droidrage

I have 2 cats that are about 8 months old. We have a pretty consistent routine with them, they get fed hard food in the morning when I wake up and then some moist food in the evening at dinner time.

Every morning when I go to feed them, the female of the pair swipes at my hand whenever i touch the food bowl or put food into it. This morning she got me across 2 different fingers and actually left a decent scratch across them. Hard food is always available, they are allowed to graze all day so this isn't a situation where there should be food aggression.

What's a good strategy to stop her from doing this? I don't think she has bad intentions. I'd really like this behavior to stop thou

for the fish

I've heard arguments that a geared monk will outdamage a geared rogue in Velious due to triple attack. Anyone have any feelings about the veracity of this argument? Obviously we won't really know until Velious hits and people can actually run parses.

Seems to be available for me. Hopefully this isn't some sort of bug and it doesn't vanish again in the near future!

Alright. Pulsefire Ezreal is coming. I fully expect to see a lot of new Ezreal players (I will probably be one of them, huehuehue). I'd love to get a discussion going around good ways to play him/how to build him/etc. Whenever I've played him he seems really mana hungry. How does the new Athene's Grail work out for him even when building him primarily AD? Are you better off with a manamune? Let's assume you can't depend on a blue buff at all because you're in solo queue. Any other items that work great on him? Standard AD build? I know some people like to go Trinity. Anyway, I'd just like to get people talking about GOOD ways to play him to maybe make all our lives better in solo

Awesome casters! Twitch is not lagging. Fuck yeah!! This is what I've been waiting for. Great triumph for League & e-sports today!

I posted about a month ago looking for recommendations on an RC heli for a beginner and this subreddit came through in an awesome way. I've gotten to fly the thing for 2 batteries worth of time so far.

The first one I mainly spent lifting it off the ground and messing with the trim options. By the end of the first battery I pretty much had it so it wasn't pulling to any one side very much w/o me telling it to.

The 2nd battery I actually had a great flight with it in the living room where I lifted it off the floor, flew it about 6-8 feet away, then flew it back towards me and landed it (almost gracefully too!)

Does anyone have a good link/pointers/anything that the could point me towards for getting into flying RC Helicopters? Also any recommendations on good beginner friendly model. A friend of mine from a different state had one and it was always really fun to play with. I'm looking for something that is durable that a complete noob can learn on. Thanks!

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Thanks a ton for all the feedback folks. I'm going to start off with a mCX2 for in-house shenanigans. If I get more serious about this hobby I will definitely be looking into a Simulator first. Sadly I now need to actually wait for X-mas day to play w/ my new toy since it's technically a present from my wife. I'm pretty stoked

W says "all damage" but does that include True Damage such as Ignite?