Eric Shepherd

@YoDanno Always Funyuns, Mt. Dew, and Pizza

What’s YOUR go to gaming night food/snacks?

@Dearme2_ Jiu-Jitsu

Without drugs and sex... what is the greatest weapon against anxiety and depression?

@BlackDumpling I'm a forever DM. However I thought it would be interesting if I was a player to make a Cleric of Christ and call it Light or Healing and see how long until my players noticed. :) We are adults and it would be tasteful.

Dungeons and Dragons Cleric of Jesus Christ: If you are a Christian, would you object to a player playing as a Cleric of Jesus Christ in your game? Assume good intent. This is not being done as mockery, or an attempt at blasphemy or the like. I'm not saying they're theologically correct, only that their intentions are not malicious. Assume that, through some esoteric means (it's D&D, stranger things have happened) the character, as part of their backstory, found Jesus Christ and began to spread the Word to the best of their ability (the Character lacks access to centuries of Christian doctrine, mistakes will be made). They request their choice of Life, Peace, and Knowledge domains (alternatively Light as well but not sure how well a Cleric of Jesus Christ chucking fireballs plays out). Further, their intent is to play it straight. They would follow the tenets and other core beliefs as much as possible within the realm of D&D... Symbol: A simple wooden cross (or a lamb, or the ichthys/fish). Favored Weapon: None, or open hand/unarmed strike. Worshipers: The poor and forgotten, repentant sinners, the sick, healers, those who suffer for righteousness, and anyone seeking forgiveness and new life. They would focus on devoted selfless service, humility, charity, and living the Sermon on the Mount. Tenets: Love God with all your heart, soul, and mind; love your neighbor (even enemies) as yourself. Forgive as you have been forgiven (seventy times seven). Blessed are the meek, the merciful, the pure in heart, the peacemakers. Take up your cross daily, self-denial and sacrificial love. “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” I mean they're really looking to go the distance here. Finally, and I want to make this clear, this isn't meant as some gotcha or a hidden cruelty. I'm asking because I've never actually heard this particular question addressed and I trust people to understand the gravity of the discussion. So, would you object? And would them being a Christian themselves influence your decision at all?

@Gingerblast A campaign designed specifically for psionics could be cool. Never played in a campaign like that though.

Been reading through the 3.5 Advanced Psionics handbook and comparing it with the AD&D psioncs rules. Don't think it necessarily needs a 200+ page book, but the 8 pages of rules in the AD&D PHB were sufficient and it's a sad omission from 5e.

@ScythianB @Gingerblast Where?

@Gingerblast 5e has psionics...

@jared_johnston @Jim_is_Awesome @NickFreiling 50% to 20% is a big jump. Which is it?

In 2 years, no. But by 4 years (2-4 is really the ideal range) you will have 50% depreciation on most cars. TBH, if you're talking pure trade in value, most cars lose 20% of their value the moment they are titled. So that first 24 months (if financed) are WAY upside down and unlikely to ever sell. The only 2 year old cars people typically get to buy are just off lease

I think Dave Ramsey is wrong about cars. There is no way to assuredly buy a "cheap and reliable" used car. You can gamble on one, but you can't be sure that's what you'll get. It's smarter to buy new. It's *extremely* hard to save money without predictable monthly expenses.

@jared_johnston @NickFreiling Toyota does not lose 50% of its value.

Meh, it's not "smarter" to buy new. Buying new cars is really dumb. You're smartest to buy a 2 year old low milage car Every vehicle takes a 50%+ hit on depreciation that first 24 months of life. There is no such thing as luck of the draw on a 2 year old car. You know you're getting a reliable car, without 50% of the price tag

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@YoMikeMelo @chefsevenn

@chefsevenn A gallon of

What’s missing here?

@chefsevenn heat

@Kristinartz I do not. Mind your own business.

Stanford just put a $200,000 education on YouTube for free and most people scrolled past it. Professor Chad Jones gave you 1 hour of economic data that most people will only understand when it's too late. Economist at Stanford GSB, the man who studies what happens after the biggest technological shifts in history. No tuition, no campus, no $200,000 debt, just 1 hour and a YouTube link. Electricity changed the world, the internet changed the world, he just explained why AI does both at the same time. The article below is the 25 prompts that turn everything he described into your advantage.

@tabr99 @lefckuthree @zazaxbt_ Sounds like he has no 401k

@lefckuthree @zazaxbt_ 53 and he only has 250k Sad

Dave Ramsey advises a guy who has $250k in the bank and now in debt due to his house Caller: “about 6 month ago I had about $250k in the bank I live in a $900 apartment debt free and own my car and I’m a self employed musician making about $50k - $60k a year” Dave: so what’s the problem Caller: “I purchased a home my mortgage is about $1500 a month and then I was in a car accident so I ended up getting a new vehicle now I have a loan on it for about $12k with warranty half my money is gone I have about $100k in the bank” Dave: how much is your house payment Caller: “it’s about $1500 a month and I’m sick”

@zazaxbt_ Pussy

@GTASixJoker And yet Rockstar abandoned it.

Red Dead Redemption 2 still looks so good after 8 years

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@ScottMcCreaWest Well, you are wrong.

I just don't get the love for Blade Runner. The narrative is a mess, Harrison Ford just phones it in (the voice-over makes him sound half-asleep), the sci-fi noir mashup never quite works and I can't stand the overall look of the thing. Initial critics were right: it's a dog.

Un faon dans les bras de Jésus Christ 😻