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  • burntbacontoRPGMemes @ttrpg.networkI love DnD
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    1 天前

    See, that’s just idiocy. Sure, test the device to see if it suddenly gives you spiffy new armor, but ya’ll are freaking adventurers, ready to cut and kill and slay anything in your path! SET UP A TRAP FIRST! Put a hot tub of holy water where the first spawn location was! Scatter circles of salt in eighteen strategic locations around the room! Write the verses of ancient positive energy across the walls! Summon the ancient daedra of yore, hallowed be their sigilic runes, and let fly the chaos of the universe into the demesnes of horror where cometh light’s foe, wherein the bane of life finds new fears etched prebirth into the slaverings of its blasphemous mental cavity!














  • burntbacontoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldweird questions
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    5 天前

    No seriousness here, but if the patient was in the doctor’s office, I’d ask the same question. Maybe not as the first question, but it would be in there. She’s not in any significant trouble if she came to the appointment on time, so let’s check and see how her epic battle has affected each system, from neurological to reproductive. That is why she’s here, right? For a followup that every single (/roll_eyes) discharge paperwork always says to get?


  • burntbacontoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldweird questions
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    5 天前

    I’m just curious, based on knowing how women’s symptoms aren’t always taken as seriously as a man’s during diagnosis.

    I just ask it as part of the standard ‘check everything’ mentality. It’s interesting to me how it can be taken as women’s symptoms not being taken as seriously as men’s, because ignoring the downstairs leads to a lot of fuckups in the field. Heck, the paramedic who trained me used to say that you would (and I’m doing my best to remember her quote, but it’s been a while) “miss a significant portion of issues if you fail[ed] to consider the reproductive system in an emergency.” Put another way, the entire reason I’m asking about it is because I’m trying not to lump a woman in with the males and ignore their health.


  • As you should be. Kids books should be just as good as adult books. Maybe not for the adults, but for the kids reading them.

    Having lower standards just because ‘it’s for kids,’ is ridiculous.

    It’s not like disney or dreamworks to half ass their kid oriented movies. They’re often masterpieces in their own right. There’s good reason that the lion king, the land before time, the road to el dorado, etc., are all viewed fondly even today. Hell, take it out of animation, even. Secondhand lions, wizard of oz, charlie and the chocolate factory… great stuff.

    Writing for kids can be just as complicated and well done in characters, setting, and ‘elements’ of a story like tension. Compare the hobbit to harry potter. The words tolkien chose may have been simple, in comparison to his the lord of the rings novels, but everything else was pretty damn good.