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Daily reminders.

Title: In the Flower Garden

Artist: Robert Lewis Reid

Date: 1900

Style: Impressionism

DM: Sure, roll Sleight of Hand.

Rogue: *rolls* That’s an 11.

Barbarian: Yeah, thats higher than my passive perception, you got it.

Sorcerer: That’s higher than my armor class.

Cleric: …Is that relevant to this situation?

Sorcerer: Not immediately, but I’m constantly worried about it.

Player: Yes.  We run.

DM: Do you…do anything to try and stop then from catching you?  Because otherwise, they’re going to catch you next turn.

Player: (who is a paladin and has both weapons and spells at his disposal) Is there a fruit stand?  Do we run by a fruit stand?

DM:…Sure.  Yes, there’s a fruit stand.

Player: I take a banana as I run by.

DM: Uh-huh.

Player: I eat the banana.

DM: Okay-

Player: I throw the banana peel behind me.  Do they slip on it?!

DM: Roll for it.

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Also the amount of great older movies available on youtube always impresses me. Every time I can't find an obscure movie on torrent, it is usually just there on youtube. Mosfilm has been remastering their most classic releases and uploading them there.

Anyway, be curious! Search "films about <thing you like>" on your searching engine of choice. Chances are someone made a movie about it no matter how weird and crazy it might seem!

Alice Guy has such an extensive filmography starting in 1896 that it is genuinely overwhelming. Including the first film with an all african amercian cast in registered history.

This is an impressive list of film noirs you can watch for free

TubiTV is my favorite streaming site, it has a spectacular list of older films, and you don't need to even create an account to watch them

Also the amount of great older movies available on youtube always impresses me. Every time I can't find an obscure movie on torrent, it is usually just there on youtube. Mosfilm has been remastering their most classic releases and uploading them there.

Anyway, be curious! Search "films about <thing you like>" on your searching engine of choice. Chances are someone made a movie about it no matter how weird and crazy it might seem!