Korval

Yep, I've had days like that.

Yeah, I just keep looking at the lady two seats over. She does not want to be there. I don't think she knew what she was signing up for.

Good heavens! It's as if the Ice Cream Bunny was crossed with Immortan Joe from "Mad Max."

<pant, pant> Finally. I'll rest a bit here before going down and putting away the groceries... SUGAR! Oh god, I forgot the sugar!

How telling it is that a headline like this is not immediately recognized as a fake.

Tribal wear is good idea. I usually think pants and shirt and that's harder to coordinate.

It's easy enough to restrict the quality level of the item allowed there. Unfortunately, iirc, tribal wear is one of the higher-value goods (per unit of material) to craft and you can't directly set a preference on the type of material or overall value when designating a storage space.

The main thing is that you (outside of mods, obviously) can't force a prisoner to put it on. I've had people spend days being obstinately naked rather than putting on the clothing I had so generationally provided.

"threat points" is the currency that the storyteller uses to generate events. The more it spends, the more dangerous the event.

Oh, true. And it being a gym also supports the "ass" angle.

They didn't say "a piece of," just "a piece." Since we're talking about slang and since "a piece" is slang for "a gun," we're forced to conclude that the advertisement is for a gun shop.

Close. That /is/ Antman in the cannon, but it was technically a crossover in a Fantastic 4 comic: F4 #16, Jul. 1963, according to my note. As for context, I don't remember exactly what was going on but I had clipped three panels:

Whomever you can? You'd rather have an aneurysm than talk to either of us? I knew I wasn't your favourite, but....

Every time you enter the bathroom, BAM! You wonder if the rest of the house has finally shorted out your visual cortex and given you monochromacy. When you leave it, however, the assault continues. Yay?