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I believe that the the claim that medieval people needed to drink beer because water wasn't safe to drink is a bit of a myth. They built aquaducts, dug wells, etc.
As far as I understand it, it was more to do with preference (beer is great!) and calories. Beer was a good way to turn grains into easily quaffed liquid meals.
I love them! Generally find that once you get one it's a lot easier. I find that if I've not looked at one for a while, and 8k kit getting it, and I go back to the first one I got (some boxing kangaroos) and normally it just clicks again.
My partner can't see them, and is convinced it's just a dumb hoax that people on the Internet play pretending they can see them.
I do have a wood fired oven, but it's inside. So homemade pizza is a winter only thing. But takeout pizza is year round.
Oh. My. The shame. You're exactly right. That's what it was. Don't remember turning it on, but since I'm apparently a dumbass, I would take my word for it. Thank you!
It is! Loved it as a kid, and gave me a lifelong fondness for command line terminals.
I used to work as a chef, but I still find it hard to cook for myself because of all the little tasks of deciding and shopping and so on. For a good while I used hello fresh just because it made things easy and uncomplicated week nights, and then at the weekend I'd cook fun or more elaborate stuff.
They're not as cheap as cooking for yourself, but adhd's poor planning and impulse control led to a lot of wasted food and expensive takeout. So in the end it didn't feel like to changed my overall expenses, and at least I was eating a cooked meal with meat and veg, not just eating instant ramen or ordering unhealthy deliveries.
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That there were some areas ruled by monarchs and now they're one bigger area ruled by a single monarch.
No, I've probably hid less than ten posts in the last year.
That's the one! Weird. Still not working for me, and I tried hiding some other posts, but none seem to work. It shows the post, but the menu now says unhide. Unless there's a setting I've toggles off to make all my hidden posts visible?
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Has anyone ever heard of the "classic prophet-squeeze-monster trope"? What could it possibly describe?
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I came across this cryptic phrase in a description of an old D&D adventure Tale of the Comet . In context, it seems to describe the designer solving a problem of game balance by having the powerful technology items have limited charges / uses before expiring. But I cannot parse prophet-squeeze-monster and I certianly don't recognise it as a classic trope. Any ideas?
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La Vie En Rose is a classic for a reason. I'd probably go for Grace Jones' version.