Mortar and pestle is terrible for weed unless its dry as fuck and way overcured. Anything remotely sticky or dense is just gonna smoosh into a weed ball.
emeralddawn45
joined 2 years ago
Blue prince was great, but I found that it got way too repetitive in the (post)endgame and didn't have enough return on each playthrough to keep me engaged. Theres a real sense of diminishing returns on the exploration and secrets and it takes way too goddamn long to get anything done. I wish there was a way to make more persistent changes that carry through to the next day once you've reached the final room.
How can everyone on a private tracker maintain seed ratios above 1? Is it mathematically impossible?
Iirc what.cd was freeleech for the first week, so i did go nuts. Downloaded anything that seemed popular that didn't have a huge amount of seeders, and then after the freeleech period ended i downloaded basically every freeleech torrent i could find whether i wanted it or not, just for the seeding. This let me keep quite a good ratio despite having a terrible upload speed at the time. Alot of sites will also give bonus seeder points for uploading new torrents i think, especially if they have a request or bounty system.
Adobe did that a long time ago.
Why would yhere always need to be hunger? Its been proven over and over that this is a solvable problem and we have more than enough resources to solve it. They even put a monetary amount on it and it could easily be solved by a single billionaire. And then we know that once people arent starving or desperate for shelter and constantly concerned about their basic needs and survival, crime goes way down. And why does there need to be war? Because the oil companies or mercenaries and military industrial complex demands it? Let them die and we could easily have a much better society that takes care of all peoples basic needs. Its really not that complicated.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fsfz3f18NxU
"In 1812 madison was mad,
He was the president you know.
Well he thought he'd tell the british where they ought to go.
He thought he'd invade canada,
He thought that he was tough.
Instead we went to washington,
And burned down all his stuff.
And the white house burned, burned, burned.
And we're the ones that did it
It burned, burned, burned.
While the president ran and cried,
It burned, burned, burned.
And things were very historical,
And the Americans ran and cried like a bunch of little babies WaWaWa
In the war of 1812."
In my area in ontario i dont think i have seen any unmarked cars in a few years at least, but for a while about 5-10 years ago they were pulling all sorts of shit, i saw an unmarked pickup truck, like 4 different models of unmarked suvs, and at least a couple different unmarked cruiser designs. They were being sneaky as hell with it for a bit.
I dont believe this is true in practice as much as you might like it to be, and I'd love to see any actual data you might have to support your assertion
Yeah i used to make a big batch of sriracha aioli every once in a while, its so good.
Holy shit that was obnoxious to scroll past
Dows anyone else hear drums?
I had a 2006 escape with a v6 that felt amazing to drive. That thing accelerated like a beast. Anytime someone with a flashy sports car would pull up beside me at a red light and be revving their engine id floor it as soon as the light changed and leap ahead of them, until i hit 60 and then id level off and let them pull ahead. Such a satisfying feeling watching these wxpensive new cars drop behind though. Of course thats probably all due to their drivers, i dont acrual have any illusions that it was the faster car in most cases, but it did have very unexpected power and a nice amount of cargo space. I really miss that car. Shame they seem to have gone downhill.