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Someone tossed cauliflower(?) into a bucket sitting under a leaky grocery store ceiling for 3+ weeks
▲ 60 r/EatItYouFuckinCoward+1 crossposts

Someone tossed cauliflower(?) into a bucket sitting under a leaky grocery store ceiling for 3+ weeks

I cannot identify what this object truly is, or what stage of decomposition it may be in. I'm on the fence about investigating further.

u/--__--__--__--__-- — 4 days ago

Whatcha taking?

No real estate/houses/land/buildings, you can't just touch the ground and claim the entire earth.

Edit: Clarification that you can only claim one of the things you managed to touch.

You get the contents if what you're touching is a "container." So if you touch an atm you get the money inside, or the contents of a briefcase.

Ownership transfer is immediate when you decide you've touched the item you want.

Edit: No infrastructure/utilities

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u/--__--__--__--__-- — 12 days ago

Skill Issue Syndrome (SIS)

Also known as Low Roll Disorder


Overview

Skill Issue Syndrome (SIS) is a behavioral and emotional response to perceived unfavorable outcomes. Patients often attribute losses to external forces such as bad luck or unfair mechanics.

This condition is often triggered by emotional trauma, genetic disposition, or overexposure to toxic environments. Symptoms may be treatable, but results can vary widely from person to person.


Symptoms may include:

  • Unable to find a useful minion after rolling 13 times
  • Every shop is unplayable garbage
  • Bob is targeting you personally
  • Rapid health loss
  • Sudden death on Turn 5
  • Strong belief that only S Tier Trinkets win games
  • Delusions of pay2win mechanics
  • Forcing a tribe because you're playing a certain Hero
  • Inability to pivot under any circumstances
  • Cannot increase MMR
  • Accidentally selling Brann

Prognosis

If left untreated, patients may exhibit these behaviors:

  • Obsessively comparing this Season to Previous Seasons
  • Informing the devs that you could do better
  • Compulsive posting on Reddit
    • Essays
    • Diary Entries
    • Full Manifestos
  • Confidence that every loss is due to bad balancing
  • Blaming Duos losses on your random teammate
  • Severe tilting

Prevention and Treatment

  • Take breaks; spend time on other activities
  • Read a guide
    • Note: Stop treatment immediately if you develop denial or symptoms worsen.
  • Try different builds (results may vary)
  • Attempt self-reflection
  • Remember it's just a game
  • Touch grass

Skill Issue Syndrome is very difficult to cure. Monitor condition closely. Even with treatment, symptoms may return after 4 months.

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u/--__--__--__--__-- — 13 days ago

Obviously everyone and their mother have been spamming this build here, but it's the first time I got to do it so I'm happy. It was one of those builds that made me want to match to go on forever.

Faelin gave me Balinda, and was able to gather the other pieces pretty quick. Early Chromadrakes, early spellbuffing with Chromadrakes & the t4 Ds guy & the t6 Naga & finally some Felfires. I wish I found Drakkari faster.

u/--__--__--__--__-- — 14 days ago
▲ 101 r/manhwa

What would you call the art style? Sketch art or something?

Any other manhwa out there drawn the same way?

u/--__--__--__--__-- — 17 days ago