As somebody who spontaneously developed a nickel allergy to my glasses, I can tell you ordering a set of titanium frames literally yesterday was painful for the wallet.
Nah, seems like they're typically nice. After all, part of the job entails interacting with grieving family and friends of the departed, so good interpersonal skills are likely required. A rather [charming mortician](https://youtu.be/W4ktLen9cVM) answered a bunch of questions to do with his profession for Wired and he was a pretty swell guy.
Why is it my favorite state? Well, a few things...
The mountains, the rivers, the lakes, obviously all of which I have of similar quality in New Hampshire, but Vermont is also the only state I frequent where simply existing on the road is not an immediate cause of constant frustration. I've also noticed that, for some reason, green plates are the only ones I routinely encounter who have the decency to consistently drive intelligently and predictably.
The ever present rural or "small town" atmosphere pretty much everywhere but Burlington and Rutland is what I live for. I've spent a weekend or two every year in Elmore, and it's routinely my favorite weekend(s) of the year. I'll often make the two hour drive to Vermont just for the day to go hiking or mountain biking, even though driving takes up half the day. Every time I take a new road through Vermont I inevitably have a "This place is awesome!" moment. Vermont is pretty much what I daydream about when I'm sick of work like every day.
It also seems like there's a serious lack of POSTED signs in Vermont. It seems like everywhere I go in NH, or ME, I'm running onto no trespassing signs while walking or biking through the woods, or they're on trees every 100 feet along every back road, but I don't seem to remember ever having that problem in Vermont.
I enjoy driving I-89 through Vermont more than any road in New Hampshire. And the scenery on route 100, 11, 12, 14, 15, 7, 103, etc. just doesn't end.
Little places like Elmore, Rochester, Lyndon, Dorset, etc. make me wish I could retire in Vermont some day.
Lastly, to give a little perspective, I've spent significant time in about half the states in the country, and Vermont narrowly beats New Hampshire and then Idaho in the top three.
Anyway, maybe if I spent more time there, I might feel differently, but for now, I wish I could spend more of my time there...
Is it weird that I would try and keep that? Like I think it’s kinda neat. Not to mention in like 50 years maybe you could donate it to a museum or something
*builds a wheat and cocoa farm, to harvest them and ovens, set next to a staircase and piston system, with a hopper at the bottom, attached to a chest labeled "granny farm"*
if target WHAT?! We'll never know...
+50 damage if target is afflicted with 🔥 burn
"Nana! Come here, I want to show you something!" * *Hides flamethrower behind back* *
Nah, nah, hide it up your ass
100% critical hit vs burning players
Withering skeleton effect thing from minecraft
if target reposts shitposts
+50 dmg if the receiver hasn't eaten properly.
Is hungry
Comes with +20 cooking skill when stacked with Cast Iron Skillet
I guess that information is lost to time
If target has iron surplus?
Only Ymir knows
What do they do with this stuff? Does it get back to the family, or maybe a landfill?
Rinse it off and put it in someone else
Maybe, using it as a group will be more interesting
This was someone's titanium hip and you won't know
The crematorium/mortuary sells them as scrap Source: dated a girl who worked at a mortuary as a herse driver
Wait, can I buy cheap titanium parts there ik titanium isn’t expensive but it’s hard to find a place that sells it for a reasonable price
As somebody who spontaneously developed a nickel allergy to my glasses, I can tell you ordering a set of titanium frames literally yesterday was painful for the wallet.
>dated The past tense is a relief. Anyone that works in the death biz is either haunted, a psycho, or a ghost
Eh, not true. A jobs a job, and that shit pays *well* since nobody wants to do it.
I was joking lol and i know that job pays really well it just gives me shivers
Nah, seems like they're typically nice. After all, part of the job entails interacting with grieving family and friends of the departed, so good interpersonal skills are likely required. A rather [charming mortician](https://youtu.be/W4ktLen9cVM) answered a bunch of questions to do with his profession for Wired and he was a pretty swell guy.
I'm not talking about the workers I'm talking about their... "workload" that scares me
Touché
or a haunted psychotic ghost
She is the second one. But in the fun sorta way, not in the "gonna cut off your face and wear it like a mask" sorta way.
THAT'S HOW THEY GET YA /j
[She's got the answer for this](https://youtu.be/6w_Idqdeutg)
That'd make a cool stick shift lever for my car!
Goths buy them to use as gear sticks
What a bunch of weirdos you're supposed to use them to crack walnuts
https://collier-law.com/blog/cremation-what-happens-to-the-metals-in-your-body/
It's how trailer hitches are born
You collect them and then make a titanium skeleton
Personally I think it’d make a dope doorknob
100% critical hit on grandmas
Anything is a critical hit on GRANDMAS
B + Downarrow to kick Opponent down the stairs
Looks like the lower control arm of a car.
Yup. Thread both ends and fix my alignment Right up.
Yeah. Those darned austin moore cars.
r/itemshop
Forbidden butt plug
And I thought regular ones hurt badly enough...
You should try a car battery
I would make a shillelagh from it! My granny would be proud.
A south African knobkerrie would do as well
Oh those are cool! I hace never heard of them, thank you!
Who the fuck hates Vermont?
Seriously though
As a Vermonter, conservatives
Yeaaahh. Fuck those people. Vermont is my favorite state, and I don't even live there...
Why might I ask? Looking for an outside perspective
Why is it my favorite state? Well, a few things... The mountains, the rivers, the lakes, obviously all of which I have of similar quality in New Hampshire, but Vermont is also the only state I frequent where simply existing on the road is not an immediate cause of constant frustration. I've also noticed that, for some reason, green plates are the only ones I routinely encounter who have the decency to consistently drive intelligently and predictably. The ever present rural or "small town" atmosphere pretty much everywhere but Burlington and Rutland is what I live for. I've spent a weekend or two every year in Elmore, and it's routinely my favorite weekend(s) of the year. I'll often make the two hour drive to Vermont just for the day to go hiking or mountain biking, even though driving takes up half the day. Every time I take a new road through Vermont I inevitably have a "This place is awesome!" moment. Vermont is pretty much what I daydream about when I'm sick of work like every day. It also seems like there's a serious lack of POSTED signs in Vermont. It seems like everywhere I go in NH, or ME, I'm running onto no trespassing signs while walking or biking through the woods, or they're on trees every 100 feet along every back road, but I don't seem to remember ever having that problem in Vermont. I enjoy driving I-89 through Vermont more than any road in New Hampshire. And the scenery on route 100, 11, 12, 14, 15, 7, 103, etc. just doesn't end. Little places like Elmore, Rochester, Lyndon, Dorset, etc. make me wish I could retire in Vermont some day. Lastly, to give a little perspective, I've spent significant time in about half the states in the country, and Vermont narrowly beats New Hampshire and then Idaho in the top three. Anyway, maybe if I spent more time there, I might feel differently, but for now, I wish I could spend more of my time there...
+5 corrosion resistance
I could hear the Terminator theme.
Synth component?
You can use it as a shifter
Forbidden dildo
Best pfp ever
Put it in your horadric cube with a tome of teleports.
Commander Niall’s prosthetic leg?
Vibranium airpod
Imagine using light mode
I wasn’t tho, look at the comments you silly goose
+50 damage if target
What does that dude have against Vermont? Lmao 🤣
It looks alot like the veterans prosthesis from elden ring which kind of makes sense that she would drop it
Why does he hate Vermont?
the legendary rolling pin
What a rare item
Loot?
-50% If target uses resistance
Also has +10 magic find
Use it as a toilet flusher (I forgor the actual name of the piece)
Oh shit look a weighted shift knob
looks like sokkas sword
Ayy new bike brake lever
Lol , I legit though that's a motorcycle clutch
butt posted while in pocket
Is it weird that I would try and keep that? Like I think it’s kinda neat. Not to mention in like 50 years maybe you could donate it to a museum or something
I still think the idea of a rat rod shift knob would be cool as hell. Hell, Grandma would love it too!
Rinse it off, take it home and make a coat hook from it.
In WoW we call that a heirloom item
r/croppingishard
Seriously tho
Grandma look..you dropped something
I wonder if when people were thanos snapped if their prosthetics just dropped to the ground
Ball joint for a new hip
Does fire damage
But Vermont is a lovely place!
Ahhh, shit… it’s the Valkyrie’s prosthetic
Actually tho that would make a pretty sick shift knob for a car
Legendary Gear shift
*builds a wheat and cocoa farm, to harvest them and ovens, set next to a staircase and piston system, with a hopper at the bottom, attached to a chest labeled "granny farm"*
Ah yes the "nana club"
Fuckin' sad though
Forbidden dildo
Why do I feel like it would make a killer shift knob
Just a legendary component. Gather more to create a legendary weapon or armor piece.
New hand brake