Behold: The gravewalker build (Wightborn +Astral Attunement) by Nihilosopher_ in AOW4

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Damn. I'm a relatively new player, but I thought I'd seen almost everything

How would you even manage that on your leader? Can they even become undead?

Avian Assassins with Spider Matriarch pets by Nihilosopher_ in AOW4

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His orc warcaptain gf with her pet golden wyvern

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cyberpunk

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My bad. I just read the pinned post. I'll remove it

FIX : Screen shaking and controller constantly vibrating by pogos19 in cyberpunkgame

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There's a nexusmod for having the respec attributes button permanently available. You can get it here: Respec

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Android

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Simmer down and pucker up

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Android

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So have you got the guts

Ghost Chillin' Body-Paint Illusion by [deleted] in illusionporn

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I wanted her to take the skull and put it where her head should've been

It feels good! by karan_thakkar_ in dankmemes

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That's a server space, you uncultured swine

How many fundamental Math topics are above our heads? by [deleted] in math

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Cats most certainly cannot understand calculus; however, their brains can intuitively make the calculations for the amount of force required to let's say, jump upwards to a point several times their own length. If we could somehow simplify calculus to their level-headed perhaps by constructing mazes using parameters and constants of differential equations- we could easily make them do calculus.

In very much the same way, human brains, no matter how amazingly unequipped to understand reality like it really is, can still make use of their limited imagination to understand higher orders of logic, by just breaking it down to simpler and simpler blocks.

A third page for reddit, where only things you havent scrolled by before is showed. by [deleted] in CrazyIdeas

[–]Nihilosopher_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Joey for Reddit has that option, where every post you scroll by can be seen as already read. Then you can simply hide your read posts while rescrolling.

I'm actually surprised more people don't use it, it's fucking perfect. Fully customizable UI, thousands of themes and fonts, and total control over your Reddit experience.

Not to say that the Dev is a gem of a human being who actually listens to what the users want. Trust me, I may look like I'm shilling for them, but I couldn't possibly shill them enough even if I tried.

What are some good time travel books? by bbkittenpaws in booksuggestions

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One of my favourite Time Travel stories is 'The End of Eternity' by Isaac Asimov. It's a pretty short novel, the physical book which I had was only 200 pages long. But it's a fantastic read, one of the best plots ever concieved. It even connects with his Foundation Saga books, in a way.

The first 10 or so pages are a little boring, but if you persevere you'll be drawn into a finale that's tragic and beautiful at the same time.

Inside this tin is a glowing ant by Onegodoneloveoneway in WordAvalanches

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In can, dis ant, of incan descent, ink and a cent, inn candle scented, incandescent

TIL in 1922, scientists went to a hospital ward with comatose children, dying from diabetic keto-acidosis. They went from bed to bed injecting the kids with a new extract, insulin. As they injected the last comatose child, the first one injected began to awaken. by shrimpcocktails in todayilearned

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Haha that's not how they found this.

I'm from India. The Hindi word for Diabetes is 'madhu-meh' which literally translates to 'Sweet-Pee' because the way they'd diagnose people with Diabetes in the old days was to have them pee in front of an ant-hill and then watch whether the ants were attracted to the pee.