where in the rules does it say they need to wait between turns. they coulda just speedran the whole thing

Lately I've been wanting to create my own brushes and paints from materials found in nature, but I feel like a lot of posts are asking the same questions, and it would really benefit to have a wiki with guides on unprocessed vs processed materials for use in pigments.

I've been wanting to go the unprocessed route, as I want to be able to perform this process without buying anything (save for canvases or foodstuffs)

I gather i can get white from rocks, black from charred wood, browns and grays from soil, orange from rust, and maybe green/teal/blue from either copper rust or brass patina. My issue is I don't have a mortar and pestle.

I saw this movie probably between 2009 and 2011. I remember the color grading being cool-toned, the main characters all had the look of 2000s goth and emo, and I think the plot revolved around the highschool being haunted by the ghost of one of their friends who committed suicide.

FUCK

Looking for info on handheld explosive launchers, because today I learned that the RPG-7 doesn't just create a massive area-of-effect explosion, but focuses all the explosive energy into a column to pierce through tanks and stuff.

The reason I ask is I'm 3D modeling some fantasy video game weapons and I'd like to base a rocket launcher and its ammo off of real world examples. Do you guys know some kinds of rocket propelled ammo that do explode in an area of effect?

For years now I've had this extremely vague memory of I think a cartoon from the 90s, and the only detail I can remember about it is that there were a bunch of robots (i think) that were chanting "Be like me, be like me!" over and over. And then I THINK I vaguely remember a giant version of the robot coming out and saying "Be like me!" but slowed down and lower pitch.

I have no idea what this could be, I say 90s because that's about the time period I would have seen it, but it could be 80s. Maybe it was on Fox Kids, as I watched that channel when I was really young. I remember watching Bobby's World and The Brave Little Toaster, but I highly doubt it was from either of those series.

Was digging through my youtube comment history looking for lost treasures, and found the aforementioned video title, but the video was privated. So I looked on the internet archive and the only available snapshot was from before they switched off of flashplayer.

https://web.archive.org/web/20070503194840/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQ1TPPwwBmQ

then I found out you can use the link below and input any youtube video URL (that's been snapshotted of course) and download the video, flashplayer or not.

web.archive.org/web/2oe_/http://wayback-fakeurl.archive.org/yt/<video id here>

Anyways, I found (Theme Of) Jake Newcomb, an old youtube video that was featured on VH1's show "Web Junk 20" and won the "Show us your junk" award

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Junk_20

I find it very amusing but also sad that regular people will use ai and then get defensive or display ashamed behavior in response to if they used it.

This girl I've been friends with for a number of years, we were never close or anything but we were always pretty chill and enthusiastic for each other's work because we're both musicians.

The past couple of years she's been posting photos of herself that look heavily ai-enhanced and sharpened. Once I found a photo where her face was two different expressions on the same photo.

Then I saw this exact type of photo again on her instagram story. I replied to her story "is this ai generated?" and then went about my day. I got on to check my messages to find she had just immediately blocked me upon seeing my message lol.

God this is such a fucking weird time we live in.

i wanna say it was probably like 20 lbs so it wasn't anything insanely heavy but i dropped it vertically so the entire weight of the beam slammed onto my bare foot in one singular square spot from like 4 or so feet up. my foot was swollen and had a huge bruise on it for awhile, but my bones weren't broken.

i love milk

I've been trying to find a place to go swimming for fitness, but every single place I look at costs at least $500 a year or more. Even the YMCA is like $700 a year. Are there any in town that aren't so highly priced?