Chants of Sennaar is absolutely one of my favorite games. It’s one of the few games I’ve played where the mechanics of the game and the themes of the game were in perfect harmony.

But there is surely room between “controlled by the government” and “not accountable for the content on its platform.”

I kind of love those, but they are definitely excessively used.

What is being strange? Am just a normal warm-water port-loving Americain like you.

My favorite baseball player is Mike Truck.

I found it compelling to watch, but not exciting. Kind of in the same way Mr Rogers and Bob Ross held my attention without much happening. Something very real about it.

The very next book? Let Us Follow Him

The countries with declining birthrates have also seen the destruction of their wetlands. The connection is so clear.

My conjecture is that the chives served a religious purpose.

And keep in mind that the difference between a total eclipse and a partial eclipse is massive. It’s worth it to find a spot that is in the line of totality.

Most bees are daughters

-Spoiler- The strongest moment in the game uses the control scheme as story and character development. Only the older brother can swim. After he’s died, you hit a dead end with deep water in the way. You use the older brother’s control stick to swim through it, relying on what he left you with.

They were basically illegal until 1982. It was considered, and I believe still is, market manipulation.

“That depends, young man. Is Goku bloodlusted? Otherwise, I think I stand a shot 4/10 with planning time.”