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just some white she/her older millennial. "a villain that fights by the book of arithmetic." will be your book reading coach and cheerleader if you want, please ask. not a professional account. i hate reply guys and will make it weird. same with doomers
"Station Eleven" is reminding me of "Carnivale," and it's serendipitous to be watching both. Traveling caravan entertainers in a time of visceral danger and survival, facing an enormous evil. And both are HBO shows.
Truly manosphere guys are obviously tilted anyway but every woman I know loves men who take care of pets and children. Nurturing is a huge part of what makes a man so interesting and cool and attractive.
I'm starting "Station Eleven" (show) and I would die for Jeevan

i just bought "watchword," a creative and fun roguelike word game -- it has a chunky demo you should check out, then please think about buying the game.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2906730/Watchword/

#games #indieGames #wordGames

Watchword on Steam

Watchword is the anagram roguelike. Strategically spell real and made-up words while using magical rule-bending books to score massively satisfying combos. Build your deck of letter tiles and find synergies in this endlessly re-playable twist on classic word games.

@Tijn do you know this Dutch youtuber? This is also about a Dutch game, "Grunn"

https://youtu.be/ZoCLNK2rqC4

When A Horror Game Pretends To Be "Cozy"

YouTube
Hi do you have a regular drip coffee pot that you like? Not a pourover, press, percolator, etc. What's your drip coffee pot if so?
why is bluesky so unstable lately? it seems like whenever i check the site is crashing, and in different weird ways
iCarly.... iTruckly. iJeeply
i'm coining the "chicago thermostat" which is when you have a radiator turned to max at all times so the elderly people in your building don't die, you have no way to adjust it, and your windows are cracked in the dead of winter.
last weekend i talked with a colleague of my partner about how i've never had a thermostat in my life and still need help figuring them out. i'm curious if there are other things about relative "newness" of homes (i know HVAC isn't new, but many still don't have it!) that you find novel?