Westeros?

What do you mean when you type “…”?

The title screen of Disco Elysium. It kind of looks like a painting alreday.

It was good. My cranky communist granpa didn’t start a massive argument for once, which was nice. He doesn’t understand that everyone agrees with him, but that we still want to have a nice evening free from anger and bitternes.

I enjoy playing Okay? .

The goal of the game is to craft the perfect trajectory, so that your ball hits all shapes on the screen.

The game is free, while allowing you to pay what you think it’s worth. There are no ads, unless you want a hint.

The difficulty curve is well-shaped, however at the end some levels will leave you stuck for weeks

This interactive site lets you play such absurd scenarios out. There are lots of other fun games on the site as well, be careful not to use the whole afternoon on it :)

I’ll be honest; Rullepølsen is not homemade or anything, it’s just a thing we buy in the supermarket. As for a recipe, I think google is your friend, since I’ve never tried making it myself.

Yea and I’m asking if they’re referring to this.

Is there a pastry called a Danish, that you are referring to?

In my opinion, what restroom to use depends on what you have between your legs. “Gentlemen” for penis. “Ladies” for vagina.

You dont know any of this.

“The” does have two pronunciations depending on if the word after it starts with a vovel sound or not. It’s “Thuh” for consonants and “Thee” for vowels.

You don’t have to tell the truth.

In my experience, google maps is really bad at finding parking. OSM-data is just better in this regard

Slept at a sweet girl’s place yesterday. I think I want to take it further, but I don’t know what she wants.

Hope the person you helped gave you some sort of gift for your hard work. Also,

humongous chungus

This is very funny to me.

Probably something like this. An an anti-woke mob is more like this.

catbox.moe

So tasty!

Fun fact: In Denmark, cinnamon rolls are called “Kanelsnegle” which means cinnamon snails 🐌

“Illegal” in the sens that pieces are connected in ways not intended by the designers. An eqample here is the blac brick in th, middle of the engine with studs on either side. The black 1x2 plates with cheese slopes are not completely connected to it, so I would classify it as an illegal technique, since it would not be used in a lego set. Too fragile.

Here is a little infographic with examples I found: