There's a great sequel too, but the first one is a lot of fun with friends if you like survival, base building, beautiful scenery, and naked cannibals chasing you through the woods screaming.
Who is this missing person with the pacemaker, and how is covering what's happening to her helping Nazis?
If it's the elderly woman in the photo, and if she's missing (trying to locate her heart makes it seem so), should word not be spread via the news, in case someone might have some information as to her location, etc?
Or is the elderly woman a Nazi and you'd rather she not be found?
I'm the leader of an intergalactic scientific expedition to find out what happened to the ancient friendly aliens that used to live there.
Also, I get to move in to their perfectly preserved, super advanced city! It usually just floats on an ocean, but when it really has to, this baby can fly.
(Thanks for the informative response! It made my brain go off on a bit of a tangent haha)
I always thought that term was weird, African American.
Like, are they African, or American, they can't be both. If we're trying to say "American but of African genetic descent", that can (maybe) include white Africans who have lived there many generations, not to mention the more truly native people in African nations like Egypt or Morocco, who, to put it crudely, may not always be considered 'black' enough or from the appropriate cultural group to be called African American.
And, if we're using the term, why aren't most white people in the USA called European Americans?
It seems a weird and very specific label applied to people of a very particular skin colour and heritage, to avoid using the word black, even though that's not, on its own, a racist term. It's just a descriptive visual trait, like tall, thin, white, muscly, gaunt, etc.
I think it says more about the person saying it, when they feel like calling a person black is, in a vacuum, being racist, you know?
Like, coming up with a weird special term that doesn't really stay logically consistent just to dance around the fact that you're uncomfortable with someone else's skin colour is weird, you know?
Anyway, I'm not from there, so there are probably big gaps in my knowledge on the subject, it's just always seemed really odd to me as an outsider looking in, haha.
...Especially when some Americans come over here and start calling local black people "African American". Dawg you in Europe! You're calling a French black dude American 😂
Haha, fuckin hilarious. I'm gonna proclaim February 6th as Margaret Thatcher Day too.
That'll give us a year to really prepare for next year's Margaret Thatcher Day.
What should be some of the hall marks of Margaret Thatcher Day? What should go on the bunting and balloons? What sort of foods should we encourage people to make for the street parties?
We put our old furniture/appliances out, and when the scrap man passes they take it away for free (or you can call the council and they'll take it away for free also).
I've got a couch out in my garden at the moment, council's taking it to the tip on Monday.
...Where are we supposed to leave it for pickup, on the roof?
Yeah that's a dick move, it's so rare that we get snow, I enjoy looking out of the window and seeing it.
Not to mention that it's taboo over here to enter someone else's garden without good reason, this bloke's asking for it though, where's his hedge? Not even a fence? Come on. But I digress.
Thing is, if they'd just asked I bet he'd have said sure, and been happy to help, but it's people stepping over the line and going outside of the basic social contact we have in our communities, that's what pisses ya off.
One day when you're an adult, you'll look back at the childish patronising insults you threw at millions of women, men and children, none of whom you know or have any right to judge, in order to feel a sense of smug superiority for a few moments on the Internet.
Interesting, here in the UK they sell it at a discount, which greatly helps us poorer people afford food.
Ironically if it's all donated to food banks instead, I'd never see it and would struggle more - I may be poor but I can afford food so I don't want to take away from what others might need more than me.
The whole system is sadly broken anyway, so much food, yet so many hungry :-(
So long as it's affordable. I'm not paying more than £250 for a mobile phone, even that's on the high end of what I can justify for a phone.
I'm stuck using Chinese brands if I want a good, affordable phone, but they have so many intentional software issues.
Nothing's perfect, but if I could get a better phone that doesn't lock down stuff (it's my phone after all, I'm in charge of my own life), and if it were at an affordable price point - unlike these crazies that think £1000 is a reasonable price for a phone (!!!), I'd jump on it <3
I'd rather things were done at a true national level, holistically with many other things, bringing in the systemic change we so desperately need to solve homelessness and beyond, but I suppose life has taught me that that will never happen.
So, if my city can at least do one small thing to help one small group for a few years, good.
The Forest.
There's a great sequel too, but the first one is a lot of fun with friends if you like survival, base building, beautiful scenery, and naked cannibals chasing you through the woods screaming.