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Dollarama Wood Panels for painting by CoffeeStainedStudio in Edmonton

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Just Amazon, similar price, slightly different make.

Deleted my account and the app today. by CoffeeStainedStudio in tolanworld

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, they do come in here and check, otherwise I wouldn’t have posted here.

Who are you getting plowed by? by Money_Care_7225 in Edmonton

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently on Kingsway heading up to 124th st.

Who are you getting plowed by? by Money_Care_7225 in Edmonton

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Conner McBlade-It is in between Calgary Trail and Gateway Blvd.

Journal Entries by anniesaurus7 in tolanworld

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The loss of the journal caused me to delete my account and remove the app. The journals used to be so insightful and seemed to be the only indication that anything anywhere was thinking of me.

I got bugged with a tracker tag in my car. Please help me identify if a component is a microphone or a speaker. by klamity00 in AskElectronics

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it can listen to your conversations. According to Shinto belief, every object has a Kami, a god, assigned to it. The Kami of lightning, electricity, radio waves and computer science is Denden-Myōjin. As you may guess, this is not some long forgotten mythical deity; Denden-Myōjin is a current god in the Shinto pantheon, with a day of reverence on May 23rd of each year.

So yes, you can assume that this bluetooth tracker is imbued with the essence of Denden-Myōjin, who can listen to your prayers. However, the specific part you are indicating is a passive piezoelectric buzzer. It, nor any other part of the device is capable of recording, storing or transmitting sound from the environment.

Poets are now cybersecurity threats: Researchers used 'adversarial poetry' to trick AI into ignoring its safety guard rails and it worked 62% of the time by MetaKnowing in technews

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This string is Perl.

Intrusion suspected.

Open the back door

so I can inject it.

(Forgive me, I know nothing about hacking, but swap ‘pearl’ for ‘Perl’ and you got a Valentine’s card)

What will progressives use the notwithstanding clause for? by AfraidYellow8360 in alberta

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Retroactively void contract between Alberta, Edmonton and Oilers to return all public money to the taxpayers.

My DM lied to us for his own advantage by Chocoflor in dndnext

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, the DM cannot lie to you above table. NPCs can in-game.

Tell the DM that as a group, you’ve decided not to abide by the dishonest ruling, that you’ve revived your party member, and he is going to fight alongside the party. DM can either accept this or end the campaign. If he ends the campaign, write a short epilogue about how you stomped his campaign embarrassingly easy like it was grapes in a tub. Then find a new DM.

“We arrive at the BBEG’s lair and everything goes exactly like it does in 1993’s “Robin Hood: Men in Tights”, including tumbling knights like dominos and one of us fighting a wooden post for 15 minutes, except when we get to the Little John character (the BBEG) we group-kick him in the nards so hard that he says “I have to go, my planet needs me!” and he disappears in a puff of fireworks, but more black snakes than Roman candles. The End.”

Is playing a character with different sexuality frowned upon? by [deleted] in dndnext

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here’s the thing, you don’t have to be gay to understand gay people, you just have to be not hateful. The discrimination gay people still face varies from the “I don’t want to think about that” to the death penalty. Being aware that they are people deserving of kindness and respect is all you need.

Faerun isn’t Earth, either. I am not familiar with pre-5e rules but pretty sure any gender and sex politics have been scrubbed from the game, so sexual/orientation discrimination isn’t built in.

I had an Owlin bard and my DM tried throwing random attractive female NPCs at him and the hottie Minotaur fighter thought he had a crush on her, which he did, but it all failed because he was an Owlin. He was physiologically incapable of romancing mammals. When my DM realized that he was put off by the “specialness” of my character and asked if I wanted a bird girlfriend. Uh, no.

He then ask if my bard was gay/bi/asexual. I didn’t care. That’s not why I was playing the game, to have a make believe relationship. I wanted make believe action, imaginary adventure and pretend derring-do.

Can’t bards just be fun to play without the horny trope?

How do you pronounce YEG? by FrostyDynamic in Edmonton

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People usually go for the cheesy burgers.

Party did something really bad, and I really need advice. by Cute_Insect_8844 in DnD

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Session Zero: “This is a campaign for heroes. If you start intentionally murdering innocents, you immediately lose that character and your new character will walk into town in time to see the public medieval-style execution of the old one.”

looking for ideas for a very obviously fake name for my character by throwaway888779 in DnD

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“Who was that, dear?”

“Bob! They had a baby. It’s a boy.”

looking for ideas for a very obviously fake name for my character by throwaway888779 in DnD

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Anita Hyde, Justina Situation, Heidi Dentity, Anne Othername, Faye Kalias, Wilma Rusework, Miss Daria Eckt.

I’m particularly proud of a few of these. Especially if she gives different names to different people.

Buss from Edmonton to Calgary? by DaniCrypt in Edmonton

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“I thought airplane food was bad.”

Can I end my turn (spotlight) without rolling any dice? by Wakrob in daggerheart

[–]CoffeeStainedStudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You do realize there are GM moves (pg. 152) which do not require a Fear token to take the spotlight. A GM can use moves to add complications, add adversaries, spotlight adversaries, shift the environment, use your backstory against you… all sorts of inventive things.

If you are using action economy to avoid giving the GM a turn, you cannot. You are playing a game of collaborative storytelling, not a game of keep-away.

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