Here in Idaho earwigs rule the world, if you fill a bucket with water and leave it on your floor overnight you will wake up to see multiple earwigs dead inside, so what is the pest that you see most often in your area?
We don't need no twist to make man the monster.
I found it on a reddit thread a long time ago
Not including: animals potentially harmful to people, pets, plants, or property, such as those with venom dangerous to people or pets, or those which sometimes carry diseases dangerous to people or pets, or those that damage structures/household plants via feeding, nesting, etc., or nests/swarms/groups themselves.
The Official "MacGyver This!" subreddit has officially begun! CLICK HERE TO START BUILDING!
So once a week, the moderators post the official list of items, (for example, one week it could be: a paperclip, 9 volt battery, copper wire, rubber band, glass of water, ice cube!)
And that week, every post is a picture or video of each redditor's improvised, MacGyver-esque creation! It could be a weapon, tool, or any interesting device that only uses those items.
The winner with the most upvotes receives reddit gold and is tagged "MacGyver" that week as an honorary title. Or - the winner gets to come up with the next week's list of items!
One of the core races of hackmaster 4th, pixie fairies are now an entirely optional race in 5th edition. Is this justified? Has anyone ever played a pixie fairy un-ironically? Heck, anyone ever play one and live long enough to reach third level?
edit: fixed typo
I created this subreddit and I don't have time to run it. All of the moderators I originally hired didn't pan out. It's a good idea but we lack leadership. Anyone up for a challenging, engaging subreddit for amateur inventors?
You must:
Work for free
Love MacGyver
Run the contests
Know CSS fairly well
Don't be evil
Post here in the comments or PM me and let me know your thoughts - or any suggestions you have to help. Thanks!
