5? We try for 5 anyway. We've all DM'ed so we all know the rules pretty well, except for grappling which we have to look up every time for some reason.

My style as a DM tends to emphasize exploration and combat over social, but we're also about to do a multi-session arc of nothing but social, so. Other ppl DM as well and have different strengths, and we generally try to play to the mood of the group

Not that I’ve ever seen. But I’m also original all the way regardless of flavor. Exception is ridged if there is hellaofagood dip involved. But that’s purely a structural integrity issue.

Are y'all more like Critical Role or Dungeons and Daddies? Where would you put yourselves on a scale of 1-10 with 1 being rules lawyers and 10 being a silly improv game occasionally punctuated by dice rolls?

Yea, its gonna suck all day. Good luck though. Go O's.

Have you tried hiring lifeguards in the last 2 years? Not easy. Almost every pool is shortstaffed.

The Foxtrots were too old for the FAA to allow them to fly anymore. One had been ground permanently already, which is a big deal here considering that Baltimore Police have had already one fatal helicopter crash.

IIRC these have lower maintenance costs and longer maintenance intervals (which is why they bought 3 instead of the 4 foxtrots).

It has a fuel strainer in the fueling point that has such little holes that if you dont trickle it in it burps out and makes a horrible mess. Then you smell like jet fuel and the cops come over and yell at us because for some reason they put some expensive sensor directly under it that the fuel can damage.

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So are you saying that juries want to actually make sure the person is actually guilty first?

It makes cops feel powerful and the people feel like they are being watched from on high though.

I have no idea how effective or efficient heli cops are, but "because the cops said it is" is about the last reason I will ever believe because I am not Charlie Brown with a football like so many people seem to be.

It was a question.

You do not need a flying vehicle at all to tell kids to get out of a pool what the fuck is wrong with people?

Dark russet are the best mass market potato chip.

Is it a pain because of the way the new chopper is physically configured, or because they have to constantly fly back to MTN?

>The police are productive

LOL. And may I add, LMAO.

My issue isn't that I know he is or is not guilty, but that there is no fucking way he should have been found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

Our justice system is just so clear and easy to navigate.

sometimes i like the rippled ones but a lot of times i'm not in the mood for dealing with the ripples so i get the unrippled ones. rippled ones are more of a summer thing for me.

“I would never want to live anywhere but Baltimore. You can look far and wide, but you'll never discover a stranger city with such extreme style. It's as if every eccentric in the South decided to move north, ran out of gas in Baltimore, and decided to stay.” -John Waters

Awesome!

Do you take requests? Can someone put up a left turn only sign on O'Donnell headed west past Conkling (?). There are markings on the road but the amount of times I have almost gotten side swiped by people with no idea that lane isn't going straight is disturbing.

Just google foxtrot Baltimore it’s there

I’ve had good experiences with Aardmore. Call and explain the sitch, they will squeeze you in.

Yeah. Its been flying for about a month now. The thing is a pain in the ass to fuel.

I been there and didn't care for it. I thought that both the hot pot and BBQ sections were mediocre at best and the only thing I did like about it is that you can do kbbq and hot pot at the same time.

Unless the statute offers some unique quirk, there’s no way for the prosecutor to dismiss that case in a way that makes it so it cannot be brought again from the posture it was in at the time without engaging in some “funny business.”

Jeopardy attaches when the jury is sworn and evidence admitted. Before that, no jeopardy. It also can attach sometimes during a plea. But when the state dismisses a charge, that is almost always without prejudice to their ability to bring it back later if they want subject to some restrictions.