IDK about the first two, still learning it myself, but for your third bullet point:
Settings > Account Preferences > Show NSFW
This is a setting that's saved by your instance, not by Boost, so if you change it on one account it shouldn't affect the others. I think.
It's the fault of the user who made that post. They used Markdown incorrectly. Plain text is supposed to go in the square brackets, and the url is supposed to go in the parentheses. [This](https://www.kcsoftwares.com/?sumo) becomes This.
They literally created a link that uses "url" as the url. Trying to click their link gives an error no matter which browser or app you use.
Shut up and take my upvote!
True, but without Tavern Brawler, unarmed strikes deal less damage than improvised weapons.
Pretty awesome!
That's gorgeous!
Thank you!
Focaccia is a chewy Italian style of bread. I brushed it with olive oil, crushed red pepper, and dried herbs.
Caprese salad is traditionally made of tomatoes, basil, mozzarella, and balsamic vinegar. I also added some finely-sliced red onion because I like the taste.
Ooh, pumpkin king and pumpkin tendrils too! Love it!
I noticed that in the credits at the bottom of the page too! I love MediEvil. Sir Dan has a special place in my childhood.
It's pretty decent. On top of the grappling bonus action, it gives you proficiency with improvised weapons. This helps when you're using your shield as an improvised weapon because your other hand is holding someone.
I don't want to be pedantic because I appreciate your astute analysis, but as a fan of classic movies, it's clear that this isn't an ad, but rather a t-shirt referring to a humorous line from Legally Blonde.
Unfortunately, the composition of the photograph omits the sleeves and neck of the shirt, and the design evokes the imagery and aesthetic of advertisements for 1960's drive-in theater concession stands, so it is easy to mistake it for an ad.
Ultimately, the main point of your comment, that the phrase is still difficult to read even though the words "Hot Dog" are grouped together, still stands.
Which then does work for this post...