RQG

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[–] RQG@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

Hab es gelesen aber den Punkt nicht verstanden glaub ich.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 0 points 5 days ago

Joa stimmt sicherlich. ich bin etwas altmodisch in meiner Sprache manchmal.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 8 points 5 days ago

Ich würde erstmal nichts ausschließen bis weitere Infos bekannt sind.

Ich traue teilen der Polizei sowas leider inzwischen zu aber wahrscheinlich ist es nicht.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 55 points 5 days ago (2 children)

Ah yes. I have heard about that.

American Pi.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 0 points 5 days ago (2 children)

Schichten hießen mal Stände.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago

Ist es auch nicht. Das war kein Beispiel für Mittelstand.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 31 points 6 days ago (7 children)

Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher dass auch der Unterschied zwischen Mittelstand und aufstocker Eltern groß sein wird z.B.

Aber wenn ich in meinem sozialen Umfeld die paar Leute sehe, die alle 10 Jahre ihre 400k Schenkung bekommen, dann kann da niemand ansatzweise mithalten. Mit Ende 20 mietfrei wohnen und ne eigene Firma leiten und nie etwas zurücklegen müssen.

Ich hab in der selben Zeit studiert und gar nichts aufgebaut außer nem Abschluss. Und damit bin ich für Arbeiter Eltern über dem Schnitt.

Die reichen Kinder denken dann auch öfters sie hätten das selbst erarbeitet. Oder sie könnten mir Tipps geben, wie ich das auch schaffe. Joa, elterntausch. Bald auf RTL 2.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 19 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Nachdem die Linke bei der Kanzler Wahl deutlich gezeigt hat, dass sie sich demokratischen Prozessen nicht in den Weg stellt, zeigt die Regierung nun, dass sie kein Problem haben an jeder Ecke spitzfindigkeiten zu nutzen im der Opposition zu benachteiligen.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 0 points 1 week ago

It could but it's hard with the capitalism power dynamics in place.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago

We have all of that in the EU too. The US is just a few years ahead.

[–] RQG@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago

Aaaaaaaah.

  • die Gesellschaft
[–] RQG@lemmy.world 11 points 1 week ago (5 children)

Regulation could keep capitalism in check.

In reality capitalists use their money to make and change laws through lobbyists or bribes, and by propaganda through owning all media.

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submitted 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) by RQG@lemmy.world to c/tabletopminis@lemmy.world
 

 
 

 

Some more additions to my Mummified Undead army.

 

Some of the new models from the free faction update. Love the army standart bearer.

Champion with spear:

Herald with dual weapon:

Back

 

Test model for my Mummified undead army painting project. I think I'll add more color depth to the cloak and experiment with some different bandage color tones in the future.

Backside

 

Earlier today I was browsing through shelves at a toy store to look for a last gift for one of my daughters. That's when I hear an excited voice ask one of the store employees 'do you have dungeons and dragons?'. I listen in and learn that they do not have any DnD material at all and also can't order it. I walk a bit closer and see 3 12 year old ish boys and a girl with disappointed faces. The employee also can't help them where to find dungeons and dragons products.

Now I live in Germany where you can't find dnd boxes at the likes of Target like in the US for example. In fact I know of 2 stores in the whole city which carry DnD books and material.

I step in and ask if I may help out with the question. I tell them that there are 2 stores which carry the books, dice and more on the other side of the city. They said that's far away but they'll try to go there in Saturday.

We get talking and they tell me about how they are looking to start a dnd club at school and also play at home. They got a set of dice and saved around 70 euros for a book and maybe some more dice and such. I tell them that'll buy them the players handbook which is a good starting point and maybe some extra dice.

They ask me if I played as a kid and I said yes, in fact I still do and I'll be playing tonight. That's when I made a weird decision in my head. I had all my stuff already with me so I don't have to go back home between work and game night. I opened my backpack and gave them my copies of the PHB and Monster Manual. They were super excited and actually insisted to pay me but I'd have felt bad taking money from them.

I didn't want to post this as virtue signaling stuff or anything. It was just kind of a crazy decision I made that I think was kinda cool. They just reminded me so much of me when I started out. We were lucky to get our first dnd books gifted by an older brother of one of our group's members. So I wanted to pay it forward. Now I just have to figure out how to run tonight's game without my books.

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by RQG@lemmy.world to c/tabletopminis@lemmy.world
 

For the Song of Ice and Fire miniature wargame.

 

I'll do the bases for the whole army at once at the end. For now these are finished and I'm happy with how they turned out for such a quick paint job. I'm especially proud of Cersei's hair.

 

I recently got into my first tabletop Miniatures wargame, a song of ice and fire. This is my first unit painted. Before I only ever painted DnD and Pathfinder minis which at best I used for OPR fantasy Skirmish.

 

Hey. I was told having issues controlling anger or emotions in general can be related to ADHD. I know I get WAY angrier than anyone should ever be sometimes.

Especially when injustice and ignorance come my way. I get furious beyond anything I've ever seen or heard of anyone else talk about. Maybe aside from depictions of killers or berserkers in fiction. It's not cool.

Only a few times have I gotten in trouble for it luckily and I never actually done anything more than shout the most disgusting insults at someone.

Now I do feel bad afterwards if I got angry at someone I like. But often enough I feel they fucking deserved it. If someone is an ignorant asshole willingly ruining someone's day, week or life they deserve some ruin thrown back at them. I know this might not be a good and healthy thing to think. But if someone provokes someone don't they ask to be yelled at?

I know they do this to 'win the argument' because of that imo idiotic notion that who yells first is wrong. But honestly I rarely care to be right enough for shit to matter.

I've read a few books on anger management and some techniques help a bit. But the amount of anger described in the book seems so very mild to me in comparison to what I experience and how fast it builds up. One book told me to count to three. I am ready to launch nukes before I reach 1. That won't work.

And I don't get angry at something. I have pure rage and fury, hatred and contempt for existence itself at those moments. Angry really doesn't cut it. It's scorched earth, blown it all up and piss on the ruins kind of anger.

So anyone else experience this? Any tips to deal with this shit?

 

Hey everyone.

I got the steam game on a sale some time ago. Now my wife is playing it a lot more than me through family share. Her birthday is coming up and I'm thinking about getting the game for her as it also won Spiel des Jahres this year.

Have any of you played the game? I'd be happy to hear any experiences you want to share.

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