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@ Nemo @slrpnk.net

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  • Obviously, since the second date is also where they see if I can cook.

  • I wouldn't even put money on interstellar travel.

  • Strong argument for Hobbes's Leviathan

  • It's not bigotry if your opinion is based on evidence.

  • First date is to see if they can carry a conversation and hold their hooch.

    Second date is to see if they can cook.

  • Select, bespoke, artisanal, reserve

  • Ugh, derailleurs are the worst. Single speed for me as long as I live in Chicago.

  • A communally-constructed Choose-Your-Own-Adventure story or stories, with or without RPG elements.

    But it looks like I'mma have to make it myself.

  • I'm not a fan, though.

  • Thankfully, I do have a job where I get paid more when I work harder.

  • Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?

    3-2-1 Contact

    David the Gnome

  • One hand vertically in from of sternum, wry expression.

  • What a bullshit headline.

  • ah, my bad, that's GBA

  • POWDER

  • I'll confess, I bought this immediately after seeing this post. Plays alright, a little basic, very simple and easy compared to a more mainline roguelikes. Or maybe "shallow" is a better term, not a lot of strategic depth going on. I feel like I'm missing something.

    And as noted elsewhere, there's no in-game mechanism to save during a run.

  • Wikipedia is, yes.

  • Spain. Prosciutto's okay but jamon iberico blows it out of the water.

  • No, both social. "Social media" means content is provided by the users, not the website proprietor.

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Modeled on Myself

  • All things bugs @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Fries on the Side — "I'm a Bug"

    open.spotify.com /track/1r6MBzQquDpw7ZDXh8imHF
  • Lemmy Support @lemmy.ml

    Looking for a way to make links to posts that don't leave the instance.

  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    found my Civilization ][ poster while going cleaning

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.ca

    1986 saw the release of both the Henson / Bowie film Labyrinth and the Ravensberger board game Labyrinth. What was going on in the zeitgeist that created these two seemingly unrelated classics?