#interstate system

[yourfaveisanavatar]

the united states interstate system is a domain of all 15 entities.

the united states interstate system is a domain of every entity!

[bacchuschucklefuck]

space sweepers but they're delivery people and are at no point on screen through the entire movie

[lemonyinks]

I never have understood the appeal of Garp as a character

[ganondoodle]

more polls

*in my reworked weapons system (fuse isnt a thing) you can craft weapons via new smith shops or zelda (each offer different advantages- zelda, as your companion, can craft on the go but needs all materials, shops, which are dotted around the landscape and not restricted to populated areas, can provide materials you dont have but cost money- BOTH need the recipe for it though) both also REPAIR weapons (once a weapon loses its power/goes dull you can still use it but its stats are cut in half or more, but they wont break fully, repairing costs less material or money than crafting new)

in this system new types of weapons or specific, special recipes, can be rewards for quests or in the (reworked) mini dungeons, there are weapons recipes you can craft after you find one out in the wild (as in, the actual weapon) as well; part of the reward for helping out the regions is adding alot of new recipes

you have a (sortable! and with favorites!) collection of recipes to craft weapons from that you can select and then choose what material to use (higher quality material results in extra strength and durability, meaning theres less weapons that are default less good and it mostly depends on how far your progress is !weapons can be repaired with differing material from which they were crafted! so if you made your fav weapon with lesser material you can repair it with better ones and make it stronger and more usable for the late game- you can sell weapons at smith shops or store them at your home)

[elucubrare]

the thing i always want Weird, Isolated Town media to be about is the Closed System:

the Weird, Isolated Town is like a terrarium, the entrances and exits sealed & everything functioning cyclically and self-sufficiently. its systems make perfect sense to the inhabitants, but to the Invader or Observer, they're alien and incomprehensible. can the Closed System withstand or incorporate the pin-prick hole created by the single visitor, or will it implode?

[bigautomaton]

Thinking about the Waffle House Index. Do y’all think the Waffle Houses in America closed during the eyepocalypse? Like we know it was bad, wrong, and all kinds of awful but did it close the Waffle Houses? Did it fully staff them? I don’t know what would be worse?

[fuzzy-robot]

Greetings from San Antonio

[victusinveritas]

bumper to bumper, coast to coast

[poke-pill]

DANNNYYYYYYY HIIIIII i was literally thinking earlier today like ‘i wonder how danny’s doing’ HIIIIII

HI HELLO!!!!! I'M DOING A LOT BETTER NOW BROTHER :3 im finally MEDICATED WEEHEE YIPPEE ^-^ !!! HEALLO!!!!

[heycerulean]

life with a worldbuilding project is fun because you will eventually get to the stage where you want to make the random things. not plot not characters not new lore. road signs. sinks. woodcarving trends. suit styles. you will research rainfall patterns to decide where a place should be so that you can know if that character woke up to an eastern or western sky. i love having a project.

[rabbitcruiser]

The United States Numbered Highway System is established on November 11, 1926.

[toxictac]

You know funnily enough, despited all those isekais about "i got transported to a different world with game mecanics" being really popular, even the manwa "real world but with rpg mechanics"

There isnt an actual game that quite portraits said fantasy of game, of course there are things that akin to certain aspects (i belive so because they are the ones being reference)

But the true "Generic Isekai" game doesnt quite exist, which makes sence due to the scope... but its weird there isnt a game that is at least attempting it

[roseofcards90]

I HATE YOU CAR DEPENDENCY

[chronicillnesscaneffoffplease]

I’ve had a few “whoops this thing I stopped doing is actually helping me” moments recently.

I’ve felt wretched and like I was coming down with the flu recently. It felt more than my normal PEM symptoms, and I was really concerned. And then I realise it’s spring, a bunch of stuff is blooming, and it’s been sooooo windy. And I stopped taking antihistamines and my nasonex sometime last year (antihistamines bc we thought it might have been causing some side effects, nasonex bc I hate the sensation of nasal sprays and need motivation to use it). Pesky hayfever. Needless to say I’m feeling much better having restarted my regimen. I felt a bit silly that I could have avoided feeing miserable though.

I went out for an appointment yesterday in my “knock about the house” shoes that are podiatrist loathed (nil ankle support, nil arch support, worn down), rather than my lace up shoes with my orthotics. After that appointment, I thought I’d check out a new store that’s opened at the shops nearby. I ended up doing a LOT of walking at the shops and today my ankles are sooooo painful and my hips been acting up. I guess it’s good to know that my shoes and orthotics are doing good things in terms of symptom prevention (as well as better longer-term outcomes) but damn do I feel ouchie.

I’m framing it as “yay negative data also tells us important things” because I gotta remember it’s not my fault when these things happen but it is good to try learn from them. And frankly, when there’s so many things going on with your health and condition management as a disabled person, it’s okay when things fall through the cracks. It’s gonna happen. Especially when there’s lots of non-disability stuff going on too. It’s okay.

[theexodvs]

I wonder how the folks who call marriage and the family "idols" prioritize them in relation to NATO, the FDIC, the American public school system, the establishment clause, the interstate commerce clause, psychiatry, or boomers' retirement funds.

Or whether they're willing to take the Hezekiah option against them the way they do against marriage and the family.

[urists]

Stuck behind a slow driver voice: The HOV lane is a privilege, not a right -