Image 1 — I hate this mug. I hate all of these mugs that have the lame steel core molded around a cheap looking manufacturered fantasy cup.
Image 2 — I hate this mug. I hate all of these mugs that have the lame steel core molded around a cheap looking manufacturered fantasy cup.
Image 3 — I hate this mug. I hate all of these mugs that have the lame steel core molded around a cheap looking manufacturered fantasy cup.

I hate this mug. I hate all of these mugs that have the lame steel core molded around a cheap looking manufacturered fantasy cup.

Ive always wanted a really cool cup for when im dramatically playing games or playing DnD with friends but I swear to god the whole market is just this garbage. I hate them so very much and wish more people manufacturered or made some actual cool cups. I know theres a few hand made things out there but you have to just look through all of this garbage.

u/Uknown_Idea — 11 days ago

Thousands without power after strong storm moves through Kansas City Area.

Estimated 35,000 outages without information on fix times. Potentially a dangerous situation for affected customers as temperatures continue to be high over the next few days.

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u/Uknown_Idea — 1 month ago
▲ 42 r/Naruto

Question about Rock Lee: Was he a Taijutsu genius/prodigy or was his abilities honed through pure training and experience?

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I just saw a recent post on TopCharacterTropes discussing instances where an experienced or well trained person beats a prodigy or a natural genius in a battle. Now I'll admit I'm not a deep Naruto fan but I watched Garaa vs Lee as a kid and to this day still think its one of my favorite fights in anime. Now I assumed someone posted this already because it was my first thought and of course it has a spot in the comments however a lot of people said it was a terrible example because Lee is a natural gifted Taijustu master stating Lee being able to open the gates was a direct reason why the character was naturally gifted. Now its been some years and I don't remember everything perfectly but I swear I remember during Lee's flashbacks that they specifically said he wasnt even good at Taijutsu and was essentially useless. He of course focuses on the one thing he can do at least a little and becomes really good at it. I was just curious if this sub would find that Lee is a good example of the trope or not.

u/Uknown_Idea — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/MMORPG

Whats the best way to explain why I dont like GW2 combat?

Ive tried to explain so many times to my friend that over time GW2 combat just doesn't feel good to me. I feel like its just floaty and nothing but blobbing skills onto an enemy. Its super hard to see stuff and it also feels crazy punishing and easy to die to any of the dungeon content even with classes that are deemed meta. I really feel like all this vague describing doesnt really lock in what exactly it is that just doesnt resonate with me. I think the game is super well made and the systems are great and would be something id sink tons of time into if it wasnt for the main thing you do to interact with the game which is combat. Has anyone else had this feeling that is a lot better with words that could explain what it is thats keeping me from liking the game?

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u/Uknown_Idea — 3 months ago

Can the Deathblow goggles actually be obtained prior to level 70? Google gives conflicting information.

Just curious to see if its possible to get the materials for the deathblow goggles. Ive seen people claiming you cant get them in this iteration of TBC but google states they absolutely can.

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u/Uknown_Idea — 4 months ago

Codex entries not clearing. Tried to find info but was unable to determine a fix. Am I doing something wrong?

Ive run the dungeon now 3 times and I'm trying to figure out why these mobs aren't counting towards completion. I also tried to search for answers but google seems to be garbage these days. Is this a known thing? Both my friend and I cant get it completed.

u/Uknown_Idea — 5 months ago

Once a week I have to mow the lawn. Every single week the first thing I do is walk around with gloves and pick up trash. Today I had 4 water bottles, 2 beer cans, a battery, a FULL UNOPENED can of Tuna, various snack bags, 2 tiny liquor bottles, multiple fast food containers, a cut of cardboard box, and some clothing. How can I deal with this as a renter? Its insane how often I accidentally hit something and screw up my lawnmower because its buried in my grass. Its an absurd amount of trash every single week. I have no idea where to start to fix this beyond setting up a camera and watching out for regular offenders. I hate doing yard work to start with but this is absurd.

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u/Uknown_Idea — 6 months ago