Ok, but how do you do that without inheriting the self-deprecation skill? My character tends to go straight from “you’re wrong” to “you’re an idiot who can’t do anything right” and its blocking my exp.
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Ok, but how do you do that without inheriting the self-deprecation skill? My character tends to go straight from “you’re wrong” to “you’re an idiot who can’t do anything right” and its blocking my exp.
Well he did move that boulder that blocked the entrance to the cave he was buried in.
Good points!
Yeah. This much more than “fake it till you make it” especially under the umbrella of “intelligence”. Fake it till you make it should certainly be under charisma.
So are you going to use this point for your own betterment, or are you just now going to use it to “win” arguments by trying to claim that you aren’t really losing the argument, but that your own opponent is just too stupid to embrace being wrong?
Why would you think that? Are you sure you’re replying to the right post?
‘Embracing Being Wrong’
The biggest instant skill-up I’m aware of that people miss out on is ‘Embracing Being Wrong’
xkcd.com
Let me know how I can improve me Luck skill so I can buy the winning lotto
Also, an episode of Bones had a time capsule body... but unlike Hitchcock, can’t really recommend it.
We put together a time capsule in 6th grade. A boy named Tim (who liked to bring his BB gun to the playground after school hours and shoot at us) dug it all up the next day and kept the loot.
You should watch an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents called The West Warlock Time Capsule.
Prepare to be really disappointed.
A time capsule has to be literally the perfect place to hide a body.
son, your mother is a slut. that’s why you have curly hair.
There have been tons of cool time capsules! They’re just very rare. Here’s my list for the 10 coolest time capsules unearthed in 2013. I didn’t do a list like that for last year but I should probably do one for 2015.
True! But at least most of those things actually inside the Tulsa time capsule car survived!
“My dad wrote a letter and paid [the crew that built it] $3 to put it in the capsule,” one local Bay City resident told MLive. “I asked him what he put in it, but he said, ‘You’ll find out in 100 years.’ Instead, it was 50. I know he left a message for us five kids.”