway in either a cybertruck or a kei truck. But moving stuff downtown would be perfect for them - basically give them moped permissions.

…both things can be true?

For the record I’d love to get a Kei truck. But they like… don’t have airbags lol

Literal NPC behavior… That first tweet is full-blown parody

Not disagreeing with you, but Kei trucks lack a lot of standard safety features, so it’s not a black and white issue

They literally sold the 8 on the promise of 8 years of support

…what’s wtong with lofi? It’s background noise that helps tons of people focus.

OP glazing

GPT4o was a little too supportive… I think they took it down already

Maybe you could if you’d learned the alphabet

I use Lawful Good for the same reason. Both keep the center of weight in the middle, but your method is more evenly distributed.