For some reason my father-in-law was singing La Marseillaise and now I have All You Need Is Love as an earworm.

Wood-fired italian pizza with ham, mushroom and black olives.

Screenshot from Dragon Age Inquisition Sera's Past and Now Things - Now or never. Tell her. (scratched out). I TOLD HER! WE SAID YES! - Lady Jenifry Lavellan is my Wifey! - Do I get her name? That's like family. (A drawing of Sera and Jenifry in so many flowers. "Sera Lavellan" is written in every blanks space.) - Not enough flowers. Never will be.

A. She's my canon romance, and yes, with an elf. Bite me. She's a character with more depth than people give her credit for, and behind the crude humour and the pushing away of "elfy elves" what she really needs is a place to belong. Marrying her provides the ultimate version of that.

I've pretty much stopped talking on Twitter full stop. I didn't delete my account but I uninstalled the app and don't have it on a browser tab on my PC. I figure that if there's some major news that breaks there I'll find out anyway.

B - It serves its purpose and I wouldn't skip it, but I'm not really emotionally affected by it these days.

Just don't bother attending, get someone who went to give you a Sumerian carry on from there.

C - Never thought about it before, but I think that no. They'd all be meat eaters in that world.

C. DAI was for a long time but Cyberpunk 2077 has taken over that role in the last year or two.

Of my canon protagonists it's Hawke on account of the other three being elves, but of all my protagonists the heaviest would be the male Qunari I made to romance Dorian.

Come the fuck on!

A. I think my canon Inquisitor definitely would. She's both adventurous and curious. Hawke and Rook probably not. Dunno about my HoF...

Strictly speaking I've played through some of the heartbreak romances, but in terms of my canon choices, B.

As I understood from what they were saying during the livestream they saw the actual corona briefly when the sun first disappeared behind the moon and just before it reappeared, and they were specifically supposed to be looking at that.

Surely Decathlon will break the bank to keep him? They've invested so much in turning themselves into a genuinely competitive team at the very top level that they can't let the best French stage race rider since Hinault go.

(I was there.)

Great Things YouTube video by Echobelly - Topic

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Compare this mission to the 60s. There's a black pilot and a woman engineer on board. There's international collaboration. There's a woman on Capcom. There's a female science team lead communicating with the astronauts. This is one of the few good things to happen in a decade of shit.

A freeze-frame of the NASA Artemis stream showing a very dark interior of the capsule and a bright phone screen with a photo of the lunar surface taking up the whole screen.

Imagine being close enough to the moon to take this pic with your phone...

A- Yes. Just the once full playthrough so far but there will be more at some point.

An image of the NASA live stream of Artemis 2 featuring an external view of the moon and an interior view of the capsule with a jar of Nutella floating in the foreground.

Anyone else notice that (presumably unintentional) Nutella product placement in the Artemis live stream?

A tough choice. Strangely, I'm inclined to say Veilguard simply because it would be weird to play the others for the first time knowing what comes next...

You guys really need to fix your auto-posting software so it stops sharing preview pieces after the race has finished...

I bet Robbie McEwen was pleased with that line.

Is he not used to it by now after the World's, European's and Lombardia last year?

B. Nope. I made several Inquisitors with different attitudes to the Chantry and such but none were heartless bastards.

OK. Who rotated the photo NASA posted just to have Africa "the right way up?"

B. People complain about the fade and the deep roads but I found the story of Temu Solas to be the least engaging.

Meanwhile he's doing everything in his power to keep the US dependent on fossil fuels, actively obstructing renewable energy construction and dissuading people from using electric vehicles.

Cycle the Solar System The York Solar System model is a scale model of the Solar System, spread out along 6.4 miles (10km) of the old East Coast mainline railway. Along it you can find scale models of all the planets in our...

Jupiter is a further kilometer away and the distances between the planets just keep growing. It was made when Pluto was still considered a planet and that is over 10 km from the sun model. It's great to give you a sense of scale of even out little solar system. www.york.ac.uk/physics-engi...

There's a great representation of that in York, UK. There's a big metal ball representing the Sun and scale models of the planets at the corresponding distance along a cycle path that follows a disused railway line. You get through the rocky inner planets in a few hundred metres 1/2