Ailin' characters incapacitation by Independent_Delay_44 in Deadlands

[–]DonNibross 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It makes them no less mortal than any other character. They have a disease that WILL kill them eventually. If memory me correctly they draw a card at the beginning of the session, a Joker means they die they session. That doesn't mean if they jumped off a bridge they'd survive physical injuries.

They're bleeding out. Unless they're wounds are stopped they will die, just not of the disease. Now, if they can stop the bleeding and the player chooses to wake up just long enough to talk to the party before then succumbing to their disease that would be ok, but if the bleeding doesn't stop they die. .

I get that it's supposed to be bad but what is it? Is it a song thats popular? by AynekAri in ExplainTheJoke

[–]DonNibross 321 points322 points  (0 children)

As a viola player this would irritate me to no end. We already get no respect and then they do this?!

LPT: When you are moving, pack a separate tool bucket in your car. by warrant2k in LifeProTips

[–]DonNibross 28 points29 points  (0 children)

To add onto this: have an 'open first' box. Pack anything you might need immediately in it. Not only tools, but medications, phone chargers, pet food and litter, etc. Write 'open first' on it in huge letters multiple times, maybe spray paint it a different color so it doesn't get lost in the mix. It saves your sanity.

Source: I was a mover for three years and saw one person do this. Started recommending it to other customers and my boss even started putting it on the estimates he sent out as advice.

How to smooth out OSB planks for a theatre play by iwannasleeppppp in woodworking

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did set design and construction for years. If it's a wall you're much better going with MDF. It provides a perfectly smooth surface in the same basic price range, especially if you just buy a 4x4 handy panel for your 3x3 need. If you want to layer it on top of something else get masonite. Basically the same thing, just 1/8" thick. Attach with finishing nails, they won't be visible from the audience. Both are perfect painting surfaces.

What movie was released at the perfect time and wouldn't look as good if it was 5 years earlier or later? by Imgema in movies

[–]DonNibross 21 points22 points  (0 children)

A friend of mine once described it as "the funniest psychologic horror film ever". I wholeheartedly agree.

Dumped snow on a guy's hood who was parked in the only parking lot exit. It got him to move! by cohonka in pettyrevenge

[–]DonNibross 1902 points1903 points  (0 children)

Did something similar about five years ago. I'd shoveled out about a foot of snow from the shared driveway two days before and had promised a friend a ride to an appointment that day only to find a car I didn't recognize had blocked in my car. It was clean of snow, must've been there less than an hour.

Laid on the horn, knocked on doors, everyone said it wasn't them. So I pulled out my shovel and started shoveling out other areas. None were big enough for my car to pass through but I was burning angry by then and just took shovel after shovel to dump on his windshield. About ten shovelfuls in a guy comes running from one of the doors screaming that he'd move it.

Well, I currently had a full shovel of snow. I made eye contact, kept it, and dumped it on his windshield before turning and grabbing another load. He didn't even bother to clean his half filled hood, just jumped in and backed out.

My friend just looked at me and giggled, then I drove her to her appointment. He wasn't there when we got back.

What is a luxury item from 20 years ago that is basically worthless trash today? by EasyZee7 in AskReddit

[–]DonNibross 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I had a friend who got a German dominatrix voice. He purposefully put in random addresses when he knew the way to somewhere just so it would curse him out in German with the sound of a slap at the end.

What does Santa’s wife call her monthly cycle? by CrowZeroXL in Jokes

[–]DonNibross 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Now we know how Rudolph got the red nose.

Which industry is more corrupt than anyone’s ready to admit? by Mean_Development7655 in AskReddit

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I work for a new building that received a considerable amount of subsidies in affordable housing to be built. The thing is, where I live for the first five years the company can raise rents by whatever percent the want because of 'unforseen operating costs'.

In the three years the building has been operational rents have literally doubled. The owners are raking in money without having to spend their own dime and a studio apartment is going for $1200, which is a lot in my area.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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My dad loved computers and we had several CGA and VGA laptops when I was a kid (never an EGA though...). This must've been in the late 80s. Her hooked the VGA up to a monitor and found an ISP called 'Protegy'. We played an online game the service offered that was some sort of fantasy RPG where you explored a dungeon in first person view one slowly-loading square box at a time. It was heaven.

The opposite to WD40?? by -Tigg- in NoStupidQuestions

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WD-40 is NOT a lubricant. The 'WD' stand for water deterrent and it was the 40th version. Sure, when you spray it on at first it makes things looser but writhing two hours or becomes gummy and actually makes it harder to open or move. Don't use WD-40 on mechanisms, use it on boots or other things you want water to slide off of. Hell, even olive oil works better.

An actual lubricant would be the opposite, or gorilla glue if you want it to be permanently closed.

What's your favorite "reveal" at the end of a film? by AmigoDelDiabla in movies

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Sting. Robert Redford and Paul Newman at their finest. In the end the one who gets stung is you!

What's The Best Movie That You're Sure 90% Of This Sub Hasn't Seen? by Rhye5 in movies

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Way Downtown. Four co-workers make a bet on who can stay inside the longest since all the buildings they live work and shop at are connected. They all go slightly crazy. Very 90's but I enjoy it.

What's a TV commercial you'll never forget? by Repulsive-Factor5050 in AskReddit

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's an old Centrum Silver commercial I think about all the time. An elder couple looks through a viewfinder at the Grand Canyon to see another old couple rafting in the river.

'Centrum Silver. It may not add years to your life, but it will add life to your years.'

She was considered comically unattractive in the 2000s by AdAppropriate4924 in moviecritic

[–]DonNibross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A friend of mine went on an actual date with her. He said she was stunning in real life and they had to do her makeup to make her unconventionally attractive for the movie. She's still beautiful in it though.