I know she can't hear the train but she doesn't need to see it either.
You don't know what you're missing!
I don’t even care anymore I’ll just flat out say I am diagnosed with MDD and have had great trips I have learned from but also bad trips that believe it or not, set me back in the healing process. All my great experiences where I learned took place outdoors. I felt part of something bigger than me. My problems felt much smaller and I realized we are all in this together suffering, trying to get by and grow as people. On the other hand when I was in trip settings that forced me inwards, it became about just me. For some people maybe that can be good, but for me, being outside and feeling connected to the world rather than all in my head, is what made my depression symptoms much more manageable today.
Around 3am on December 22, 1939, 29-year-old William Joyce was driving along U.S. Highway 20, the boundary that separates South Bend, Indiana from Mishawaka, Indiana, when without warning, a man suddenly stumbled onto the snow covered highway directly in the path of his vehicle. Unable to avoid him, William’s car collided with the man, sending him flying more than 40 feet down the road. William attempted to render aid to the man, but after realizing the severity of his injuries, quickly drove towards nearby South Bend to seek help and look for a telephone to call police.
When police arrived on scene, around 3:30am, they located the unconscious man alongside the highway. His injuries were consistent with being struck by a vehicle; multiple broken bones, including his neck, internal bleeding and hemorrhaging, and severe trauma to his chest, legs, and torso. However, investigators also discovered the man's hands were bound, he was missing a shoe, and his eyes and mouth had been wrapped in several layers of 2-inch surgical tape. When the tape was removed, a handkerchief with lipstick stains was found lodged in the man's throat.
The man was later identified as 44-year-old Stephen Melkey, a factory worker, widower, and father of three from Mishawaka. Sadly, he never regained consciousness and died of his injuries en route to St. Joseph hospital.
Evidence gathered at the scene painted a picture of what had happened to Stephen. Following Stephen’s footprints in the snow, police determined he had been dropped off by a vehicle around 140 feet from where Stephen had been struck by William. The car then backed up before driving away. Stephen was initially bound at the ankles as well, but was able to free his right leg. He could not, however, untie his wrists which were bound behind his back.
Stephen then wandered aimlessly, in search of help. His footprints indicate he walked through a small wooded area, before turning and walking down a culvert, where he lost his shoe in the snow. There, it is believed Stephen sat down for a short period, before continuing to walk towards the highway.
A second set of unidentified footprints were also found along the edge of the culvert, running directly adjacent to Stephen’s path in the snow. Although the footprints were never conclusively linked to Stephen’s case, investigators theorized it was possible his killer watched, lured, or even forced Stephen onto the highway.
Detective’s immediately went to Stephen’s home loca
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Any and all feedback would be very much appreciated.
Why or why not?
Curious about your own answer as well as RAW and RAI, and how you might rule differently for other monsters with vision but no standard eyes (different undead, constructs).
And does the material type or thickness matter?
Edit: wife asked what I was pondering, and I told her the title verbatim. But I didn't say it was about D&D. Her response was ".... you're not an idiot, soooo ...."😅
i got scammed out my twinblades because one my friends asked to use them for a second and then ghosted me and i also accidentally started a NG before i could get the blindfold mask bc my gf accidentally did it and im down bad rn . If anyone can help me out i really appreciate it
Thanks in advance!
how do i get rid of blindfold i cant see anything
Recently made a new pyromancer character and I’m in need of some fashion souls lol, have a lot of rings too so ask and I might have them!
Is there a better way to impair my senses in the hope that it will somehow magically teach me to write? Or am I just already as stupid as I can get?
https://www.reddit.com/r/writing/comments/ru7jo7/writing_while_under_influence_is_becoming_a/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Hey guys,
We've been working on a website to help people learn to play blindfold chess, with the goal of helping users improve their over-the-board game. We mostly use PGN/SAN notation. In the main game mode (Play), you can block out the board for n moves at a time in order to improve your ability to visualize it in your mind. We also have a few other variations of games, including a memory trainer (Vision) and a difficult variation of standard tactics (Tactics).
We're planning to add a few more features, but we're hoping to get some feedback at this stage, so if you have time, please check it out and let us know what you think!
Thanks,
OdinChess Team
Edit:
It seems like a lot of people are having trouble with tactics. Let us know if it's unclear how to play the game. The solution for the first puzzle on easy mode is "Kf3".
So, as a recent blindseer, I want to know if there are different blindfolds, because I have a grey one, which doesnt really look good with my outfit. Basically, what face items can I wear, and still keep the bonuses.
and i have absolutely no complaints. hardest shit ever 🔥🔥🔥
Just a discussion I'm having with a friend. He claims that blindfold chess is not a variant, like Horde Chess or Chess960. However, I claim that it is indeed a chess variant because the rules are different: you don't have a chessboard to look at.
Which one of us is right?
what does the blindfold actually do. I know it makes your vision darker or something but is there some kind of stat boost or something like why do people wear it?
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