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I thought you’re only supposed to post bad foods here?
I thought you’re only supposed to post bad foods here?
Denise is a feminine name, therefore nieces are girls. Denephew isn’t a name at all, so nephews are boys (or just straight up don’t exist)
Well… Their feet get a rest, at least
Pretty sure that’s a Doctor Who villain
All units have line of sight and can move by themselves. Cows have less vision than sheep though. Since you start the game with four sheep nearby, it’s common to eat two and use two for scouting. When the first two sheep run out, there’s a celebration dinner for the second two sheep at home
Its important to stay hydrated
Maybe experts should tell oil companies to fuck right off, then there’s be no need to protest against oil companies
How many posts have you made before this?
There is literal shit on my arse, what difference does some floor make?
At my university, all exams were handwritten (with exceptions for people with disabilities or special needs)
Reptiles have cloacas too? I didn’t know
“mildly NSFW”? It’s 43% buttholes
Your fifth cousin twice removed just phoned up and said she was in a nasty car accident a couple of days ago – I just thought you should know.
One memory that sticks out is sneaking to the computer and loading up RuneScape. I waited about 10 minutes for it to load, then immediately felt guilty and shut the web browser before even logging in. Back then you had to pay for how much data you used so I hope it didn’t cost too much
Dogs are small like dogs, but they’re pretty popular
Wrong game, that’s AOE I. (although it is a taunt in AOE II)
The point is that, for most journeys, you just charge at home overnight. It’s rare to plug in and wait for it to charge. With petrol / gas, you always have to wait
"Enjoy! :) "
You were completely correct the first time, I was making a joke about how to remember which gender is niece and nephew because I struggle remembering