It pisses me off so much when I go to the art museum and see a cool piece that the artist RUINED by putting an advertisement in the bottom corner.

And then the museum has the audacity to put another plaque with an advertisement next to it, too! The nerve on these people.

Very cool! I’ve wanted a flight sim with a story mode like this for a while, I’ll definitely give it a look.

We don’t know shit.

I saw a CH-47, which is unusual enough that I had to snap a pic:

Weird, another MAGA freak is a piece of shit racist? No way!

What a surprise: racist MAGA freaks hate diversity.

Palasciano said he is not a racist. He said he’s suspicious of the increase in Indians in the nearly 250,000-person city and blames H-1B visa fraud, although he has offered no proof during recent city council meetings.

There are a couple parts of the court music book Orchésographie that I think would be particularly interesting for a bard character.

Court musicians in the late 16th century frequently traveled to where the work was: either following a particular patron or looking to perform where they could. Most of the dances in the book are bransles, a folk dance popular with the “common people,” and formalized when brought to court. As a D&D bard, this would be a cool way to explain why your music is beloved by all, and why they could move in all social circles.

There’s also a part at the beginning that explains how to play the drum and fife for a marching army: how to improvise a melody or change up the drum pattern while keeping the march going. It seems to imply that the court musicians the book was written for were potentially marching with armies, likely playing music in the camps or stops at night.

We actually have quite a few troubadour “songbooks” from the late middle ages, indicating that it was a useful resource for minstrels of the time.

If we’re getting into the Renaissance period, a professional musician would almost certainly be able to read; we have printed music manuals from the period for all kinds of instruments; for example, Arbeau’s Orchésographie is a primer on courtly dance music that we still read today.

Greg is a weak man who needs to perform masculinity so that the rubes who he suckers into voting for him every four years will continue to think he’s doing alright for Texans.

He’s a real chode elected by shitbird losers who are afraid of their own shadows.

My dad became a Christian Nationalist, but he loved Jim Croce when I was growing up.

He really liked the song Which Way Are You Going, but true to the song he’s got “one hand on the Bible, one hand on the gun.” It could have been written about him, but he still thinks he’s the pinnacle of righteousness.

WAR FIGHTERS 🦅🇺🇸👊🏻

I think the idea is to put a pad down. The stone mattress has a heating element built in to keep you warm.

Amazing that we would get the keytar just 40 years later.

Yeah, I don’t understand how “using a VPN” is applicable to the left/right dichotomy.

Oh, nice! I’d seen those around but never looked too hard. We’ll definitely give it a go, thanks!

Thanks, I do appreciate a super old game!

Thanks! I think it has the same developer as Rounds so I’ll definitely check it out.

Excellent, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Thanks!