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  1. Okay ich guck Cowboy Bebop. Einfach zum relaxed in das Star Wars-Abenteuer morgen einzusteigen. Ein Duo auf Nar Shaddaa. Mechaniker und Dieb. Was sie zusammenschweisst sind ihre Geldbeutel - beide nämlich leer!

    Morgen vielleicht sogar Stream?

    youtu.be/HjNO5uO8V7M

    #ttrpg #StarWars #pnpde #outlaws #bountyHunters #cazaRecompensas

  2. Okay ich guck Cowboy Bebop. Einfach zum relaxed in das Star Wars-Abenteuer morgen einzusteigen. Ein Duo auf Nar Shaddaa. Mechaniker und Dieb. Was sie zusammenschweisst sind ihre Geldbeutel - beide nämlich leer!

    Morgen vielleicht sogar Stream?

    youtu.be/HjNO5uO8V7M

    #ttrpg #StarWars #pnpde #outlaws #bountyHunters #cazaRecompensas

  3. Okay ich guck Cowboy Bebop. Einfach zum relaxed in das Star Wars-Abenteuer morgen einzusteigen. Ein Duo auf Nar Shaddaa. Mechaniker und Dieb. Was sie zusammenschweisst sind ihre Geldbeutel - beide nämlich leer!

    Morgen vielleicht sogar Stream?

    youtu.be/HjNO5uO8V7M

    #ttrpg #StarWars #pnpde #outlaws #bountyHunters #cazaRecompensas

  4. Ja ich weiß, Jedi sind cool und so, aber spielt #outlaws
    Das ist wirklich gut.

    #maythe4thbewithyou #starwars

  5. PENNINGTON BOOSTED BY FAST-BOWLING BATTERY

    Dillon Pennington feels Nottinghamshire’s stable of high-quality fast bowlers are pushing each other to greater heights, as Warwickshire…
    #NewsBeep #News #Cricket #bridge #cricket #Nottingham #nottinghamshire #Outlaws #Sports #Trent #trentbridge #UK #UnitedKingdom #WestBridgford
    newsbeep.com/uk/547508/

  6. Heaven of Boot Hill: A brief history of the end of Sheriff Henry Plummer—Bannock, Montana (1864)

    #Wss366 Boot #HistoricalFiction

    “Lies, lies, lies,” Sheriff Plummer yelled as the Vigilance Committee of Alder Gulch dragged him from his home. His tone was less than manly for a person of his stature. Coatless, breath steaming in the cold winter air, he had lost all his dignity.

    “We caught some of them vermin you call friends. They told us all about you before we hung um,” a freight driver called from the crowd.

    “You elected me to protect you. That’s what I’ve been doing.”

    The hardworking folk of Bannock met his statement with scorn and jeers. Long plagued by bandits, they had no sympathy for an incompetent or corrupt sheriff. At this point, it didn’t matter which; someone would pay.

    Horsehair Ned appeared behind Plummer, holding up a heavy bar of bullion. “Behind his stove. A whole heap of them, pretty as you please.”

    If the sheriff had anything more to say, the catcalls drowned it. Only the minister and the blacksmith kept the crowd from tearing the captured man limb from limb: the minister appealing to their Christian morality, and the other to their desire not to have their heads crushed.

    The uproar dimmed only when they reached the northern road where the miners held his deputies—Buck Stinson and Ned Ray—captive. The shadow of the gallows at the end of the road was having its effect.

    Still, the crowd only grew larger as they progressed. Neither the gallows nor the blistering cold of Montana in January could keep them from making the long trek to the execution grounds.

    “What ya looking at?” the district judge asked, noticing Plummer looking up the steep hill to the east. “Heaven or Boot Hill. Yea be going to one, sure as shooting, and not the tother.”

    “What about a trial?” the man asked, tearing his eyes away from the slope.

    “Don’t need one,” the judge said. “But if it makes you feel better, I hereby pronounce you, Henry Plummer, guilty.”

    The truth lies within his grave, now lost in the dust.

    Sheriff Henry Plummer:

    #Western #WesternHistory #Bannock #SheriffHenryPlummer #Outlaws #TootFic #MicroFiction #NMFic

  7. Heaven of Boot Hill: A brief history of the end of Sheriff Henry Plummer—Bannock, Montana (1864)

    #Wss366 Boot #HistoricalFiction

    “Lies, lies, lies,” Sheriff Plummer yelled as the Vigilance Committee of Alder Gulch dragged him from his home. His tone was less than manly for a person of his stature. Coatless, breath steaming in the cold winter air, he had lost all his dignity.

    “We caught some of them vermin you call friends. They told us all about you before we hung um,” a freight driver called from the crowd.

    “You elected me to protect you. That’s what I’ve been doing.”

    The hardworking folk of Bannock met his statement with scorn and jeers. Long plagued by bandits, they had no sympathy for an incompetent or corrupt sheriff. At this point, it didn’t matter which; someone would pay.

    Horsehair Ned appeared behind Plummer, holding up a heavy bar of bullion. “Behind his stove. A whole heap of them, pretty as you please.”

    If the sheriff had anything more to say, the catcalls drowned it. Only the minister and the blacksmith kept the crowd from tearing the captured man limb from limb: the minister appealing to their Christian morality, and the other to their desire not to have their heads crushed.

    The uproar dimmed only when they reached the northern road where the miners held his deputies—Buck Stinson and Ned Ray—captive. The shadow of the gallows at the end of the road was having its effect.

    Still, the crowd only grew larger as they progressed. Neither the gallows nor the blistering cold of Montana in January could keep them from making the long trek to the execution grounds.

    “What ya looking at?” the district judge asked, noticing Plummer looking up the steep hill to the east. “Heaven or Boot Hill. Yea be going to one, sure as shooting, and not the tother.”

    “What about a trial?” the man asked, tearing his eyes away from the slope.

    “Don’t need one,” the judge said. “But if it makes you feel better, I hereby pronounce you, Henry Plummer, guilty.”

    The truth lies within his grave, now lost in the dust.

    Sheriff Henry Plummer:

    #Western #WesternHistory #Bannock #SheriffHenryPlummer #Outlaws #TootFic #MicroFiction #NMFic

  8. Heaven of Boot Hill: A brief history of the end of Sheriff Henry Plummer—Bannock, Montana (1864)

    #Wss366 Boot #HistoricalFiction

    “Lies, lies, lies,” Sheriff Plummer yelled as the Vigilance Committee of Alder Gulch dragged him from his home. His tone was less than manly for a person of his stature. Coatless, breath steaming in the cold winter air, he had lost all his dignity.

    “We caught some of them vermin you call friends. They told us all about you before we hung um,” a freight driver called from the crowd.

    “You elected me to protect you. That’s what I’ve been doing.”

    The hardworking folk of Bannock met his statement with scorn and jeers. Long plagued by bandits, they had no sympathy for an incompetent or corrupt sheriff. At this point, it didn’t matter which; someone would pay.

    Horsehair Ned appeared behind Plummer, holding up a heavy bar of bullion. “Behind his stove. A whole heap of them, pretty as you please.”

    If the sheriff had anything more to say, the catcalls drowned it. Only the minister and the blacksmith kept the crowd from tearing the captured man limb from limb: the minister appealing to their Christian morality, and the other to their desire not to have their heads crushed.

    The uproar dimmed only when they reached the northern road where the miners held his deputies—Buck Stinson and Ned Ray—captive. The shadow of the gallows at the end of the road was having its effect.

    Still, the crowd only grew larger as they progressed. Neither the gallows nor the blistering cold of Montana in January could keep them from making the long trek to the execution grounds.

    “What ya looking at?” the district judge asked, noticing Plummer looking up the steep hill to the east. “Heaven or Boot Hill. Yea be going to one, sure as shooting, and not the tother.”

    “What about a trial?” the man asked, tearing his eyes away from the slope.

    “Don’t need one,” the judge said. “But if it makes you feel better, I hereby pronounce you, Henry Plummer, guilty.”

    The truth lies within his grave, now lost in the dust.

    Sheriff Henry Plummer:

    #Western #WesternHistory #Bannock #SheriffHenryPlummer #Outlaws #TootFic #MicroFiction #NMFic

  9. Heaven of Boot Hill: A brief history of the end of Sheriff Henry Plummer—Bannock, Montana (1864)

    #Wss366 Boot #HistoricalFiction

    “Lies, lies, lies,” Sheriff Plummer yelled as the Vigilance Committee of Alder Gulch dragged him from his home. His tone was less than manly for a person of his stature. Coatless, breath steaming in the cold winter air, he had lost all his dignity.

    “We caught some of them vermin you call friends. They told us all about you before we hung um,” a freight driver called from the crowd.

    “You elected me to protect you. That’s what I’ve been doing.”

    The hardworking folk of Bannock met his statement with scorn and jeers. Long plagued by bandits, they had no sympathy for an incompetent or corrupt sheriff. At this point, it didn’t matter which; someone would pay.

    Horsehair Ned appeared behind Plummer, holding up a heavy bar of bullion. “Behind his stove. A whole heap of them, pretty as you please.”

    If the sheriff had anything more to say, the catcalls drowned it. Only the minister and the blacksmith kept the crowd from tearing the captured man limb from limb: the minister appealing to their Christian morality, and the other to their desire not to have their heads crushed.

    The uproar dimmed only when they reached the northern road where the miners held his deputies—Buck Stinson and Ned Ray—captive. The shadow of the gallows at the end of the road was having its effect.

    Still, the crowd only grew larger as they progressed. Neither the gallows nor the blistering cold of Montana in January could keep them from making the long trek to the execution grounds.

    “What ya looking at?” the district judge asked, noticing Plummer looking up the steep hill to the east. “Heaven or Boot Hill. Yea be going to one, sure as shooting, and not the tother.”

    “What about a trial?” the man asked, tearing his eyes away from the slope.

    “Don’t need one,” the judge said. “But if it makes you feel better, I hereby pronounce you, Henry Plummer, guilty.”

    The truth lies within his grave, now lost in the dust.

    Sheriff Henry Plummer:

    #Western #WesternHistory #Bannock #SheriffHenryPlummer #Outlaws #TootFic #MicroFiction #NMFic

  10. Heaven of Boot Hill: A brief history of the end of Sheriff Henry Plummer—Bannock, Montana (1864)

    #Wss366 Boot #HistoricalFiction

    “Lies, lies, lies,” Sheriff Plummer yelled as the Vigilance Committee of Alder Gulch dragged him from his home. His tone was less than manly for a person of his stature. Coatless, breath steaming in the cold winter air, he had lost all his dignity.

    “We caught some of them vermin you call friends. They told us all about you before we hung um,” a freight driver called from the crowd.

    “You elected me to protect you. That’s what I’ve been doing.”

    The hardworking folk of Bannock met his statement with scorn and jeers. Long plagued by bandits, they had no sympathy for an incompetent or corrupt sheriff. At this point, it didn’t matter which; someone would pay.

    Horsehair Ned appeared behind Plummer, holding up a heavy bar of bullion. “Behind his stove. A whole heap of them, pretty as you please.”

    If the sheriff had anything more to say, the catcalls drowned it. Only the minister and the blacksmith kept the crowd from tearing the captured man limb from limb: the minister appealing to their Christian morality, and the other to their desire not to have their heads crushed.

    The uproar dimmed only when they reached the northern road where the miners held his deputies—Buck Stinson and Ned Ray—captive. The shadow of the gallows at the end of the road was having its effect.

    Still, the crowd only grew larger as they progressed. Neither the gallows nor the blistering cold of Montana in January could keep them from making the long trek to the execution grounds.

    “What ya looking at?” the district judge asked, noticing Plummer looking up the steep hill to the east. “Heaven or Boot Hill. Yea be going to one, sure as shooting, and not the tother.”

    “What about a trial?” the man asked, tearing his eyes away from the slope.

    “Don’t need one,” the judge said. “But if it makes you feel better, I hereby pronounce you, Henry Plummer, guilty.”

    The truth lies within his grave, now lost in the dust.

    Sheriff Henry Plummer:

    #Western #WesternHistory #Bannock #SheriffHenryPlummer #Outlaws #TootFic #MicroFiction #NMFic

  11. WHOA. "Star Wars: Outlaws" was just released on *Xbox Game Pass* for subscribers.

    More FREE Star Wars gaming!

    ✅ Star Wars Outlaws | Xbox
    xbox.com/en-US/games/store/sta
    #StarWars #Outlaws #XboxGamePass

  12. Let's stand with Palestine – Vol. 2

    Ateliersi, venerdì 19 dicembre alle ore 19:00 CET

    Torniamo ad incontrarci per parlare di Palestina, per tenere alta l'attenzione e soprattutto continuare a raccogliere fondi per supportare il popolo palestinese e chi si mobilita al suo fianco. Da metà ottobre è entrata in vigore una "tregua" di facciata, che ha visto l'intensificarsi della violenza nella striscia di G4za e in Cisgiordana.
    Il genocidio del popolo palestinese non si è mai fermato, ma si parla sempre meno di quello che sta succedendo. In questi giorni arrivano notizie terribili delle condizioni di vita insopportabili a cui sono costrette oltre 2 milioni di persone, peggiorate dall'arrivo dell'inverno con piogge intensissime.
    Come sempre tutto l'incasso della serata e delle autoproduzioni sarà destinato a supportare progetti in P4alestin4, e a persone e nuclei familiari palestinesi, con cui siamo in contatto diretto.

    dalle 19.00 Expo serigrafie + banchetti
    19.30 proiezione documentario "Colpevoli di Palestina"
    20.30 – 22.30 cena veg, banchetti e musica

    LIVE
    22.30 KAT & LAU

    TEKNO PARTY
    23.30/1.00 Dj Pimpa
    1.00/2.30 kandeesha_
    2.30/chiusura 0203 _outlaws.crew_

    Contributo partecipativo benefit Palestina:
    dalle 19: offerta libera e consapevole 
    dalle 22.30: 7 euro

    no tessere / no pos / solo cash

    Il documentario "Colpevoli di Palestina", realizzato dal comitato Free Anan, racconta la vicenda giudiziaria di Anan Yaeesh, combattente della Seconda Intifada, incarcerato dal 27 gennaio 2024 dallo Stato italiano che lo sta processando, insieme a Ali Irar e Mansour Doghmosh, per aver preso parte alla Resistenza palestinese.

    Kat & Lau sono Katarina dei So Beast e Laura Agnusdei, voce, sampler, sax e elettronica. Il live, più che dialogo fra le due, è un confronto sonoro delicato e crudo sull'orlo dell'apocalisse. Alla base improvvisazione, emozioni senza filtro spezzate dalle parole, canti freestyle e beats.

    From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!
    #freepalestine #stopoccupation #stopgenocide

    Questa seratà è in collaborazione con Ateliersì

    balotta.org/event/lets-stand-w

  13. Let's stand with Palestine – Vol. 2

    Ateliersi, venerdì 19 dicembre alle ore 19:00 CET

    Torniamo ad incontrarci per parlare di Palestina, per tenere alta l'attenzione e soprattutto continuare a raccogliere fondi per supportare il popolo palestinese e chi si mobilita al suo fianco. Da metà ottobre è entrata in vigore una "tregua" di facciata, che ha visto l'intensificarsi della violenza nella striscia di G4za e in Cisgiordana.
    Il genocidio del popolo palestinese non si è mai fermato, ma si parla sempre meno di quello che sta succedendo. In questi giorni arrivano notizie terribili delle condizioni di vita insopportabili a cui sono costrette oltre 2 milioni di persone, peggiorate dall'arrivo dell'inverno con piogge intensissime.
    Come sempre tutto l'incasso della serata e delle autoproduzioni sarà destinato a supportare progetti in P4alestin4, e a persone e nuclei familiari palestinesi, con cui siamo in contatto diretto.

    dalle 19.00 Expo serigrafie + banchetti
    19.30 proiezione documentario "Colpevoli di Palestina"
    20.30 – 22.30 cena veg, banchetti e musica

    LIVE
    22.30 KAT & LAU

    TEKNO PARTY
    23.30/1.00 Dj Pimpa
    1.00/2.30 kandeesha_
    2.30/chiusura 0203 _outlaws.crew_

    Contributo partecipativo benefit Palestina:
    dalle 19: offerta libera e consapevole 
    dalle 22.30: 7 euro

    no tessere / no pos / solo cash

    Il documentario "Colpevoli di Palestina", realizzato dal comitato Free Anan, racconta la vicenda giudiziaria di Anan Yaeesh, combattente della Seconda Intifada, incarcerato dal 27 gennaio 2024 dallo Stato italiano che lo sta processando, insieme a Ali Irar e Mansour Doghmosh, per aver preso parte alla Resistenza palestinese.

    Kat & Lau sono Katarina dei So Beast e Laura Agnusdei, voce, sampler, sax e elettronica. Il live, più che dialogo fra le due, è un confronto sonoro delicato e crudo sull'orlo dell'apocalisse. Alla base improvvisazione, emozioni senza filtro spezzate dalle parole, canti freestyle e beats.

    From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!
    #freepalestine #stopoccupation #stopgenocide

    Questa seratà è in collaborazione con Ateliersì

    balotta.org/event/lets-stand-w

  14. Time for a guitar solo that I always liked as much as Skynyrd’s “Freebird.” The lyrics even more so.
    #MusicOfMastodon
    #70sAlbumRock
    #Outlaws

    Those who don't believe me
    Find your souls and set them free
    Those who do, believe and love
    This time will be your key
    Time and time again I've thanked them
    For a piece of mind
    They helped me find myself
    Amongst the music and the rhyme
    That enchants you there

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=cz2CAtEx

  15. "In Anglo-Saxon England, the bounty for killing an outlaw was the same as for killing a wolf. By the late Middle Ages, this had evolved into the legal principle of wolfesheed: the outlaw was a wolf, able to be hunted and killed exactly like a wolf, legally and by any means."

    reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/com

    Found via initiativeone.blogspot.com/201 which has more good RPG thoughts about bandits.

    #history #outlaws #anglosaxon #ttrpg #osr #bandits #blogospherefind

  16. Hm. The protagonist of #Outlaws had a very good and distinct voice actor, probably during the cutscenes for the most part though.
    At a guess, it's probably the same actor who did Boston Low.
    Hey, can we have a remaster of #TheDig, please? I know it's just one of the very many #LucasArts point'n'click adventures, but it's one of my favourites, I loved the Indiana Jones In Space vibes it had.

  17. Hm. The protagonist of #Outlaws had a very good and distinct voice actor, probably during the cutscenes for the most part though.
    At a guess, it's probably the same actor who did Boston Low.
    Hey, can we have a remaster of #TheDig, please? I know it's just one of the very many #LucasArts point'n'click adventures, but it's one of my favourites, I loved the Indiana Jones In Space vibes it had.

  18. Hm. The protagonist of #Outlaws had a very good and distinct voice actor, probably during the cutscenes for the most part though.
    At a guess, it's probably the same actor who did Boston Low.
    Hey, can we have a remaster of #TheDig, please? I know it's just one of the very many #LucasArts point'n'click adventures, but it's one of my favourites, I loved the Indiana Jones In Space vibes it had.

  19. omg #LucasArts' #Outlaws is getting a remaster??! 😍

    I loved this game. #ClintBajakian did an amazing job for the soundtrack, channeling #EnnioMorricone's classics. And the animated cutscenes were amazing at the time, and quite emotional.

    As for the game itself, you ask? Wild West Duke3D.

    #GamesComONL

  20. As Outlaws Remastered is announced at #GamesCom

    Here a fun project from 7 years ago, when I remaked every single frame of the Outlaws Opening Title in glorious 1080p : youtube.com/watch?v=eN6DJgVxrRo

    Yes, I love Outlaws. Everything about it. And I want to make a remake of it, it's a dream of mine, with full redo off the animated cutscenes and all.

    #Outlaws #Videogames #LucasArts

  21. 🕶️ "For the honest, there's the law. For the rest… there's the #Outlaws !"

    #Outlaws Streaming Now On #Tentkotta

    👉 Subscribe now: tentkotta.com
    ✅ Go legal. Say no to piracy!

    #DonLeeStyle #RulesAreForTheGood #OutlawEnergy #DonLee #India #Streaming

  22. @the_white_wolf Ja, aber nun mach ich erstmal ne Pause und widme mich zb #starwars #outlaws DLC, #thesurge und #oblivionremake ...
    So viel zu tun .-.
    Und dann hab ich nochmal später wieder was von Horizon und Aloy :3

  23. @the_white_wolf Ja, aber nun mach ich erstmal ne Pause und widme mich zb #starwars #outlaws DLC, #thesurge und #oblivionremake ...
    So viel zu tun .-.
    Und dann hab ich nochmal später wieder was von Horizon und Aloy :3

  24. @the_white_wolf Ja, aber nun mach ich erstmal ne Pause und widme mich zb #starwars #outlaws DLC, #thesurge und #oblivionremake ...
    So viel zu tun .-.
    Und dann hab ich nochmal später wieder was von Horizon und Aloy :3

  25. @the_white_wolf Ja, aber nun mach ich erstmal ne Pause und widme mich zb DLC, und ...
    So viel zu tun .-.
    Und dann hab ich nochmal später wieder was von Horizon und Aloy :3

  26. @the_white_wolf Ja, aber nun mach ich erstmal ne Pause und widme mich zb #starwars #outlaws DLC, #thesurge und #oblivionremake ...
    So viel zu tun .-.
    Und dann hab ich nochmal später wieder was von Horizon und Aloy :3

  27. A quotation from Cicero

    That, Senators, is what a favour from gangsters amounts to. They refrain from murdering someone; then they boast that they have spared him!
     
    [Quod est aliud, patres conscripti, beneficium latronum, nisi ut commemorare possint iis se dedisse vitam, quibus non ademerint?]

    Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC) Roman orator, statesman, philosopher
    Philippics [Philippicae; Antonian Orations], No. 2, ch. 3 / sec. 5 (3.3; 3.5) (44-10-24 BC) [tr. Grant (1960)]

    Sourcing, notes, other translations: wist.info/cicero-marcus-tulliu…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #cicero #bandits #brigands #crime #criminals #gangsters #mercy #murder #outlaws #robbers #sparing #lowbar #expectations

  28. A quotation from Cicero

    That, Senators, is what a favour from gangsters amounts to. They refrain from murdering someone; then they boast that they have spared him!
     
    [Quod est aliud, patres conscripti, beneficium latronum, nisi ut commemorare possint iis se dedisse vitam, quibus non ademerint?]

    Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC) Roman orator, statesman, philosopher
    Philippics [Philippicae; Antonian Orations], No. 2, ch. 3 / sec. 5 (3.3; 3.5) (44-10-24 BC) [tr. Grant (1960)]

    Sourcing, notes, other translations: wist.info/cicero-marcus-tulliu…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #cicero #bandits #brigands #crime #criminals #gangsters #mercy #murder #outlaws #robbers #sparing #lowbar #expectations