If it is etched, just etch over it.
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My spouse was taking about her imposter syndrome this morning and was like, "I'm gonna wake up one day and have clients and I'll be like, where did they come from?!" To which o responded, "you may say to yourself, this is not my beautiful house, and you may say to yourself, this is not my beautiful wife"
She did not get the joke.
Does jumping at it with my fist count as ranged?
Ceramics is stupidly cheap to get into. All the tools can be replaced with your hands and a needle, finding workable clay in nature is stupidly easy if you know what to look for and even the garbage clay can be made usable. Most ceramic shops let you rent a shelf on the kiln for like $5. Your first ceramic statue is literally 2 hours of research and $5 away no matter where you are in the world.
Honestly, wotc has been up to some shadey shit for years. Buy your cards in the secondary markets and proxy the shit out of your decks. The best thing we could do for the game is run the company into the ground.
Frankly even this is excessive. You could just use the transporter to move 5ft cubes of the enemy vessel into overlapping spaces until the ship is destroyed or bisect it by moving a 1in slice to the left.
Fuck it, find the prettiest version of both and give them the Tuvix treatment and dress them up in something silly.
I'm not a trek fan, but I would be if they quit teasing me with SciFi tech that no one knows how to use. They know they can pull people out if the transport buffer, they know they can use replicators to make anything, quit selling me melodrama in a space ship and deal with the implications of this stuff. Why are you killing people when you can literally clone them? Why are they losing a fight against the Borg when you can send 1million Rikers with super soakers filled with oxidizing agents to equal parts rust and seduce them? There's no imagination.
This. I couldn't give a shit about the skywalkers, I want old republic, I want the madalorian wars, I want the sith schism. Star wars is full of fucking amazing things, literally thousands of years worth of wild ride historical events, and we never get to see any of it. The first step to writing is looking at your work and asking, "is this the most interesting part of the story?" If it's not, why arent you telling that part?
Someone post the ugly lime story
That's a pretty good image of the photographer in the visor. It'd be cool to see if someone can track him down from this post.
That's clever.