u/Street_Structure3737

Okay, I've had way too many antag rolls ruined by a bored HoS randomly deciding that my welding mask was contra and imprisoning me for half the round before I even get to buy any syndi items, so

What's a reliable way to kill the HoS?

For example, a reliable way to kill cadets and officers is have them follow you to maint, where you have a grille set up, and just fry them.

HoS, on the other hand, has super insuls, grilles won't work, running won't work since they usually just get their disablers out.... shooting them won't work since they have enough armor to stun you before you can kill them... at this point I'm at a loss... any ideas?

Can't find this for the life of me, it's a handheld vertical video, think youtube shorts or TikTok.

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he's in a dark(?) room, has his laptop open, and his prototype shoes on the table. His shoes are either pink and green or pink and blue, generally pretty ugly, he talks about how he made this design a few years ago and how he got either shamed or fired for it (can't recall).

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Then, he pulls up an image from I believe the Nike website, showing two people in colorful runner gear wearing pink/green or pink/blue shoes, wrath ensues

Not trying to be sexist.

I go to the gym with my girlfriend, and sometimes it feels like she does twice the work for half the gains.

If guys have it so much easier than women in regards to building muscle, is there anything women have easier than men? Not talking about social aspects or whatever, don't want to get into that, I'm talking strictly physiological/biological, stuff like are they more intelligent? are they more proficient in doing this one thing than men? etc

I'm 6 foot 1, currently 93 kg or 205 lbs. I used to weigh 115 kg (253 lbs), but I ate close to my BMR for a few months and lost enough weight to get to 89kg or (196 lbs). Currently, my weight loss has been stagnating for 3 months, and I've even been gaining weight slightly since.

Online calculators tell me my current Basal Metabolic Rate is 1903 kcal, I've been eating 1800-2200 during the entire time I've been stagnating/gaining, what gives? I know I'm not marking calories incorrectly as I've been losing weight before. Could stress be impacting weight loss or, something like that?