DF44

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c77xdp1e56yo

So, folks, how do y'all feel about being called out by BBC News near enough directly?

So, I've only played... uh, like, 7-8 games at most (and then Far Too Many games of Mafia Werewolf like don't ask), but script building is always fun!

The aim here was to create a script which let me reference an old movie title played around LM and Yagga, with the potential for additional kills throughout, and bouncing off Fun interactions. LM definitely got the better end of the deal there (Snitch, SW, Marionette, Politician(!)), whilst Yagga gets quite a few of its more standard pairings (Tinker, Witch, Gossip, Gambler) to provide a bevy of deaths.

Essentially, before I get it into my head to ST this madness (which ain't happening until I can manage something simpler oml)... are

Hey folks,

This is a weird one - in part because this is something that the Map Pins Mod normally catches when I'm goofing on!

In Jonkoping, I have a Dam built linked to the Torne river - that's the river that comes around from the right hand side. I'd like to build a Dam on the Tuul river (that's the one coming around from the left) - and I figure it should be doable. Indeed, as you can see, the tooltip for Dam #1 is Torne-linked, and the spot where the pin for Dam #2 is is very Tuul-tooltipped.

However, I can't select a Dam at all - not even "I can't place it there but can place it where the Culture plans are", but no Dam at all. The tile I want to use

So, this is a bit ranty? Or rather, a productive request from a rant, rather than ripping into someone for no decent reason.

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As much as I enjoy playing the "stalk a profile to figure out what country you're from" game, I'd rather not! And the country which you're in - or building for - has massive impacts on both the feedback that's required and the guidance we all can share. This is important for both cultural inclusions and practical notes on things like wall depth and legal requirements (minimum door widths etc.).

As an example, if I was tweaking a design for someone in the US, I'd make sure I wasn't eliminating closets (even though locally they are very rare - get a wardrobe!), an

The prediction posts will continue until morale improves... and we get a dedicated thread to store our nonsense :P

Forecasting SF1 is a fool's errand. But forecasting SF2 is the errand of about 20 fools, and I'll get around to it anyway! So, this fool humbly presents his prediction for the 2022 SF1 results~!

I'll be placing all 17 songs into "Near Certain Qualifier", "Likely Qualifier", "Likely Non Qualifier", and "Near Certain Non Qualifier", avoiding "Toss Up" which is the coward's method (even if it's entirely justified this year), along with notes on what might change that and so on. I'll also add on a final ranking, though I won't do a Jury-Tele split because behave.

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DF44 pops up in Greenwich, where he briefly enjoys a chat with staff at the National Maritime Museum, before setting up in Greenwich Park. It's apparent that he's bringing a somewhat smaller entourage to yell at people with, whilst handing out leaflets on key party stances.

In the past few days, I have had incredibly productive conversations with people across London on topics ranging from education, healthcare and foreign policy and I would like to share what I have learned from these experiences.

I'd like to start speaking about the topic of education, now, this is a matter that is quite close to a lot of people's hearts as they've got children within the education system and I

DF44, having checked that all of the other candidates can read maps this time (yes, dangit), gets on his soapbox outside Deptford Railway Station.

“It is safe to say that recent events between Russia and Ukraine have pushed matters of foreign policy to the forefront of discussion, so it is no surprise that many are asking what parties are offering on this front.

I may be quite biased on this, however, it is my opinion that actions over the past few terms showcase that Solidarity is the perfect party to manage the foreign policy of this country and I would like to give a few examples.

Firstly, a few months ago our Foreign Secretary was able to secure the release of several British citizens