I love reading threads where people try to find the most game-breaking rules/interpretations in mechanics-heavy role-playing games
like this for D&D4E
This entirely theoretical build is designed to teleport the sun offensively. In theory, it steadily destroys the universe, or instantly destroys the planet. For less violent options, you can merely teleport your enemies into space, onto visible stars or the moon, or to remote mountains.
IIRC that one breaks because due to the distance of the sun no one can actually pass a spot check to see it.
In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god’s blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence.
I love reading threads where people try to find the most game-breaking rules/interpretations in mechanics-heavy role-playing games
like this for D&D4E
This entirely theoretical build is designed to teleport the sun offensively. In theory, it steadily destroys the universe, or instantly destroys the planet. For less violent options, you can merely teleport your enemies into space, onto visible stars or the moon, or to remote mountains.
IIRC that one breaks because due to the distance of the sun no one can actually pass a spot check to see it.
I love reading threads where people try to find the most game-breaking rules/interpretations in mechanics-heavy role-playing games
like this for D&D4E
This entirely theoretical build is designed to teleport the sun offensively. In theory, it steadily destroys the universe, or instantly destroys the planet. For less violent options, you can merely teleport your enemies into space, onto visible stars or the moon, or to remote mountains.
IIRC that one breaks because due to the distance of the sun no one can actually pass a spot check to see it.
All you need to do is houserule that a natural 20 is an auto-success.
"You rolled a twenty! You successfully spotted the sun and determined its distance! Roll a fortitude save to avoid blindness."
@Casual, the budget is the worst thing in the world because it made the Mail transplant Osborne's face on to Thatcher's head on their front page and now I will never sleep again.
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
Casual, the budget is the worst thing in the world because it made the Mail transplant Osborne's face on to Thatcher's head on their front page and now I will never sleep again.
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
There's nothing quite so majestic as the inability to change course from an empirically disastrous policy because you don't want to admit you were wrong.
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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Deebaseron my way to work in a suit and a tieAhhhh...come on fucking guyRegistered Userregular
@Casual, the budget is the worst thing in the world because it made the Mail transplant Osborne's face on to Thatcher's head on their front page and now I will never sleep again.
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
I thought it elegantly telling how he's cutting corporate tax again.
I love reading threads where people try to find the most game-breaking rules/interpretations in mechanics-heavy role-playing games
like this for D&D4E
This entirely theoretical build is designed to teleport the sun offensively. In theory, it steadily destroys the universe, or instantly destroys the planet. For less violent options, you can merely teleport your enemies into space, onto visible stars or the moon, or to remote mountains.
IIRC that one breaks because due to the distance of the sun no one can actually pass a spot check to see it.
All you need to do is houserule that a natural 20 is an auto-success.
"You rolled a twenty! You successfully spotted the sun and determined its distance! Roll a fortitude save to avoid blindness."
Peasants toil the fields under a dark sky, none dare look up lest they spy the sun and are struck blind.
In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god’s blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence.
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GonmunHe keeps kickin' me inthe dickRegistered Userregular
Man...really wishing I could go to Pax. *sighs* Maybe next year.
Man...really wishing I could go to Pax. *sighs* Maybe next year.
You and me.
Screw those jerks and their fun!
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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simonwolfi can feel a differencetoday, a differenceRegistered Userregular
In response to someone noting that a group of level 3 monks in D&D3.5 could theoretically use the grapple rules to turn into a katamari and begin moving at 180 feet every six seconds:
The REAL way to move fast is by getting two people with at least +99 Sleight of Hand. A DC 80 Sleight of Hand checks lets you "disappear" someone by displacing them up to 10 feet away. Normally this is a standard action, but you can make it a free action by taking -20 to the skill check. Thus, two people with +99 sleight of hand can alternate shifting each other, giving them infinite speed. For more fun, nothing says you can't shift them vertically, so now you have flight as well.
@Casual, the budget is the worst thing in the world because it made the Mail transplant Osborne's face on to Thatcher's head on their front page and now I will never sleep again.
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
at this point i don't know if i even have it in me to pity the lib dems anymore
it has to be said it is both chilling and somewhat amusing to see the mail masturbating all over Osbourne & Co as being the return of the iron lady
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TTODewbackPuts the drawl in ya'llI think I'm in HellRegistered Userregular
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Hey guys, Just in case you know ..you feel like it or something. I'll gladly take the code for the free GoT:Ascent item from Disruptor Beams booth at PAX East.
Just sayin'
Booth: 786..
You know just in case you have something to do at booth 787 or something.
>.>
Greenspan was not an academic. He was active politically, in an often self-aggrandizing manner, but the decisions of the Greenspan Fed were basically Taylor rule stuff, albeit badly done. This is not RBC stuff, you cannot do any RBC stuff as Fed chairman. Policy Ineffectiveness cuts both ways.
The old Keynesians formed the neo-Keynesian synthesis by hammering the neoclassical model until it exhibited Keynesian dynamics; similarly, the New Keynesians formed their modern synthesis by doing the same to RBC. It's how they achieved unity with the monetarists. I am not sure how fair it is to imply that the modelling approach is justified through politics, because there are authentically no good alternatives. Everyone tried a return to pure neo-Keynesian-style ad-hoc modelling backed up with the very bleeding edge in structural VAR estimation, but it didn't pan out, no relationship was sufficiently stable.
So the Old and New Keynesians took the RBC 'markets will always oscillate up and down, but on net will always grow' idea and basically said "We'd like to get rid of the down parts" ...?
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TTODewbackPuts the drawl in ya'llI think I'm in HellRegistered Userregular
Also, fuck Pollen.
Bless your heart.
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simonwolfi can feel a differencetoday, a differenceRegistered Userregular
@Casual, the budget is the worst thing in the world because it made the Mail transplant Osborne's face on to Thatcher's head on their front page and now I will never sleep again.
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
at this point i don't know if i even have it in me to pity the lib dems anymore
I don't know if it's intentional but it really looks like the lib dems have done everything possible to sabotage their legitimacy as a political party.
In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god’s blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence.
Greenspan was not an academic. He was active politically, in an often self-aggrandizing manner, but the decisions of the Greenspan Fed were basically Taylor rule stuff, albeit badly done. This is not RBC stuff, you cannot do any RBC stuff as Fed chairman. Policy Ineffectiveness cuts both ways.
The old Keynesians formed the neo-Keynesian synthesis by hammering the neoclassical model until it exhibited Keynesian dynamics; similarly, the New Keynesians formed their modern synthesis by doing the same to RBC. It's how they achieved unity with the monetarists. I am not sure how fair it is to imply that the modelling approach is justified through politics, because there are authentically no good alternatives. Everyone tried a return to pure neo-Keynesian-style ad-hoc modelling backed up with the very bleeding edge in structural VAR estimation, but it didn't pan out, no relationship was sufficiently stable.
So the Old and New Keynesians took the RBC 'markets will always oscillate up and down, but on net will always grow' idea and basically said "We'd like to get rid of the down parts" ...?
The ladies in my office do not fuck around when it comes to baked goods.
I just had a cupcake with Bailey's icing, stuffed with a Guinness dark chocolate truffle filling.
And now I'm fat.
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
I don't think I finished The Sopranos. It's dated quite badly and the meandering structure means that it never triggers the "Ooooh, we have to watch another episode right now" response that other things do.
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shut up no fun until I get there
I think this is funnier than the build itself
*a single tear falls from my eye as i reach for my wallet*
All you need to do is houserule that a natural 20 is an auto-success.
"You rolled a twenty! You successfully spotted the sun and determined its distance! Roll a fortitude save to avoid blindness."
It's just depressing, really. He has his plan and he's going to stick to it and we'll have ten years of utter stagnation. Vince Cable must be wondering if he can get across the cabinet table fast enough to kill him before Cameron pulls him off.
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Sorry, j/o party on the train.
There's nothing quite so majestic as the inability to change course from an empirically disastrous policy because you don't want to admit you were wrong.
@RMS Oceanic I was about to go underground.
I thought it elegantly telling how he's cutting corporate tax again.
You and me.
Screw those jerks and their fun!
at this point i don't know if i even have it in me to pity the lib dems anymore
Holy shit if you told kid me that i'd be rooting for a religious character to maintain his moral rigor there would have been so much asinine laughter.
it is a little heart breaking to see everyone get to go off and have their fun
i have office work to look forward to
fuck this gay earth
Just sayin'
Booth: 786..
You know just in case you have something to do at booth 787 or something.
>.>
no idea how they got there
@ronya
So the Old and New Keynesians took the RBC 'markets will always oscillate up and down, but on net will always grow' idea and basically said "We'd like to get rid of the down parts" ...?
She's been waiting
I haven't Sopranoed in years. Is this Carmella's priest here?
--LeVar Burton
@surrealitycheck I fell asleep early last night. wat up?
if you pay me a salary of 30k/year i will quit my job and make chat threads full time
But yes, the Father Intintola (sp?) storyline did not turn out the way I expected it to.
BF3 premium is like $30 at the store. Why the fuck would someone drop $90 on expansions? I'd figure they'd make them like $5 a pop.
I would like to apply for this position.
*Thatcher drives past you in a tank*
Thatcher: WHO AM I?????
*tank speeds away*
yeah
yeah, I think so
@hamurabi
fuq u is mine
if you pay me a salary of 30k/year i will quit my job and make chat threads full time[/quote]
I would like to apply for this position.[/quote]
fuq u is mine[/quote]
i will fight you for it
i warn you
i am a hair puller and a biter
I just had a cupcake with Bailey's icing, stuffed with a Guinness dark chocolate truffle filling.
And now I'm fat.