If you're trying to player-proof a setting, I don't think leaving the potato out is going to make much difference.
Although, you could have a bunch of billboards up for the "WORLD'S BIGGEST POTATO" and there's just no potato left for them to find
Areas like that do have silly tourist traps though. Maybe it's a giant fiberglass potato, and there's a store with a bunch of stupid merch
Dammit, fuck autocorrect
*tradwife
Go abroad to find a trading, bring her home and get started down the road to naturalization, see her get deported anyway by the fash regime
In my experience, rounds that go off without having a chamber/barrel to contain the casing and direct the bullet just kind of have the casing blow apart without the bullet separating from it. You could lose an eye to flying brass scraps if you're looking at it, but it's not super dangerous otherwise
My best guess on the backflip question would be Lincoln or Teddy Roosevelt.
I didn't know about the cheerleader thing, so that does open up more possibilities.
Societal pressure on sharks is to blame. God forbid a shark stops constantly moving and just gets some rest every once in a while.
Science and magic really aren't separate in M:tA either. Science is a type of magic there.
How to edu-rap like it's the 90s:
1: introduce yourself
2: state what you're here to say
3: go downhill from there
4: rhythm and rhyme don't really matter
By "this" I mean "still being alive."
So sad. He doesn't deserve this. 😔
I remember when he was just a baby. It's just not right for an old man to outlive the younger aberrations.
It is a beautiful drawing, if somewhat disconcerting, what with the riotous tree growth coming from inside the building.
Will never tire of pointing out that:
a) Pete Hegseth's vision for the US military is basically this music video about the Russian Airborne.
b) The units this song is about were instantly massacred by Ukrainians with integrated fire support, despite their very manly karate chop drills.
"Iran was never a threat" is sensitive intelligence? Sensitive how? Because it undercuts the war distraction narrative?
I would argue that one would want consequences from this program
I'm sorry to hear this. Vance surely felt the love you put into his care.
That's how you know whether the cartoon is about something good or something bad
You're not wrong, but I assume when most people are making a To Do list, they're thinking about things with much more urgency. I hope most people wash their sheets more often than they hike the Appalachian Trail from end to end, for instance.
😢 Loving an animal can be hell sometimes
I hate this. Hope things turn around and you have many more years with him.
This is an infuriating statistic. You mean the show I put on in front of air ducts is wasted 80% of the time?
What the hell did he expect after handing near total immunity from prosecution to an obvious narcissist?
Although, I suppose, working out the bugs doesn't help with the actual playing of the game.
Let it sit on the back burner for a while. Sometimes the subconscious will work on a problem while the conscious mind is engaged with other things. You may go back and have progress on the flaws just fall into place.
Why wouldn't they want nuclear weapons? The main reason Russia hasn't been beaten down by Europe for the Ukraine invasion is their nuclear stockpile. The threat of using them lets a country get away with all kinds of offenses.
For the visual learners…
They only live about 4 years
Rats are tragically short-lived. A friend of mine used to keep them as pets, but the high "turnover" rate was depressing. Now he has a parrot that will outlive him.
I saved some baby opossums a few years ago after their mother was hit by a car. I was tempted to keep one, but it's illegal, and also
