BuckenBerry

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In the case of terraria I feel the game's become a bit overstuffed. Bosses like dear clops and the old one's army event don't fit neatly into progression and there are plenty of items that seem redundant since you can get a better version in 10 minutes. Obviously this is a minor complaint by someone who's been playing terraria on and off for nearly half my life but I do wish they worked on a full sequel but I doubt that's ever going to happen.

I've completed Stardew valley twice and I don't feel like replaying all the same character interactions. It feels a bit depressing to build up relationships the second time. That's why I'm so excited about haunted choclatier.

I do want the developers to work on what they're passionate about and I am glad they've supported these games for so long but I do wish they just let them rest.

on just saying... · c/politicalmemes · 11 pts · 252d

On the other hand they had a racist rapist who is knowingly employed by the British government. Wait a min......

This is a bit irrelevant but we can't use sea water for cooling instead. And if we're already heating sea water can't we just heat it up more in the end and create a combined desalination server farm.

Are they any major issues I'm missing

Christopher, my son, did I ever tell you the full story of Shelob? You know, the monstrous spider - descended from the vile Ungoliant! - which I used to read aloud of in our Oxford meetings of the Inklings? Well what I didn't mention back then was Shelob could also transform into a totally hot babe: all pale and dark and wan like Rebecca in lvanhoe or what will later come to be known as the goth subculture. In fact she looked very much like the pornographic actress Stoya who will be born 13 years after I die. Christopher, I will be entrusting you with my estate. If there is ever a videogame adaptation of my work you must make sure they get this Shelob right - make sure she is what the Anglo-Saxons would have called a hæða ecge, a real sexy bitch.

Your individual anecdotes are irrelevant. We can see obesity started to increase worldwide in the 1950s, especially in America.

There are other causes but it was partially due to the rise of more heavily processed foods.

We can, broadly speaking, link obesity to a person's economic status, as having the time to exercise and prepare/purchase healthier foods is a luxury.

We can also link this to the ris of car dependent cities as people walked less.

Countries with more regulation against unhealthy food and more walkable infrastructure have less obesity.

Blaming obesity on laziness is just short-sided.