Red_October

It may help if you try to sound like you almost liked it, but don't. "It's not really my thing," "Tried it, but I just don't love it," and "it just never really worked for me" are examples. Explaining that you feel like you have given it all the chance it needs, and ultimately decided it's not for you. You're not trying to emphasize negativity, just a lack of positivity, if that makes sense. This helps avoid implied criticism of someone else's tastes while conveying your preference.

You would probably get condensation on the duct itself but since the inside of the computer would be warmer than the incoming air, there would be no condensation on or near the electronics.

"You can't even order black coffee anymore" is a common Conservative fantasy. OP definitely has a victim complex.

If you saw this in something like the Hunger Games you wouldn't bat an eye.

The difference is that in going to the past you have some idea of how things played out and what changes might matter. The changes that come up in time travel discussions are things like "kill this person before they do anything" or "let this guy into art school" or "cancel this one particular flight." By the time the real consequences of possible small changes are known, you need more than small changes to acheve your objective.

Given how she vigorously denied any connection well before anyone was talking about it, she pretty much already told on herself.

That's my thought too.

Okay, now who's going to haul garbage and unclog sewers just for the love of the game?

Get out of the tunnel and swab the gunnel!

At this point I'm already capped out on medals, it's pretty easy to earn them faster than we can spend them. Going out of your way to maximize medals earning is just optimizing the fun out of your game.

You can "No True Scotsman" as hard as you want but they're nailing this shit to your church door like that was the only part they learned.

I'm deeply disappointed you didn't take the chance to go with "Ditch the caves, hit the waves!"