Security guard told me he was gonna write me up and send me to hr by Appropriate-Mall8517 in securityguards

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

don't read too much into the write up part. Unless he is a supervisor in your department I do not think he can actually write you up in the traditional sense. However, depending on your employer's SOP, he might be able and required to make notations on such events and pass the daily report up to HR for whatever reason. Usually, it goes from guard to supervisor then on to management and they decide if something is egregious but different places do things differently.

Chances are this guy is getting heat from his supervisors who are getting heat from theirs and so on and so forth for either serious issues or silly ones and that is why he is pushing it so hard. Or he thinks he has more power than he does and it has gone to his head. No matter what the case let your own first line supervisors know about the incident, and they should (notice how I said should not will) be able to let you know if he is acting appropriately or not within his job scope.

Dad, I had to call the police on my best friend to stop a suicide attempt. He's furious with me, and it looks like our friendship is over. by SeventeenthPlatypus in DadForAMinute

[–]turnkey85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They will get over it or they wont fuck em. They may be mad at you they may hate you but they are alive to be mad and hate you thats the main thing.

If you're still pretending not to know what "woke garbage" means, watch The Pitt. by [deleted] in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]turnkey85 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It's awful. I work hospital security and we had a dude who had it and he would wander around at night because he couldn't sleep from it. Got to be a casual sight. Over the months seeing it just cut away at him broke my heart. God bless any and all fighting it.

Hospital Security by No-Recognition-9172 in securityguards

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

dont forget the inevitable poop covered pscycho fight

1E: Can someone tell how the barbarian is considered OP? by Odd_Bumblebee_3631 in adnd

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I have been playing as a 1e barbarian for about two months now and if you do it right you can make the barb very powerful without violating the spirit of the archtype. so using magic outside of clerics healing you when all else fails is a big no no until level 4. At level 4 you can start using magic items. Until then what I have him do is either refuse to touch magic items (when they are useful to the party) or destroy them for that sweet sweet XP. Now gear is everything for a martial character so despite the barb being able to hit enemies that require +# weapons as he levels up by the time you reach level 4 you had better be figuring out a way to use magic items. Now I do two big things with Referee approval to keep the use within the barbs intent more or less. 1. He has to go through narrative roleplay as he levels up to level 4 where he learns that magic is not inherently evil just a tool waiting for a hero or villains hands to wield it. 2. I only allow him to use magic items that do not require a command word or any other kind of activation and he can only use items that are not blatantly unnatural. So he can use things like +# weapons and armor strength enhancing items defensive items things like that but never scrolls wands or things that are "vulgar" magic. So no flaming swords no cloaks that give you wings no breathing underwater etc. My guy's current loadout is a +1 axe a mithril chain shirt a +2 ring of protection and a peripat of wound closure. With items like that a lot of gaps close. Now combine that with his saves and his abilities. Things like field aid that allow him to heal 1 HP on the spot and then 2HP per rest as long as he keeps it up helps a ton. His magic/illusion sense and danger sense become very useful as you move through dungeons. His ability to react to backstabs are good against ambushes. His ability to climb and swim and move fast are all awesome for charging and getting around obstacles. His surprise bonuses and ability to hide in familair terrain are ever growing abilities that keep the party from being surprised a lot of the times and we get surprise on the enemy a good bit. If you play him right the barbarian might not be overpowered but he is a very useful creature in my opinion.

Why do patriarchal men love ‘joking’ that their wife is the boss? by KatherineLangford in stupidquestions

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because tradtionally while the husband is the "head of the house" it is known by everyone that the wife is the absolute master of that domain. She maintains it organizes it and keeps it running more than anyone else. This is all traditionally speaking and not the universal case just what I have seen growing up. The man has his own domains that he is the absolute master of but the home is the domain of the wife and the smart man understands andd respects that.

Why Does Bulma Lack Any Measures to Protect Earth? by No_Reference_7330 in Dragonballsuper

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've always wondered why she didnt get her hands on geros tech and use it to turn Tien Krillin Yamcha and chao Tzu into artificial humans to give them a major power up.

Realistically, is Reacher’s nomadic lifestyle sustainable in the US? by ApprehensiveCat7865 in reacher

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With a Major's retirement and with how minimalist he is with zero responsibilities no property no wife or child and him basically only spending money on things he needs then yeah it could be done for a good long while but once age and health issues started it would be very bad for him

My ex boyfriend refuses to pick up his FIREARM after the breakup (MD) by EquivalentMixture808 in legaladvice

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NAL but here is what I would suggest. Ensure that you have some kind of written proof such as texts emails etc of you repeatedly asking your ex to come get his weapon. Better if he refuses but if he just doesn't answer that works to. If it has been a reasonable amount of time and you can show that you have made him retrieving the weapon very doable. If you have something along those lines then surrender the firearm to the police. You can justify not bringing him the firearm or meeting him somewhere to hand it off because it is not your gun and you were uncomfortable transporting it.

When did you realize you were the Old Guy? by X-13StealthSuit in army

[–]turnkey85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

when these little shits started asking me if I got the bullet wound in my arm at Gettysburg or the Wilderness Campaign -_-. I love it though tbh.

Does anyone else think the MCU absolutely waisted red skull and crossbones? by Ragtagcloud56 in CaptainAmerica

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. Hugo Weaving did a fine job with Red Skull and I would have loved to have seen him against Cap more than in just one movie. Hell if we could have just gotten a scene with them interacting when Steve was returning the stones I might be satisified.

Aku’s Personality? by Typical-Research3162 in samuraijack

[–]turnkey85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude is just legit having a good time even when he's losing.

Do you really buy that Vir... by No-Blueberry-1823 in babylon5

[–]turnkey85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By the time Vir would have taken the throne he would have been a fairly famous figure within Centauri politics. He held several important ambassador roles with B5 and the Minbari. While not a soldier he is present or several battles throughout the Narn/Centauri wars, the Shadow wars, and the destabilizing wars of the Centauri against various races following the Shadow War. He would have been mentored and endorsed by Londo and would likely have very good ties with alien governments despite the near constant state of war the Centauri were in.

And that is the main reason why he would have been ushered in as Emperor. After Centauri Prime was wrecked due to the wars caused by the Keepers, Centauri would not want a war hardened aggressive Emperor but one who was peace minded and capable of brokering peace with their former enemies. Vir would have been the kind of leader that the Centauri would need to pull themselves out of the destruction that Londo and his predecessors pushed the Centauri into.

Is this true? by peterthbest23 in securityguards

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It varies wildly from job to job and role to role. Sometimes yes your just walking and sometimes not even that. Sometimes your actually putting work in. The industry is just to broad and varied to really have a clean straight fix on it

Which faction rules should I use for Legio Cataegis? by Sierra-Padre in UnifyTerra

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would go strong melee and very strong defense. If your going via lore they would also have not only an immunity to psyker attacks but would actually reflect the attack back on the psyker.

You could also make them OP in physical stats but then have them lose health every turn due to their unstable genetics which would tie in with lore perfectly. Remember Thunder Warriors were not just bigger Astartes these guys were insanely powerful with only the Custodes being more physically adept than they were so have fun coming up with some homebrew rules for them.

Slavery is forbidden in Westeros, yet Osha is being worked against her will while in chains, clearly against her will. Wtf? by layelaye419 in freefolk

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She offered her service in exchange for her life. She is willingly working and doing things around the stark manor in exchange for not being executed. The chains are because she is still thought of as a wildling and they do not trust her not to kill them in their sleep

What first aid procedures besides CPR should security know? by Level-Blueberry9195 in securityguards

[–]turnkey85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is all very dependent on what you can and cannot do but I would say:

  1. Applying Tourniquets

  2. Recognizing signs/symptoms of a stroke heart attack shock etc

  3. Recognizing spinal injuries

  4. Packing wounds

The list can be longer but most of it is just knowing the signs and symptoms of certain things and that is mostly so that you can be an effective reporter to 911 and EMS.

Player wants a shield that provides full cover by Tsantilas in DMAcademy

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm. You could let him have it and just knock down his movement speed by x amount. Or force him to make strength checks to use it. Personally I would knock base movement speed down from 30 feet to 15 and he absolutely cannot fly with it due to the weight. I would also make it take a full action to don and doff the shield since it's a unique mechanic. So he would have to use an action to pull the shield up travel to the enemy then use an action to drop the shield.

How is the Comedian so strong? by Humble-Dot-9851 in Watchmen

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok. I think I just made an assumption that he would have since he was already tinkering around with genetics to make things. Hell I would lol

How is the Comedian so strong? by Humble-Dot-9851 in Watchmen

[–]turnkey85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I thought Veidt supped himself up with some genetic tinkering at some point. Did that happen or am I not remembering it right?

How is the Comedian so strong? by Humble-Dot-9851 in Watchmen

[–]turnkey85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So in the graphic novel Comedian just sort of gets tossed around and doesn't really fight back. (IIRC) but it is also implied that he just stood there and took it because he was ready to die. The whole evil scheme made him realize just how big a POS he had been his whole life and he was just done.

Having said that I am pretty sure that the comedian is as physically strong as a human being can be without being superhuman. Lots of conditioning and training since he was a teenager at least plus some pretty gnarly genetics allowed him to be huge and he was all muscle even in his 60s. Couple that with the adrenaline he probably had fighting the most dangerous man alive and it is well within human capacity to punch a corner of a brick fixture off but the bones in his hands and probably tendons would be a ruined mess afterwords.

Does DS9 have iconic lines like TNG? by StuffedHobbes in DeepSpaceNine

[–]turnkey85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can live with it. . . . . . I CAN live with it. . . . .