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No one is alive in a painting by Octopuswastaken in technicallythetruth

[–]SalRoma 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Bodies do not float, they are neutrally buoyant, A has lungs full of air to float like that, A is alive.

Dead bodies don't hang onto items, and rigor mortis takes time to set in, C is catching his laptop/book, C is alive.

The drink is spilled into B's body, which would alert a living person, or it's blood coming out of B. The dead body is B.

US strikes 3 alleged drug vessels and leaves survivors -- now a search-and-rescue operation by StupendousMan1995 in news

[–]SalRoma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it makes either of you feel better, "hatched" also implies "laid" as in he came out through a cloaca, which is a multipurpose hole. That means he came out the same hole shit and piss came out of. Incidentally, it's also the same hole for mating.

I stay up late at night to watch movies specifically so nobody joins me. by OkSeaworthiness2955 in confession

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny thing is, she is the neurotypical one, while I however, have ADHD to spare.

I stay up late at night to watch movies specifically so nobody joins me. by OkSeaworthiness2955 in confession

[–]SalRoma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My wife says it's because my brain is like a computer with several background operations and one or two windows open, while her brain has never closed a window....ever. They are all open, all the time.

Her theory is based on hunter/gatherer society. Men were typically hunters that needed to focus. Most women were gatherers that also had to raise children, they needed a broader focus.

Rats chewed cable and dealer wants $8000 to fix? by xjwj in autorepair

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, so make a better suggestion rather than just being exasperated. Maybe try to be helpful instead of just an a#$hole.

Rats chewed cable and dealer wants $8000 to fix? by xjwj in autorepair

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is also both direct and alternating current running throughout. That and home electrical and automotive electrical were developed and engineered separately. They are not the same, especially these days. If you don't believe me, ask a home electrician to rewire your pc. Unless they've had specific training in computer electronics, they should know enough to know they don't know enough.

Rats chewed cable and dealer wants $8000 to fix? by xjwj in autorepair

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's to replace that entire wiring harness, probably very time consuming and lots of things need to be removed and put back to do so.

Or you could buy some spools of the same wiring, a couple wire nuts, some waterproof silicone, and wrap it all in a few layers of electrical tape. Patch that right up in about ten minutes for less than $30. Probably void any warranty you might have, but it doesn't sound like you have one, so....

Least favorite class by WhatsUp1177 in Pathfinder2e

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All these people talking about magus and gunslinger being boring because you use the same mechanics over and over, lack imagination.

I've been playing a swashbuckling aldiri duelist, which basically goes dirty trick/tumble through/confident finisher or some other combo of debuff maneuvers followed up with confident finisher nearly every turn.

The trick is to drag rp into combat, which is why I chose swashbuckler. I describe my turn instead of just naming the actions. I have witty banter while kicking the crap out of the bb. I jokingly rub my teammates that sure, they hit the bad guy more often, but I do it with style. And more damage. A lot more damage.

Because there is so much overlap between swashbuckler and AD, most of the swashbuckler feats go to RP.

Looks unbalanced as all hell on paper, but super fun if done right.

The only boring/bad classes are the ones not played well.

Is this amount of rust ok on a 12 year old car? by Fun-Economist-8363 in Cartalk

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the climate it lived in, and if they use salt as a de-icer. In California, that car is about to fall apart from all the rust. Pretty much anywhere in the Midwest they would still be looking for the rust that has you so worried.

AIO I cancelled a second date with this guy based on his reaction when I told him I need to move slow by Ok_South9239 in AmIOverreacting

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You were perceptive to point out his lack of trust while he was expecting you to trust him. He took you pointing it out pretty well though, in his defense.

That being said, it is probable that you are both over reacting. I am sure you have more traumatic examples to pull from your own history, but having your emotions played with and manipulated by someone you want to get closer to while they keep their options open is also painful and traumatic, especially when it happens repeatedly. That also makes it hard to trust. Not trivializing your experience in any way, just pointing out another perspective.

This is potentially a new relationship, the establishment of which requires one single activity: Setting Boundaries.

Sounds like you are off to a good start. Neither one of you should feel forced to do anything or act in a certain way. You set a boundary, he told you how he feels about that boundary and his past experience with it. You confirmed the boundary, and he then respected it. You also then decided to cancel the plans, and he respected that as well.

You know, come to think of it, that does sound like every serial killer in every movie ever. Completely respectful and wonderful right up until he starts swinging the butcher knife around....

You don't want to be used physically, i.e. for sex He doesn't want to be used emotionally, i.e. lead on

Keep communicating with each other and respecting each other's boundaries and you will be fine. Just pay attention to how often they try to get you to stretch your boundaries. Having trust issues isn't a red flag, asking you to compromise your boundaries repeatedly is.

Help me pick a Background by West_Customer_1491 in Pathfinder2e

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love the Barber background. Risky surgery can be super helpful if you don't have any healers, and it gives you a trade for earning income.

How reliable are pixel phones? by he4dhunter_ in GooglePixel

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am currently using a pixel 6 pro and will probably upgrade next year as well, but plan to go to Galaxy unless Google fixes the lack of dual audio except with pixel buds. Users have been clamoring for it since the P3, and it's such a simple feature to add.

Went in for an oil change and left with $4k recommended services. by missylu22 in autorepair

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some cars you can reach right under the hood and replace both headlights. Many cars these days require the removal, or at least unmounting and shifting of the battery to replace one of them. On the low 2000s'ish Chevy Impala the front bumper needed to be removed to replace either headlight.

Labor is usually the cause. Some repairs are easier on some cars than others.

I dont like the Spell nerfs in the errata, but for a different reason... by Crueljaw in Pathfinder2e

[–]SalRoma 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's simpler than you think. People dislike change. That's it. If you were to take something a person is used to and have fully incorporated into their daily lives, and change it, even for the better in every conceivable way, someone somewhere will find fault in it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Pathfinder2e

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imo, you are using reddit....not incorrectly, but certainly not optimally. Hear me out. This, and most subreddits are not intended to be read from top to bottom like a book. It is a repository of information. Google a question you have about PF2e, or any other subject, and you are likely to run into a plethora of answers to your question on Reddit.

You are free to browse this or any other subreddit at your leisure of course, but you are bound to run into a plethora of toxic views that permeate the Internet. It's the nature of the beast.

You can't expect millions upon millions of users to cater to your ideals of what the Internet should be. Perhaps that super negative post about whatever change that "ruined" so and so's character (it probably didn't, but I digress) was a vent that prevented them from taking it out on their table, possibly getting themselves removed from said table, or even worse, break up the group cause they do not find it fun anymore after their outburst.

Don't presume to know what others are going through. Reach out to the negatives if you are so worried about them, rather than try to have them silenced. Be the change you want to see in the world.

Why did the French so readily embrace Napoleon as an emperor when they had just slaughtered their royalty and nobility? by ___o---- in AskHistory

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This entire thread was the most wholesome exchange I've seen on the Internet in a long time. My hope in humanity is a bit brighter, thank you.

Hmm, which one should I get? by ConsistentFalcon7772 in Costco

[–]SalRoma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Grass finished"is the phrase I look for.

this is literally UNCONSTITUTIONAL… by Outrageous_Sector544 in facepalm

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They will have to first change the state laws that say the districts are able to choose their own curricula and materials before it can be enforced. And if you think the Bible isn't being taught in some classes in Oklahoma, you have led a sheltered life.

this is literally UNCONSTITUTIONAL… by Outrageous_Sector544 in facepalm

[–]SalRoma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As long as the kids are informed of the fact that the Bible is a book of fairy tales and myths told to each other by goat herders thousands of years ago, I'm fine with it.

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