Yeah I could see that. Weirdly both Mulgrew and Blanchett have portrayed Katherine Hepburn. Maybe there's something similar about them that's not immediately apparent. Is it cheekbones?
Right, I am disagreeing with the text interpretation of the meme. I hadn't considered it could be AI so thank you, that would explain why it doesn't align.
I don't think this meme is implying that Ea-Nasir is associated with horniness. The picture is Imhotep from The Mummy. The historical Imhotep was, like Ea-Nasir, an architect, writer, etc, but because his name is used as the villain in The Mummy films and his motivation is resurrecting his love, he is also associated with horniness and not shitty copper.
It really depends on your comfort level and setup. At three months it's not uncommon for the baby to share a room with the parents in a bassinet. Three month olds don't really do much and you want to work on the baby sleeping during the night, so you'd want to hold them for a bit until they get settled then lay them down to let them fall asleep in the bed of choice. Depending on the baby this could take some coaxing, cuddling, etc. if they're in their own nursery and you have a monitor or something you can put them down, go back to bed, and either try and get back to sleep or watch them for a bit.
But yes, you would hang out with them for a bit to get them back to sleep. It is super peaceful holding a sleepy baby.
The goal isn't a dystopian future, the goal is to make a bunch of money and selling a dystopian future happens to be a great way of doing that. But that would suggest that a system which incentives creating that future is perhaps not in people's best interests.
I do not have experience with this one, but it looks like it's priced at about the level of the Baratza Encore, which I can recommend after several years of daily use. I would be hesitant about the touch screen. That seems like a failure point and doesn't really add much benefit to the machine, but maybe I'm jaded from the horrible appliance touchscreens I've encountered.
Hey I'm also reading LeGuin right now! The Left Hand of Darkness for me. I'll admit to not being entirely absorbed by it for a bit but I'm in the climax right now and the writing is stellar.
Just finished a playthrough of this. Wonderful game. A lot of love for the genre and the medium shines though. A completionist run is especially rewarding and the level design and music in particular shine. Their previous game The Messenger is also worth checking out.
The position of Sheriff in MA is such a joke. Holdover from the days of county governments that no longer exist anymore. They're glorified superintendents cosplaying as law enforcement. Their employees are paid by the state, earn state retirement, their budgets are line items. It's time we fucking get rid of the office of sheriff altogether.
This ranking is way off because the best Sonoc games are the ones I played as a kid when I was really into Sonic and the worst ones are all the other ones
Thank you, all of that makes sense of course. I assumed that having troops with urban drop experience was the point, but if the point is to avoid urban drops at all costs then yeah this just seems like a way to hurt people and damage stuff. But like not in the normal military way.
Yeah I could see that. Weirdly both Mulgrew and Blanchett have portrayed Katherine Hepburn. Maybe there's something similar about them that's not immediately apparent. Is it cheekbones?
Hey just wanted to say thanks this might have solved an issue I've had for a couple of months that crashed Cyberpunk when launching via Heroic!
Optimus Prime would not want that for you. I believe he would advise courage in dark times.
Right, I am disagreeing with the text interpretation of the meme. I hadn't considered it could be AI so thank you, that would explain why it doesn't align.
I don't think this meme is implying that Ea-Nasir is associated with horniness. The picture is Imhotep from The Mummy. The historical Imhotep was, like Ea-Nasir, an architect, writer, etc, but because his name is used as the villain in The Mummy films and his motivation is resurrecting his love, he is also associated with horniness and not shitty copper.
It really depends on your comfort level and setup. At three months it's not uncommon for the baby to share a room with the parents in a bassinet. Three month olds don't really do much and you want to work on the baby sleeping during the night, so you'd want to hold them for a bit until they get settled then lay them down to let them fall asleep in the bed of choice. Depending on the baby this could take some coaxing, cuddling, etc. if they're in their own nursery and you have a monitor or something you can put them down, go back to bed, and either try and get back to sleep or watch them for a bit. But yes, you would hang out with them for a bit to get them back to sleep. It is super peaceful holding a sleepy baby.
Just like New York, taking New Hampshire's mountain.
The goal isn't a dystopian future, the goal is to make a bunch of money and selling a dystopian future happens to be a great way of doing that. But that would suggest that a system which incentives creating that future is perhaps not in people's best interests.
And I bet the little urchins insist on swimming in water instead smh my head
Oh sick why don't you just grind your coffee with that then
I was not aware of the burr upgrade option before this so damn you for giving me another little project
I do not have experience with this one, but it looks like it's priced at about the level of the Baratza Encore, which I can recommend after several years of daily use. I would be hesitant about the touch screen. That seems like a failure point and doesn't really add much benefit to the machine, but maybe I'm jaded from the horrible appliance touchscreens I've encountered.
Hey I'm also reading LeGuin right now! The Left Hand of Darkness for me. I'll admit to not being entirely absorbed by it for a bit but I'm in the climax right now and the writing is stellar.
Just finished a playthrough of this. Wonderful game. A lot of love for the genre and the medium shines though. A completionist run is especially rewarding and the level design and music in particular shine. Their previous game The Messenger is also worth checking out.
That's Darcy she's a spider
In worm lore they're piloting this dude like an eva and their bravest keep getting taken by malevolent gods
The position of Sheriff in MA is such a joke. Holdover from the days of county governments that no longer exist anymore. They're glorified superintendents cosplaying as law enforcement. Their employees are paid by the state, earn state retirement, their budgets are line items. It's time we fucking get rid of the office of sheriff altogether.
This ranking is way off because the best Sonoc games are the ones I played as a kid when I was really into Sonic and the worst ones are all the other ones
Thank you, all of that makes sense of course. I assumed that having troops with urban drop experience was the point, but if the point is to avoid urban drops at all costs then yeah this just seems like a way to hurt people and damage stuff. But like not in the normal military way.
What am I missing here? Isn't this the point of training?