Iron_Lynx

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Instructions unclear, dick stuck in grilled cheese sandwich.

Confusing... My instance is .world, and I similarly subscribe to communities regardless of instance. So seeing a .ml link had me go 🚨 tankie instance for a second, conveniently failing to notice that A: that post is in .world, but seem from .ml; and B: this post is in .ml.

My bad 😅

Though I would suggest OP to see if they can fix the link to one that changes the specific link based on the visitor's instance

I once saw a video report on bullshit jobs, where they also interviewed a researcher into how much value is gained or destroyed by various professions.

They said that for every £1 (the researchers worked in the UK) given to marketing executives, that society suffered £11 in lost value.

ETA: The video in question (Dutch, with a few local English bits)

There's a city in France - ~~Toulouse, IIRC~~ EDIT: Correction: it is Grenoble - where the mayor ran on a promise that "if you elect me, I'll remove all the billboards." Turns out that was really popular, so now that city does not have any billboards.

ETA: A video about it. (Dutch, but it has (auto-generated) English subtitles)

~~Especially given that the above link points to lemmy.ml, an instance notorious for harbouring tankies & amplifying pro-authoritarian talking points.~~

The link is .ml but points to a thread in .world. My bad 😅

#usdefaultism much?

Only if the casters are part of the group that's being repeatedly wed. If the casters are all external, it's +2n AC.

Just keep repeating that for like half a dozen times, until interrupting it with:

• "It's Not Unusual" - Tom Jones

Before repeating What's New Pussycat again.

Does it stack though? If n people cast ceremony on a party, does that mean they get +2n AC?

EDIT: I read the rules. And completely read over the latter part of your comment. "A creature can benefit from this rite again only if widowed." 😢

Deze commentaarsectie is hierbij overgenomen door het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden.

I've heard of tragedeigh names before, but this takes the cake.