u/JohnHenryMillerTime

So, this is a movie like Beastmaster or Breakfast Club where it was just sort of always on TV but also never something you'd want to start with. I have some childhood trauma from surgery so it may be a "me" thing but the opening scene is them putting someone down for surgery with a face mask. It was a very yellow surgical suite in the way that cigarette stained things are.

I got a very funny tingly feeling in my tummy and had to change the channel. Late 80s to mid 90s for an era.

I just want to talk about how awesome TR is. It is the first time Ive been able to play it.

What really impresses me is that it makes the world "alien" while not making it a clone of Vvardenfell. Im bounching around outside of Narsis and the mesas are impressive.

Rakeem is not present in the Ahemmusa camp. I've looked everywhere, including all around Vos (which is painful because Vos runs very slow on my computer). 1) is he hiding somewhere intentionally? I've rescued Shani from the cave, I just need his version of the story with the Ashkhan. 2) Failing him hiding, does anyone know his charID so I can summon him?

Playing Vanilla Expanded on 0.51 with updated umo installer. I have tried full screen and windowed full screen but if I touch the wrong key I get shutterification. I have a bit of a potato computer to capslock is always gonna capslock, f5 is always gonna adjust brightness.

I can rebind keys but muscle memory is hard, esp with f5 autosave, a tool I normally use to overcome mod exuberance.

Any suggestions?

EDIT: SOLVED! I couldn't get the Total Overhaul to work but Vanilla Expanded is just as good. Thank you for the help

Trying to reinstall OpenMW for the first time in a minute and I am living in a world of size mismatches that end up being an error for Delta with Grandizer/Grazelanderizer. Please help.

This is me maybe misremembering high school chemistry, so if I'm totally wrong that's cool and tell me why.

Iron is the "juice isn't worth the squeeze" point of both nuclear fission and fusion. Iron is pretty common in the Universe (for reasons that relate directly to the premise). So, how big a ball of iron would I have to form to quench the Sol (our sun, since that is the only one I am personally invested in)?

Scenario 1: I can teleport it into the center of Sol (or where ever the optimum point is, I feel like if you teleported a big iron ball (of the right but not infinite mass, we want to shoot for the lower ends here) into the solar atmosphere at the right point you could rip the sun apart in a catastrophic way. I like that, run with that as Scenario 1b.

Scenario 2: I have a giant iron ball I can launch into the Sun at sublight speed, the slower the better since this sucker is heavy. How big a billiard ball do I need to "snuff out" the sun? If it matters, and I suspect it does, "ball" can mean any contiguous shape: a sphere, a plane, a weird hex matrix because I only understand "nuclear fusion" as caveman "BIG FIRE!", etc. 2B same as 1B. But 2C is what would this thing's gravity doing when it enters the solar system and how do the various speeds impact it?

Also, like, how big would it be?

The Peanut Hamper Avatar episode is one of the most perfect episodes of television ever.

Could HP Lovecraft's parents have been squibs but the man himself was a wizard? In light of the recent HBO casting choices, it makes a lot of his views make sense. For example, a crippling fear of muggle technology like air conditioners. Also the decreptid mansion he grew up in.