Playing BG3, finally got through the Goblin camp again as Rose this time, I have a weird bug where apparently the first time whenever I camp in a different area other than the Wilderness, like caves or the underdark, that becomes “True Camp” where companions return to. So, whoever I had in my party at the time was who got to go to the tiefling celebration afterward.
So, sadly, I didn’t have Lae’zel in the party, so I won’t know who she hooks up with if you romance Gale, which is honestly devastating, I was hoping it would be Astarion so I could see if literally all of the men disappointed her. But I did see the Gale romance, he’s a good fit for Rose, except for the part where he’s WORSE THAN ASTARION about setting the right mood.
HOW COULD IT BE WORSE, you ask? He doesn’t strand your character buck ass naked on the bare forest floor, literally anything would have to be better than that, right?
Right?
No.
At least Astarion took Aashi the FUCK AWAY FROM CAMP, oh my god!
Scene fades in, Rose is sitting on the little bedroll around the camp fire with Wyll and Shadowheart asleep on the other bedrolls nearby.
Huh, weird place to start.
Oh, Gale’s... sitting down.
Wait. No. Here? NO!
Cut to under construction mindflayer.
Okay, maybe they moved. Maybe it’ll cut to a different part of cam-
Nope, he’s gonna tell her about Mystra now and we are still... in camp... same spot where they left off...
I’m so sorry, Wyll and Shadowheart. Rose is officially your terrible college roommate.
been going on and off about wether or not to move to a multimuse and take yuna with me there since i feel the pull to write more of my muses / small interactions with more of them. ... .... thinkies.
Following the Atlanta gig, Lord Huron played a music festival called the Iceberg Alley Performance Tent in St. John’s, Newfoundland, also known as ‘The Rock.’
The mode of transportation: a private jet provided by the festival’s promoter, which, as far as I know, is a first for the Bubs.
According to its website, Iceberg Alley is an 11-day Festival “created to showcase the unique culture, traditions and heritage of Newfoundland and Labrador alongside nationally and internationally acclaimed entertainment.”
It all takes place in a 36,000-square-foot tent on the banks of Quidi Vidi Lake.
Coincidentally, son Justin, his wife Roxanne and sons Colin and Reid, are on a road trip in that same general neighborhood. Last we heard, they were in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, about to board a whale-watching boat.
The photo shows, the Bubs, plus touring musicians Misty Boyce (far left) and Brandon Walters (third from left) as they were about to depart Atlanta.
So, I still don’t actually know if I’m going camping next month, but I had to get a new tent for it because the tent I’ve had since I was 12 was the one I lived in when I was homeless and by the end it was mouldy and full of holes from the foxes that kept pouncing on it (I actually got it months ago and it’s been sat in my car) and, being a good guide/scout I figured I should set it up and check it over before I go and practice getting it set up and taken down in under 15 minutes (that was always the time they gave use to set our tents up when I was a kid).
And so I’m setting it up and I get hit with this sudden nostalgia for being a girl guide who much preferred to be out doors kayaking and canoeing and camping and so frequently got ‘loaned out’ to my brother’s Scout group (because my mother wouldn’t allow me to be an actual scout despite girls starting to go to scouts more, and my dad volunteered for the scouts sometimes and I was friends with all the older ones, so it was kinda just allowed) so I could go on their trips, and every year we used to kayak/canoe to this island about three towns away - leaving on the Friday evening - and we’d camp on the island in hammocks under tarps for two nights before paddling back home on the Sunday afternoon. We’d cook all our food on the campfire and play capture the flag across the entire island and god, I hadn’t realised how much I missed that yearly trip until just now.
Just watched Repo! The Genetic Opera for the first time because YouTube has been trying to get me to listen to Zydrate Anatomy for months and I finally gave in. Listened to it on repeat for two days before I figured out it was from a musical, not just some incomprehensible song that also happens to slap.
@voidlesslove said : I'd love to see Kaeya with the traveler as his mate. They'd immediately clock his scent as Inteyvats and depending on which it is would share theirs with him.
(Side note I can totally see the traveler as a beta)
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Top tip. Want to make them quake? Not know how to respond back? Make them look like a complete buffoon?
Quote sources! I started doing this around 2 weeks ago. Before, responding to [blatantly false] facts would always end up in a virtual spitting match. Since Quoting Sources, I have had a 0% response rate!
A response denying that uterine transplants of trans women have no use? Source!
A response saying that a flying coaster is dangerous because "all it takes is one thing to brake and you're having a belly flop no one wants."? Well that's absurd. Why? No source!
This is only a small peek at what Quoting Sources can do for you! It shuts them up like magic!
Also see: asking people for THEIR sources! See a person stating a person died because a 'ride was so intense'? Ask them their source! It causes an awkward virtual silence you can truly revel in. Sometimes these facts are true, but it's good to see where these people get their facts so you can practice critical thinking either way!
[Quoting/Citing sources is good practise for topics with a lot of misinformation and feelings targeted at it which can cover topics from rollercoaster safety, to transgender biology, to the Palestinian genocide. It's always morally right to be thoroughly educated by trustworthy sources - No, the news typically isn't a trustworthy source. I recommend looking at papers/blueprints/Wikipedia (as they usually cite their sources).]
[[Don't forget to always cite your source as you quote it. It has a much better impact and also Plagiarism Isn't Cool.]]
Also see: Why exactly you would be more informed on the subject than the person you are arguing with. Why should they trust you?
Just read a perfectly fine fanfiction that took place in Germany but something that stood out to me was a chapter where the characters walk across a field and is approached by the farmer yelling at them to get off his land.
I’ve come across this plot point a few times and I feel like it’s worth telling writers that most of Europe has some version of Right To Roam. The laws aren’t the same in every country but generally you’re allowed to walk and rest on private property like fields and forests so long as you don’t destroy crops or leave trash, but not gardens or fenced in areas. Depending on the country you also have the right to pick mushrooms, berries, nuts and other edible things in forests but without chopping trees down or breaking branches. The owner of the land might put up a sign asking you to follow certain guidelines like no horses or keeping your dog on a leash but but there’s no real repercussions to not following the rules besides the owner eventually fencing the area off so people can’t enjoy it anymore.
I’ve personally walked around on a field while the farmer was harvesting potatoes with his big ass machine and collected the leftovers while my dog was trotting calmly besides me and he looked straight at me and didn’t care one bit because Denmark also has an old tradition of letting people collect what’s left as a form of charity (for my fellow Danes, that’s what “rev vi marken let, det er gammel ret, fuglen og den fattige skal også være mæt” means in the song Marken Er Mejet) This is just a tradition and not a law however so it depends on the farmer.
The very north of Europe like Norway and Sweden even give people the right to put up tents and camp on other people’s private land (except gardens and such). Again, the laws vary from country to country but as a rule of thumb you have more right to roam the further north you go and less the further south but if you want to write in a specific country look up the laws there.