GWEEEEP is my bro. Everybody loves GWEEEEP.

For a single mug microwaves are quicker in America. Potentially even for 2 mugs.

BUT in America kitchen appliances have a power limit (usually) of 1,500W. This is usually higher than a standard microwave (1,000W). And since an electric kettle in America is just a heat source in water, it's very efficient. So if you're regularly heating multiple mugs worth of water, or just boiling water for cooking often, an electric kettle is definitely better. They are also pretty cheap.

Now in Europe and the UK, electric kettles are faster since they can often be around 3,000W or higher. But that doesn't mean American kettles are useless. American kettles a way faster than heating water on the stove. And WAAAY faster than heating water on a gas stove.

Wow that's a lot. But how many pounds is a note?

The VCR was invented, marketed, and sold to do this very thing. When the VCR first came out (same for betamax) they didn't sell pre-recorded tapes because the only way they had to make those was to manually record them individually in real-time which was prohibitively expensive. That's also why movie rental places caught on: early VHS movies were too expensive for most to afford. But not too expensive for a business to rent hundreds of times.

Suffice to say: if recording TV was piracy, it wasn't illegal and the people bitching had no way to enforce their will.

Well yeah. Unless you're using disposable plates, you're going to still have to do dishes. Fewer, but still.

But you can reduce that with things like a slow cooker, and one pot meals.

I wish we could get away from lawns entirely. I understand a back garden a bit, but why do we need 20' of space between the house and sidewalk/road? We could fit a lot more houses in there if we didn't have a useless bunch of space. Like we could have manicured parks in a lot of spaces and then a bunch of fields or forested areas where it wasn't convenient to build homes for unusable green space.

Looking over the wikipedia page on this mushroom and all the similar, very edible ones...Yeah I'm never foraging mushrooms.

You can definitely borrow some of our 4th of July. We have way too much as it is.

This includes all class features, monsters, rules expressions and anything that isn’t trademarked as intellectual property. Essentially, you get mechanics for cover but not Beholders, martial archetypes but not the city and denizens of Baldur’s Gate.

Is this even necessary? Isn't all of that stuff already non-copyrightable?

They've already put everything on a bagel. So now they're putting an everything bagel everywhere.

Just be A1 for the steaks they have.

Sun and Moon both influence the tides strongly.

Himbees

The new art looks great. A lot of the stuff in the 5e books were a bit janky, especially PHB. So I'm excited for new artists to get featured.

MARCH 20, 2013

It's 11 years out of date?

If you ever need buttermilk for baking and don't have it, add a little white vinegar to milk and wait a few minutes for a decent substitute.

Is this bad? 4k is becoming really common with cheap displays. If expect DVD to fall way off in favor of better formats.

Stupid sexy primes.

Did they pass?

Do what Paizo did and make all rules free. Charge for books that contain art and adventures. Hire or contract with good writers for high quality adventures. Playtest the hell out of everything and have a robust QA department. Keep or hire diversity consultants to prevent other scandals.

Invest in the other classic settings more and revisit esoteric FR locations.

Actually balance the game for high levels and magic items. Standardize magic and item descriptions while keeping the effects and flavor.

Integrate dndbeyond with other vtts and sell content on them. Sell PDFs. Call Over D&D 6e or 5.5e ffs.