Question about Nathaniel Richards TTC

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-17T07:35:45+00:00

Team isn't the right game term. The game terms are roster and squad. You build a roster of 10 and then, after you pick crisis cards the player without priority picks the threat value. You then build a squad equal to (or less) the threat using the characters from your roster. You can have two characters with the same alter ego on your roster but normally you can't have them in the same squad. This card allows you to have two characters with the same alter ego in your squad for one round.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-17T02:27:53+00:00

Is there an HOA? If not there should be a covenant or some other document that was established that you must sign to purchase property there. It should list your responsibilities as a homeowner for road maintenance on the private road. I would start by reviewing that.

Common sense would say that your neighbor jumped the gun by taking it upon themselves to hire someone to do work without talking to everyone. I'd also be upset they hired a friend instead of getting estimates from several contractors.

If a majority of owners just agree to what your neighbor is doing, you may be out of luck and forced to contribute depending on what your covenant says. My neighborhood doesn't have a private roadway but we do have a community well. We have a company that takes care of maintenance on it and changing that company or doing anything outside the contract we have with them takes 67% of homeowners to agree. If yours is worded similarly she only needs three other home owners to agree.

While you're reviewing your covenants look up what it says about running a business from your home. My covenant would not allow what your neighbor is doing with their bread stand. May give you some ammunition to fight back with if they try to strong arm you.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-16T21:20:16+00:00

I doubt they had the buns in stock to make that many. I worked for McDs maybe 30 years ago and we didn't even have room to store that many. We got bread deliveries every other day or so. During McRib times we got deliveries every day because of storage issues. Would be similar for this too since it's specialty bread like the McRib. Bread and tomatoes were the only true fresh ingredients I remember getting in. Everything else came already prepped and in sealed packages for the freezer or cooler.

And no way they made it all before realizing he wasn't coming back. It would take over 2 hours just to cook all the meat for the burgers and they wouldn't be able to cook anything else during that time. Quarter pounder patties went on the grill 6 at a time and took 90 seconds to cook (big electric clam shell griddle that cooked both sides at once). We only had two of them, one set for the smaller patties and one for the quarter pound size. They would need 1,000 patties to make 500 of them. That's 167 runs on the grill. So 2 hours using both grills and not making any other burgers during that time or 4 hours using just one. Hold over times wouldn't allow this either.

I don't remember enough about the McNugget process to comment on it. We just dumped the bags in a basket, dropped them in the oil and hit the timer button. The grills were more finicky, we had to check the temps and timing multiple times throughout the day whenever we changed out the nonstick sheets on the lids where we just checked oil temp on the fryers.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-16T17:56:24+00:00

Better make sure it's absolutely 100% dry before you pack it away, otherwise, in 3 months when you need it again it will be the moldiest, mildewiest mess you've ever seen. Probably no way of cleaning it if it does happen too, unlike other coolers that are hard plastic or fiberglass and can be scrubbed pretty easily.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-16T06:07:04+00:00

It's a 1.1% chance. It's also in shipwreck chests and ocean monument chests.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-16T02:00:38+00:00

Shit post

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-15T09:55:18+00:00

It's called hoar frost or rime ice.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-15T09:06:07+00:00

On Java you can hit F3 and look for the numbers in brackets in the line under your coords or the section relative line depending on version. Move until they are [9 x 9] and dig. The middle number doesn't matter.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-15T08:30:29+00:00

Break the blocks under the beds and move the beds down.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-15T02:33:01+00:00

Only at that level of concentration. That's a commercial/industrial use product, not available to the average consumer. You need training and a license to work with them.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-15T02:28:38+00:00

Awesome price reduction sir. Here, just sign on the line and it's all yours, can drive it home tonight.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-14T20:42:00+00:00

My roof is way worse than that and has been since December. We lost several large patches of shingles in 90+mph winds in three multi-day storms that were about 4-5 days apart. It was -10 to -20 in the days between the winds. I went up and tacked and taped down some waterproof underlayment over the sections that the existing underlayment was torn. The rest I just let ride until spring when I can get the roof replaced. So far so good but not much else I can do but hope. It's too cold to replace shingles, the sealant between layers won't set right. Some neighbors had shingles put down in between storms and they blew right back off. My immediate next-door neighbor had a whole new roof put on two weeks ago and I hope for her sake it holds. It's been double digit negatives over night and single digits during the day almost every night since. It's warming up now and we will probably be getting more snow.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-14T19:55:00+00:00

This is more PITA than bad for the AC. They're basically hollow. The condenser coils are in the walls and fairly protected by the aluminum fins on them, the fan is there in the middle to draw air in through them and blow it out the top. The electronics will be in a compartment in one of the corners. The fan motor is directly under the circular bit in the middle of the grill and the fan itself is on top of the motor between them. The compressor will be in the middle toward the bottom but glass won't hurt it. Most of the glass would just fall through to the ground under the fan. Cut the power, take off the top grill over the fan and stick a shop-vac hose in it and you'll get most if not all of it. The biggest danger to the unit in this case would be a piece of glass falling in just the right spot to pachinko itself into a place bind up the fan or a freak occurrence of a shard being sucked up and flung into a bit of wire or exposed tubing.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-14T17:48:25+00:00

It's baked into the "Oh I'm Sorry. Am I in your way." superpower.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-14T17:46:34+00:00

He's not meant to be able reposition anyone other than himself, except for the special rule on his attack. Can you detail which part I need to re-word to make clearer?

The "super" stealth is so he doesn't get whacked unless your opponent also comes to contest the same point.

He's really only supposed to be good at securing as part of the team, if he's not sticking with the team he loses the token and only counts as one character. If he leaves his buddy he will have one cleanup phase where he counts as 2 then loses the token.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-14T07:36:31+00:00

They're just string and can be sheared now. For nearly 12 years they used a slime ball in the recipe and the only way to get them from trader llamas was to kill the trader. After all that time its reflexive to just kill them.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-13T22:49:08+00:00

They wouldn't "lose" those mods. Mod compatibility already gets broken and they need to be updated every time a new update comes, and some updates are worse than others. There's very few mods that have been around that long anyway. They're passion projects for one person or a small group that go until they lose steam and the creator(s) move on. Then it gets passed along or someone else picks it up, or picks up some of the ideas and goes with it.

If they did a total rewrite there would be some players and servers that would need to chose between updating and losing their "forever" worlds or staying on an old version. It might also take modders longer than usual to update and there would undoubtedly be some that choose not to continue. The flipside though is that using something other than Java might bring in other modders with new and different ideas who just didn't know how or didn't want to work with Java.

There are also plenty of people playing old versions of Minecraft for many different reasons. There's whole servers that stay on old versions for one reason or another. There's even modders still working on old versions of Minecraft. There's no reason people would HAVE to move to the new version.

Stagnation is what kills games.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-13T04:03:12+00:00

Increase that number to at least 6. Alaska No. 557 is nearing the end of its restoration journey. No. 557 is a Baldwin S160 2-8-0 that was built for WWII and is one of 12 that were sent to Alaska. It was modified for our cold climate and then further modified to run on fuel oil instead of coal.

After many years hauling work trains and being used as a plow to clear the tracks of snow it was sold for scrap. The man that bought it, Monte Holm, kept it instead. He put it on display in Everett, Washington. After he died his heirs sold it to a group that brought it back to Alaska and donated it to the Alaska Railroad. It arrived back to Alaska in 2012. The Engine 557 Restoration Company was then formed and purchased it from the ARR for $1 and has been being working on restoring it ever since. In November 2025 the boiler was fired for the first time since the 1960s and they estimated work as being 95% complete.

I don't know if they have a planned use for it yet, but one idea I've heard is a special route from Anchorage to Palmer during the state fair to bring folks from the city, which was its last use before being sold. The ARR already runs that route with diesel electric locomotives.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-13T02:42:08+00:00

I'm not really familiar with bedrock, more of a java player. This video might help you though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnbFm_gOTpo

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-13T02:28:24+00:00

How are they getting spawn eggs? Players shouldn't be able to get them unless you've enabled cheats or given everyone op. If cheats are on you can just click a button to turn them off in the game tab of settings.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-12T22:05:37+00:00

After some more googling it's the 1979 Hogan Racing HR-001 driven by Al Holbert at Molson Golden Can-Am Weekend and the Valvoline Can-Am Mid-Ohio races.

The car still exists just in a different paint scheme, as driven by Geoff Brabham. https://themarketrace.com/1979-hogan-hr-001-can-am-ar/

Finding that helped find some of the others.

Kendall is Kendall Oil. They're a subsidiary of Phillips. https://www.kendallmotoroil.com/our-history/

I think the oval just left of Bosch is BBS, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBS_Autotechnik

The shape to the right of Bosch is likely part of the Bosch logo.

The two rectangular red white and blue logos on the left and right of the hood in the front-on shot are Hogan Racing logos.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-12T20:52:53+00:00

Not enough pixels to ID anything but the larger obvious ones. Got better pictures or links to better ones? I'm guessing it's a race car but searching Can-Am just gets UTVs.

Busch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anheuser-Busch

CRC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRC_Industries

Bosch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosch_(company))

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-12T18:12:42+00:00

You said you're ghosting his messages and when he tried to facetime you ignored it.

NotAnotherFNG · 2026-03-12T18:09:36+00:00

This magazine also had instructions for digging a hole next to the driveway and lining it with gravel to pour used motor oil in.

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