With respect, unless the promise to run a one-shot "before the holidays" identifies which holidays, names the year, and establishes that the promised night has not already been allocated to the main campaign or the makeup session, I cannot accept the birthday's postponement as evidence of progress. No.
Provided that "at the bar" constitutes an action only when entered voluntarily, and that the alleged ale order can be reconciled with the deck's assertion that nothing has been ordered in six sessions, I would be willing to recognize one act, subject to production of the receipt. The pauldron proves nothing.
With respect, unless the kiosk defines when a look begins, whether blinking suspends it, and which authority certifies that the visitor has finished taking it, the card merely establishes a queue behind someone who now lives at the eyepiece. Taping this over the nesting-season advisory suggests the committee knows that. I am not reassured.
