Yeah, we're all technicians now, usually doubling as building maintenance. It's a sad sight to see, but I know the US Alleys still have freefall, so there's hope.
Yeah, we're all technicians now, usually doubling as building maintenance. It's a sad sight to see, but I know the US Alleys still have freefall, so there's hope.
Freefall Pinsetters are scary machines, it's why you always want to fully disconnect a machine from the power before carrying out maintenance work. Once you have a good understanding of pinsetter safety, you're good as gold.
We did this with pink pins at one point and had the pit light set up to provide a pink glow effect around the head pin. It was always free games, though, as we can't legally give out free drinks here.
You saw what was probably the best era of Pinsetter Technology, stringpull machines have sadly made much of our engineering talent a thing of the past, with part replacements a thing of the past, now favouring assembly swaps.
Had some odd encounters on and above the farm today, a lovely pair of deer and a Hercules from the nearby airbase. #Deer #Wildlife #SmallFarmLife #Scotland #Sunrise #Hiking
These 5am starts in the winter weather have me longing for my summer strolls again. #scotland #hiking #summer #perthshire
Another little slice of #SmallFarmLife
A spot of farm posting to show what I've been up to these past months.
My friend had me make a heinous creation (The Crumper™️) but damn does it slap.
Just played as an Antagonist in my brother's first ever #TTRPG, a session of Prowlers and Paragons I caused carnage and did my voice acting for the group, and then one of the Player Character's used his heavy hitter and one-tapped me though. We've definitely learned to make villains stronger now.
If I don't start wearing long sleeves soon, I'll look like a victim of the walking dead
I love this! I've considered running Werewolf in Canada just because of the variety out that way too. Beautiful country, it's near the top of my bucketlist to visit.
I've been involved in a few Vampire the Masquerade games set in Scotland, and even ran Edinburgh Dark Ages. Britain's honestly one of my most enjoyed settings because guns aren't commonplace, and it makes your players think about what they're doing, rather than going gung-ho all the time.
Take a look into Scion 2nd Edition, it's a nice, simple game to run. You play as the children/creations/chosen of Gods of various Pantheons and it's very much a heroic quest tale that you'll end up telling. There are rules for creating your own God Pantheons for a unique setting too!
I can't believe I finally got to meet my favourite Doctor & Companion duo the other week! What wonderful people they both are, and another pair of cards added to my collection.
The sweet nothings I crave to be whispered in my ear
