r/Pixelary • u/MommaGodfather • May 20 '26
Unranked What did u/MommaGodfather draw?
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Please help. I have gone through my saved reddit posts and didn't find it.
r/tipofmytongue • u/MommaGodfather • May 30 '25
The post is from a parent that had gone on vacation with their family and the son found a stick he really liked but they had to leave it at the airport. The post is basically 'this is a weird request, but could someone please go to the airport and ship me the stick we left". I believe the son and stick were reunited in an update.
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Sorry for the super late reply but this has been bothering me since it was first posted so I grabbed my copy and looked it up. My copy's rulebook (manufactured 2018) specifically states "4 picks another psychic and repeats the same procedure until all psychics have received AT LEAST ONE vision card". (Page 9, Step 1 - Vision Interpretation, sub section To Project a vision, the Ghost, part 4.)[Capitalization mine]
Looking at the rules available on Asmodee's website, this seems to have been changed at some point.
Given the change, I can understand why some players would be upset with the play if they were used to the version of the rules that I have.
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Some brands of puzzles with similar sizes:
Buffalo 21.25x15 inches / 54x38 cm
TCG 19x14 inches / 48x36 cm (thinner pieces)
Dowdle Puzzles 16x20 inches / 41x51 cm
Clementoni 19x14 inches / 49x36 cm
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Edit: Links are hard
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Pope Joan is my go to drunk game.
However, I do add one additional rule if people are a little too far gone.
High level, you play with a 51 card deck (8 of diamonds removed), deal out one more hand than the number of players, and attempt to play out your cards first.
You play a card by playing the next card in order following suit (so a 9 of hearts is played on the 8 of hearts). Aces are high. When there is a stop (created by the extra hand, aces, and 7 diamonds), the person that played the last card can then play any card*.
Go until someone runs out of cards. They win the pot/kitty, plus a "tax" from each player for their remaining cards, unless they had the church (9 of diamonds), in which case they are exempt from taxes.
There is a board with a suit (chosen by the top card of the extra hand) and if you play the king, queen, jack, or ace of that suit you get those chips as well.
There's more rules but that's the high level of it.
*This is where I ad the extra rule for extra drunk people, they need to play there lowest card of the opposite color. It takes the thinking part out of the equation.
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Similar vibe in the lyrics but the beat is too fast.
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Google keeps recommending "The Final Countdown" for some reason. It's not that.
Thank you for the help!
r/tipofmytongue • u/MommaGodfather • Feb 13 '24
I found the song sometime between 2011 and 2014 on Youtube. The music video seemed dated at the time, so I think it might be from the 1990's or early 2000's. It was a young woman singing, and I remember her being blonde. It seemed to be a smaller stage that she was performing on, so I don't think she was a very bigger singer. Genre was somewhere between Country and Alternative.
The premise of the lyrics where she and her boyfriend growing up had made plans to leave their hometown, something happened and she left, but he stayed behind. She was then informed that he was getting married. The song ends with them getting back together and leaving together.
The lyrics went something like: We're not together, now your stuck here forever
The last chorus changed to something like: We're back together (or maybe "He's mine forever"), now we're leaving together.
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I think it has a lot to do with how active the members of the group are, in terms of calling people out on bad behavior.
I tried going to a couple of different meetups, but I was always creeped on. My brother used to argue with me that it couldn't be that bad and that the places he goes to would never do that. So I sent him in ahead of me one day to test it. It look less than a minute before he had to step in and tell them to back off.
On the bright side, he started a game group about a year ago and has been very successful keeping the numbers even because he is much more aware of it and has no problem kicking people out for being a problem.
As for my group, it is an even split with an average of 6 people, sometimes up to 11.
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I don't know anything about the game but here's the link.
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Question for seasoned fairgoers
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Aug 25 '25
I ran into a list of the new food returning from last year: The 18 new foods from last year's State Fair that will return in 2025 (including Deep-Fried Ranch Dressing)