I find that the less showers I'm taking the less productive I'm probably being.
If "dusting the house" means removing dust from the environment, wouldn't de-dusting mean to empty the vacuum bag all over bombsite B?
Unnecessary crossover? Sure, I'll give you that one.
Two of the worst shows in (sic) television?? Absolutely not.
Misreading that headline, I had to question if Peppa was voiced by a 99 year old man.
For a while, there was a patent on it, at least in he US. I remember having to root a Sony phone to enable the fingerprint reader on the power button about 10 years ago.
And right here, you can see the point where this poster lost any last shred of good faith.
Thanks. I really hate the clickbait titles they use over there.
It's not about agreeing or not agreeing with them, it's the fact that it's a misleading fluff piece and you full well know it.
But you did post the dumb article. Enjoy the downcotes and a block from me
As someone with more RGB things in my house than one should admit to, I can see where the confusion comes in.
They should have specified pigments or light.
However, when you look at it from the perspective of the first things we teach kids about colors, green is a mixture of the primary colors yellow and blue.
I only have marques brown's comment to back this up, but he said the two stage camera button doesn't do anything yet but it's coming in a future update. I'm baffled how Apple feels okay releasing this new hardware without the software to support it.
She's the only anti-genocide candidate on the ballot. That's enough to get waste my vote.
Fixed it for you.
So you're ignoring the orgies, bdsm dungeon, and octopus fucking?
Perfect example. It feels like OP misses a style of movie that doesn't get made much anymore but the reason it doesn't get made isn't from any sense of political correctness. It's a combination of how audiences spend money and how much money Hollywood expects to make.
'X is too expensive right now': Americans are spending less or skipping X altogether.
X = travel, housing, food, healthcare....
Connections Puzzle #430 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟪🟪🟪🟪 🟦🟦🟦🟦 🟨🟨🟨🟨
For a puzzle with so many cross over red herrings, this just kinda fell into place.
It's that time of year again. A time to reflect on the last year and look forward to the next. In 2023, my partner and I decided to undertake a 10x10 challenge despite having two kids under 5 taking up a lot of our time.
We made some minor adjustments to the 10x10 formula to fit our situation better. Instead of a single game, we included a small games category we could check off every time we brought out a game like Fox in the Forest or something similarly light and quick. We included a family game night category so our 4 year old could mark off things every time we suffered through played a riveting game of Candy Land. Finally, we included "game nights" as a category in an attempt to make the time to invite friends and family over for games, or to get out and attend other friend's game nights.
To track everything I made up a chart to keep on the fridge and color in every time we played a game on the list. As you can see below, we did not finish our 10x10 challenge but we did have a good time. There was a lot more gaming than was captured on the chart due to game nights and just playing games we didn't include on the list.
My favorite games for 2023 were probably Race for the Galaxy and Heat: Pedal to the Metal. Hopefully, I catch Heat in stock soon so I can add it to my collection.
Looking forward to 2024 we again reworked the 10x10 to suit our style a bit more and encourage playing more of our collection. We chose 5 games to play 10 times and 10 games to play 5 times. This still gives us a goal of 100 games played. There is still a wild card category to catch some one off games we're itching to play.
We have also included bonus points for putting together puzzles and for hosting game nights.
Click here to see the 2023 and 2024 charts.
Is anyone else doing a challenge this year? Anything new or old you're especially excited to include?