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Depends on the sender, so a couple friends stuff is worth watching to the end but some of them send stuff that I will actively ignore or give it about 10 seconds to decide if I’m going to watch the whole thing. The difference is that the first groyp sends stuff that has payoff even if it might appear first because it is mocking something and the second group just sends whatever they liked a few seconds of but it isn’t worth sticking out if the opening annoys me.

For videos in general it all comes down to topic and presentation. I will watch hours of 40k info dumps from one particular person because their presentation is engaging. There is a writing advice guy I watch because he gets to the point. I love Pitch Meetings because the humor works even when it is repetitive and the thumbnails are bait but it took someone I trusted to watch enough to get it.

So it varies widely, but when sent by someone it really depends on who sends it and what it is.

I have seen historical minis in online painting communites and even considered getting a few when I played 40k to use as cultists or conscripts. They seem to be far less popular than fantasy and science fi minis.

Sounded like it was tabletop wargaming with Napeleon instead of Yarrick.

Hybrid between roadbike and mountainbike.

Hillbike!

and don’t have professional writers for the script, or directors framing the scene, or a 3rd person view of others’ reactions where the best one is selected from multiple takes

sad trombone noises

By number of cells, but not by volume.

Long enough ago that everything blurs together but would have celebrated a third wedding anniversary. This year was 21.

Also all this shitty mtx they pushed front and center in the game.

We were vibe coding before it was cool.

It isn’t the super powers that make them assholes, the seven just draws in assholes who abuse the ones that aren’t.

Not everyone wants to play a caster.

[Solar powered strobe lights.](https://www.amazon.com/Solar-Strobe-Warning-Light-Flashing
/dp/B08HLL8JQL)

Sure the battery will fail after a few years but until then they will have something that won’t exist again for centuries.

Is this how I find out that Sonic went MAGA?

While I get the underlying point, any schedule for changing prices is going to cause a proportional gap as well. Even changing annually will have points in time where purchasing power relative to the dollar changes.

Plus constantly changing would seem like they are trying to get more at certain times. Honestly there isn’t a pricing scheme that involves the US dollar that isn’t just converting local currency to dollars at the time of purchase and that is a whole can of worms too.

I think it is just the people in armor since it looks like a photoshop of the image partway down this article. Seeing the original image before would have helped, but I only read about the building being burned in Nepal.

https://www.news.com.au/world/asia/nepals-parliament-set-on-fire-as-anticorruption-protests-escalate/news-story/fbedfeedd5f96cb455bd753d8c54e241

Absolutely. He is too famous and doesn’t have powerful enemies. His prison stay will be cushy and he won’t serve the whole time from a cell.

He should have a far longer sentence.

Not long enough.

I scrolled really slow and even zoomed in and have no idea what I might be missing.

Maybe someone in a window? Something in the smoke? The boob armor in the middle?

Is that what they call Common Core? I’ve heard the term but didn’t know how it changed the method of teaching math.

Common core showed multiple ways that were intended to increase the understanding of how math works. This was one of the ways that was presented which wasn’t how they taught it when I was a kid. There were at least two that I remember when my kiddo was doing common core:

• Double one of the numbers and add or subtract the difference between them (7 is two less than 9, so 9x9 then subtract 2)
• Take enough from the smaller number to reach 10 and add what is left (9+7 to 10+6)