Moleskin is also a great way to fix pokey underwire bras

What millennial doesn’t have a death wish right about now. We were left to die by the previous generations and have gone through how many once in a lifetime events now?

I keep it for treating needle and stapler wounds which are rather small, but that’s also an unusual use case. It’s honestly inferior to regular bandaids if a wound is still bleeding. You’d probably be fine without it, I just find it more convenient than sticking bandaids everywhere.

I’ve easily found it in both the US and Canada, it’s usually about $10 a bottle

I highly recommend getting a set of nice tweezers in there if you can. I use mine way too fucking much. It’s necessary for things like splinters and ticks, and overall just very useful for various reasons.

I forgot to add, Benadryl is a good thing to have as well in case of allergic reactions. Also keep some emergency contacts in there.

I’m not personally a sword swallower like the other guy said, but many of my friends are. Personally I use fire, staples, needles, nails, power tools, and knives a lot on stage. It’s a weird artform but we (at least the professionals) take things like hygiene and biohazards seriously.

It used to be called freak show in the past. It still is but the term has died out a little bit.

I’m a sideshow performer, and I bring one to every show. Mine has:

• Bandaids in multiple sizes
• Liquid bandaid
• Alcohol wipes
• Neosporin
• Sometimes aloe or burn gel if I’m doing fire (packets are best but hard to find)
• Tweezers

I keep mine small for portability, but you can always add on (gauze, medical tape, splints, absorbent pads, etc). They also sell first aid kits at most pharmacies of various sizes that can be easily refilled after.

Most apartments I’ve lived in (2 people and a dog) fall into the 500-1000 sqft range. I’d say 1500-2000 is plenty big for all but the largest families. If you’re optimizing for space, I’d say start with a baseline of around 500 then add 250 per person?

Conversion: 1000sqft = 93sqm

They cause werewolves to revert if they fail a Constitution saving throw

In the context of politics, billionaires have radicalized half the world into thinking that talking about ending certain livelihoods is just as valuable as talking about ways to improve life for your neighbors. It is black and white, there is no middle ground discussion on whether or not vulnerable populations deserve the right to exist

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Typical New Yorker (city, that is)

The majority of NYCers live with 3 roommates and are still unable to pay rent. The guy in OP’s post does not represent most NYers. 1%ers like that are the bane of the city

100 feet of silk rope

I’ve been writing free D&D homebrew for over 10 years. I occasionally use it in my own games and some other people in the community do use it, but it’s rare and generally thankless. If anyone wants to poke a look, here’s two examples:

• Witch class (5e24)
• Koradi (plantfolk) race (5e14 & 5e24)

They’re meh at best. My ADHD rarely lets me enjoy them (f)

I would be beyond heartbroken and go mad

A pickled cucumber

Probably a combination of it being cheaper (as the others said) and data centers not really having to be near right next to cities. It’s easier to plop them in the middle of nowhere.

Sorry to break it to you