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First, there was the dinosaur cat. Then, the cat sith. Now, I’ve found the cat mimic on an archived Reddit thread.
Cat mimics >> dog mimics.
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Here are stories about two different people who were ripped off.
https://nypost.com/2023/02/16/i-accidentally-ate-a-potato-chip-worth-120k-cant-help-but-laugh/
TL;DR: Walkers makes potato crisps. They had a promotion where you could win a prize if you found a heart-shaped crisp in one of their bags. Everyone is supposed to carefully eat their crisps, pick out the heart-shaped ones, and one person with the best-shaped one would win the prize.
Now, I know what you’re thinking. “They’re ‘chips,’ not ‘crisps’! And it’s called, ‘soccer’!” Yes, I know the Brits should all be blasted into space for all their egregious mangling of our language, but that’s not my current concern. These stories are probably not the only ones. This has probably happened to quite a few people, and even more that don’t realize they ate one. This was predictable, leading me to speculate they were hoping everyone would screw up and eat the heart-shaped chips so that Walkers never had to pay out the £100,000 ($120,183.50).
I, for one, would be pissed off if this happened to me. I could do a lot with that money.
Walkers should pay me $120,183.50 for this advertisement.
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Terrible Maps has answered two age-old questions that everyone has been asking.
Here’s something funny: My own post won’t show up in this Twitter account’s feed because I filter out anything related to politics.
Nothing serious here!
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Sundays are now lazy days for me. I post either someone else’s work, or something silly. Usually both. Today is a meme created by Alex Tate over on the Facebook group, Tiamat’s Tavern. Alex granted me permission to reproduce it here.
The thing is, I’m with Jesse on this one. I get the need for dungeon fodder, but there are a lot of options for that. Besides, simply denying PCs the opportunity to flank a low-level NPC isn’t particularly overpowered if you find other ways to adjust the NPC to maintain balance. So, I have no problem with adding a bit of realism to my game even if not required from a gaming perspective. In fact, I prefer it.
But this is still silly.
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