MiniMorocco

u/MiniMorocco


r/NewOrleans•

Just spent all of Toth standing next to him. Dude was just posted up on Magazine having a ball. Super nice and took photos with anyone who asked, which was many. Thought he was about to fall under a float a few times, man was runnin around and dancing his ass off. Also suprisingly chatty.

10/10 random encounter, although he did turn down the Popeyes sandwich my wife offered him, which he desperately needed.

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r/woodworking•

Whipped up a table for our pocket hole jig with some scrap melamine and prefinished birch ply. Reversible extension. Not too heavy but still pretty rugid.

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r/Fallout•

As a huge fan of FO3 and NV, I was initially genuinely upset with the story line of FO4. While initially I loved the combat and crafting mechanics, the main quest became increasingly dull and predictable (even with the realization that your son was the leader of the Institute). And so I didn't bother completing the main quest. For years. However. I finally decided to "complete" the game in preparation for 76. Upon reaching the Battle of Bunker Hill (II*) I finally found myself at an actual crossroads. One which I had never found in a Fallout game before. Now as a person who lacks the fortitude to play an "evil" playthrough, I had always felt morally obligated to choose a certain side. In FO3

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