Hogger86

https://www.highwaycodeuk.co.uk/roundabouts.html

Reddit really is for the dads isn't it or have I give back in time to the 90s

The Reddit board are profiting off you though, your knowledge in those searches has value and you see zero while.spez and co get millions. Try to get it off Reddit.

permitterent etiam hebraicum, sanscritum, arabicum, prakrit vel sereas classicas.

The submersible was a boat on a ship the ship.may be bound by imo or it's flag star rules. I work in maritime software. regulation around Solas and imo rules are mental I mean we only moved ships off xp in last few years as the xp for embedded systems had been thoroughly tested and type approved, e.g. two 90day test runs

Pretty sure coast guard did step in to help the ship, but the ship was hiding from authority. Once the call went up because was there. Like the RNLI rescue small boats in English channel. (Somthing some.idiots on the right are claiming is reason not to give to the charity)

Was going to say the same. I don't think eccelstone counts to the rule

Kif for kbin and the meme of this post has gone full circle

Boomers and certainly gen X/older milenials are probably more into tinkering and getting it working....it guides for zoomers with their point and click tablet/ipad interface or SaaS that need guides.

As a youth of the late 80s I know bbs, forums, etc

Interesting that you have done away with death saving throws for 9 rounds of bleeding out, seems very lenient, most can be got to in 3. In my last campaign my char only died as took area damage then rolled a nat 1 on death save. Also rolling death saves in secret between player and DM is cool as means player tried to heal my dead cleric, and getting to sadly say "no effect" was heart breaking.

Yep it can be the law in some places.

I know a music festival that gave free tickets for volunteers in return for 5x8hr shifts. As the festival was a limited company (not charity) the minimum wage laws of my country kicked in.