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Ominous Jazz posted:did he ask for the dude to go and buy a new bag of the special beans? Depending on the bean, it might not be available. The Bean Club is sold out and has a massive waitlist, and some of the more prized beans available for sale to non-members can sell out pretty quickly when they become available.
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Hughlander posted:My roommate ate my beans so I went to his Baldur Gate Three game and threw every item of his inventory down a cliff, and saved over his prior saves? There isn't a single save file, every time you hit f5 to quicksave it creates one, and there are autosaves too. He lost ten minutes of work tops because you can just reload the next save in the list. \/ \/ Oh that sucks then. Ravendas fucked around with this message at 14:15 on Apr 10, 2024 |
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Ravendas posted:There isn't a single save file, every time you hit f5 to quicksave it creates one, and there are autosaves too. He lost ten minutes of work tops because you can just reload the next save in the list. OP said he deleted all of those.
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Apr 10, 2024 14:07
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quote:This was on a PS5. If you go into your inventory you can hit square on any item, a menu appears. One of the options is "drop item". When back in the world, you can highlight the item, hit square, and one of the options is "Throw". If you are by a cliff and at the right angle you can throw an item (or an enemy) over the cliff. It did not take me long to figure out, maybe you should play more. He's the rear end in a top hat for not just putting it all in a bag and throwing it in.
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Apr 10, 2024 14:11
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he should have filled his roommates inventory with beans
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Apr 10, 2024 14:13
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Enfys posted:Depending on the bean, it might not be available. I thought you were joking, that's wild. i didn't think beans got that serious. did op say if they got some of the chili?
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John Wick of Dogs posted:I'm so glad that poo poo has been banned from most public spaces RenegadeStyle1 posted:Smoking makes you look cool, nerds.
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Apr 10, 2024 14:19
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John Wick of Dogs posted:I'm so glad that poo poo has been banned from most public spaces I think people forget just how everything smelled like smoke in the 90's. It wasn't just bars late at night or in alleyways, it was everywhere.
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Ominous Jazz posted:I thought you were joking, that's wild. i didn't think beans got that serious. did op say if they got some of the chili?
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I never smoked, and miraculously my childhood asthma just kind of went away just after college, around the time they started banning smoking indoors
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mom and dad fight a lot posted:I think people forget just how everything smelled like smoke in the 90's. It wasn't just bars late at night or in alleyways, it was everywhere. I remember when you could smoke basically anywhere except in the hospital or doctors office. Restaurants, malls, grocery stores, it didn't matter. Need to smoke in the car in the winter with your kids in the car? Smoke away! The worst was when we would have family get togethers and there would be 10 adults chain smoking in a small house and your eyes would burn and the air was choked thick with smoke. I smoked for a long time, but god that poo poo stinks.
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Mordiceius posted:It's so loving exhausting. Why do these families constantly bend over backwards to appease the rear end in a top hat that makes everyone miserable? They're borrowing from tomorrow to make today easier. The emotional equivalent of a payday loan. Beachcomber posted:Feet get an extra little push towards disgusting because like 50% of feet guys think they're James Bond and no one could possibly know what they're really up to. How dare you dox Dan Schnider's entire career like this.
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Two of the craziest places I remember smoking being allowed were airplanes and movie theaters.Neito posted:How dare you dox Dan Schnider's entire career like this. Hey, maybe don't invoke the name of a child molester for your joke to work.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Two of the craziest places I remember smoking being allowed were airplanes and movie theaters. What's it like being seven hundred years old
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Spaced God posted:What's it like being seven hundred years old Smoking wasn't banned on airplanes entirely until 2000. Why do you think some seats still have ashtrays?
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Tarkus posted:I remember when you could smoke basically anywhere except in the hospital or doctors office. Restaurants, malls, grocery stores, it didn't matter. Need to smoke in the car in the winter with your kids in the car? Smoke away! The worst was when we would have family get togethers and there would be 10 adults chain smoking in a small house and your eyes would burn and the air was choked thick with smoke. I remember in my freshman year of high school I was talking to another student about a cleaning mishap I had while washing the walls. She was dumbfounded that I talked about washing the walls like it was a normal thing, I was extremely confused that she didn't know washing the walls was part of routine cleaning. It wasn't until ten or fifteen years later that I realized that her parents didn't smoke, while mine did.
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Yeah, one of the reasons wood paneling was so popular is because you wouldn't notice the discoloration.
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mom and dad fight a lot posted:I think people forget just how everything smelled like smoke in the 90's. It wasn't just bars late at night or in alleyways, it was everywhere. Also, every photo from the 1970s has multiple ashtrays visible in it. When they started to ban smoking in public spaces in the 1980s, some of the greatest resistance came from bar and restaurant owners who predicted it would decimate their businesses. In reality, their businesses flourished because people were more willing to go out to places where they could breathe and also not come home with all their clothes stinking like smoke. My pet theory is that the emergence of "foodie" culture in America in the 80s/90s and all that entailed (celebrity chefs, wider proliferation of interesting ethnic restaurants, etc.) largely stemmed from the fact that people weren't completely destroying their taste buds as a matter of habit.
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And then there were the days where you'd walk into a restaurant and they'd ask "smoking or non-smoking?" and the difference was literally one side of the building or the other. The smoke was everywhere regardless.
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E: oh I don't usually read ur posts lol ^^^ non-smoking was the table right next to the shitters. 3D Megadoodoo fucked around with this message at 14:46 on Apr 10, 2024 |
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Okay, I already mentioned it, but we're not going to talk about Dan Schneider and his crimes against children in this thread.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:And then there were the days where you'd walk into a restaurant and they'd ask "smoking or non-smoking?" and the difference was literally one side of the building or the other. The smoke was everywhere regardless. Once in a while, when a host comes up to seat us at a restaurant, my brain still expects the words 'smoking or non?"
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Smoking wasn't banned on airplanes entirely until 2000. Why do you think some seats still have ashtrays? There are actually a few airlines that still allow smoking on commercial flights: Air Algeria, Cubana and Iran Air. mom and dad fight a lot posted:I think people forget just how everything smelled like smoke in the 90's. It wasn't just bars late at night or in alleyways, it was everywhere. I grew up with parents who smoked in the house, car, everywhere. I never realized just how much everything in that house reeked of smoke, including me and my brother, until I left for college and wasn't constantly in an environment where everything smelled like smoke. Gnoman posted:I remember in my freshman year of high school I was talking to another student about a cleaning mishap I had while washing the walls. She was dumbfounded that I talked about washing the walls like it was a normal thing, I was extremely confused that she didn't know washing the walls was part of routine cleaning. It wasn't until ten or fifteen years later that I realized that her parents didn't smoke, while mine did. Thankfully, my mom finally banned smoking in the house after she hosted my cousin's kids when they were in town to see a friend, and heard through back channels that they came home reeking of smoke. She then decided to clean the curtains in the living room, took them down, and they were saturated with brown sludge to the point that they had to be thrown away. The_Franz fucked around with this message at 14:55 on Apr 10, 2024 |
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I still remember the first time we went out to eat after smoking was banned in restaurants and how astonished I was that I wasn't tired, my head didn't hurt, my clothes and hair didn't smell and I was actually not feeling like crap.
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My mom smoked in the house a ton, teachers would regularly stop me and ask if I was smoking cigarettes. Even when I smoked I didn't smoke in the house. I did smoke in the car until someone pointed out that my kids also ride in that car and it was bad for them. I had never even thought of it before. Now I don't smoke but I do miss looking cool.
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FMguru posted:When they started to ban smoking in public spaces in the 1980s, some of the greatest resistance came from bar and restaurant owners who predicted it would decimate their businesses. In reality, their businesses flourished because people were more willing to go out to places where they could breathe and also not come home with all their clothes stinking like smoke. State-wide bans on smoking in the US started in the mid-90's and yes, some of the biggest pushback was bar owners and politicians talking about how it would ruin small businesses and drive investment to other states. A few months after the ban in New York was passed, I was chatting with a distant relative who owns a bar in upstate New York so of course a natural question was how it was working out. He said the state-wide smoking ban was one of the best things that had ever happened to his bar: The smokers who go out drinking stayed away for a couple weeks before coming back because hey turns out they still needed somewhere to drink, while the bans let them attract a whole new crowd of people who just wanted a quick beer after work with co-workers or enjoyed darts/billiards, but would never have come when it was a smoke-filled room.
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I remember my grandmother taking me to the bingo hall when I was a kid and you literally couldn't see the ceiling because of how much smoke was in that room.
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I remember in the late 90's/early 00's my family went to a restaurant that still had smoking/nonsmoking, but they'd also installed one of those really amazing air purifiers right at the divide. We were thrilled to sit in a nonsmoking section that actually didn't smell like smoke
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Samovar posted:Spoken like a person who jepordizes beans regularly. Wrong, the most important part of not jeopardizing the beans is hiding them in the woods. Clearly OP is not properly protecting the beans.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Two of the craziest places I remember smoking being allowed were airplanes and movie theaters. I remember that for the longest time, airplanes would still have the little ashtrays in the seat arms bc they were not going to invest in replacing every seat arm. They just...were there until that plane was retired.
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I asked a flight attendant why they still had ashtrays and they told me it was so they could have somewhere to put out cigarettes when people tried to smoke during the flight.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:I remember my grandmother taking me to the bingo hall when I was a kid and you literally couldn't see the ceiling because of how much smoke was in that room. When I was in grade school, they would host bingo on Thursday nights as a fundraising thing. The old guy who ran it would start setting up in the afternoon, while school was still in session, and he would be smoking a huge cigar the entire time. This wasn't a big building, and he easily stunk up the entire school within a half hour. That was the unmistakable smell of Thursday afternoon. Wii Spawn Camper posted:I asked a flight attendant why they still had ashtrays and they told me it was so they could have somewhere to put out cigarettes when people tried to smoke during the flight. Now you have the vape crowd whining "Why can't I use it on the plane? It's just water vapor!!"
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I live with my mother and love her dearly. She finally gave up smoking about five weeks ago and *my God* everything is so much better already.
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The bar across the street from me is about 90? years old, and somehow grandfathered in to allow smoking. Their non-smoking section became their takeout area during Covid. At some point in there I quit smoking, and now when I go there I come home smelling awful and feeling like I had been smoking myself. It's gross. At least they got rid of the cups of free cigs you could ask the bartender for. I love the place but i'm sure that a LOT of their business is being one of the two or three bars here where you can still smoke.
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When my mom was a child she was hospitalized due to her severe asthma. Her parents and the doctor stood outside of her oxygen tent, cigarettes in hand, discussing what could possibly be causing so many issues with her breathing. They didn't reach a conclusion.RenegadeStyle1 posted:Smoking makes you look cool, nerds. 
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Well, gently caress. 
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G-Mawwwwwww posted:Well, gently caress. Pnurtis is a chonker 
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I only smoke if I've been drinking a shitton and I HATE indoor smoking sections SO loving MUCH. Like the IRL equivalent of "oh, you want a cigarette? Try SMOKING A WHOLE CARTON BY FORCE". Go stand on the curb in the snow like the gods intended 
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I grew up during the transition from "Smoking or Non-Smoking" to eventually Massachusetts becoming one of the stricter states regarding smoking (Like, no flavored nicotine products, not even menthols level smoking bans), and it was a bit surreal for me to go to a cigar bar in Portsmouth, NH and smoke in a business establishment. Didn't hate it, but it's not something I'd do regularly.
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Captain Hygiene posted:Pnurtis is a chonker Mom should have been checked for gestational diabetes, hope everyone's ok
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