

Aren’t they sisters? Not sure how you define “wholesome” with succubi.
Aren’t they sisters? Not sure how you define “wholesome” with succubi.
If they’re going to pretend it wasn’t classified, proving otherwise makes sense.
Early forays into generative AI.
Feel like shit in general since January, not only because of global events but also because of various shitty things happening in my personal life that coincidentally occurred around the same time. I have to say that when it seems like the world is actively on fire and burning down it severely affects my ability to compartmentalize. Like there’s an extra layer of gloom over everything.
It’s nice out today and I’m not feeling particularly awful, though. I made mini chicken pot pies so I’m looking forward to lunch.
Well back then if you got stuck you couldn’t look it up on the internet, so yeah I think so. Especially since you could be unable to solve a puzzle late in the game because you e.g. forgot to grab the dehydrated water at the beginning.
Oh, yeah, Sierra games were always brutal difficulty. They wanted to sell hint books. At least LSL (and Space Quest) killed you in funny ways, unlike King’s Quest.
I predict that that will be…unpopular.
I don’t actually recall these being particularly smutty despite a lot of raunchy jokes. But I also haven’t played them all.
AC mainly. I have a ceiling fan as well.
I tried to think of a name. Then I thought of this.
Huh I thought a galette was more like a tart.
Was trying out Voyager and Thunder yesterday. Thunder seems like the winner to me. Voyager’s appearance isn’t customizable enough for my tastes. I am not a gesture person (I prefer to turn swipe actions for posts and comments off entirely) and really need more tappable things for Voyager to work for me.
One thing I would like in thunder is the ability to hide more of the interface when replying to comments. I have large thumbs and in landscape mode (which I type in exclusively) the button bar takes up a lot of space that could be better used for seeing my typed text and the comment I’m replying to.
I think in the US it’s synonymous with pancakes mostly but it may refer to more old-fashioned, rugged, whole wheat ones that are a bit thicker than most modern pancakes. It’s definitely a bit ambiguous though. Whatever you linked to is definitely not something I’ve ever seen or heard of in the US though. Edit: I’ll also mention I’m not sure what golden syrup is. We have stuff like karo or molasses as baking ingredients, or various maple or maple-ish syrups that typically top pancakes.
I think it will probably vary regionally. Diners and breakfast places often have lots of variations. A couple others I thought of are griddle cakes (old-fashioned pancakes) and saddlebags (which are pancakes mixed with meat and other stuff). I’ve seen stuff like yeast-raised whole wheat pancakes (which I don’t know if they have a particular name). I could also name a few places where you could get things like okonomiyaki or scallion pancakes in my city. Those super thick Japanese-style pancakes also seem to be kind of trendy. America is a big place and there’s lots of food variety.
Well in America we have pancakes, flapjacks, Dutch babies, crepes, Johnny cakes, and probably other things I’m forgetting about that are pancake-adjacent.
Let’s not use the word “controversial” when “nobody with any qualifications would ever fucking agree with this” is more accurate. Controversial suggests a lack of consensus.
Not trying to be judgey, just trying to give you a push. You’re right, we all have stuff. It’s how you deal with it that counts.
You’re actively sabotaging yourself, your relationships, and your physical health because of your thoughts. Also you come across as more than a little unstable. I am not a therapist, but if I can get this impression reading 5 paragraphs of what you write, I would say you have serious issues.
A lot of animals see cute baby animals as easy food. Although some also see them as scary since they often have angry parents around.