this is the most important rule
1: No nasty spikes intended to harm 2: Someone falls, you pick em up 3: No aiming for the face 4: Don't keep in people who clearly want no part of the pit
Few things frustrate in the same way as technical difficulties, so I hope you don't have to suffer them for long. Here's to hoping you're fully on your digital feet again shortly!
While it is possible for others who do not speak the language to be sufficiently fooled into believing he spoke it fluently, it would be really weird if a university lecturer would give lectures in a nonexistent language without anyone commenting on it.
You might like the game tyranny. Just finished playing it and it was quite enjoyable.
Ooh, I have my own version of this:
Ingredients:
4 large Crumbly potatoes
1 Onion (large)
2 Eggs (large)
Grated cheese (preferably Gouda)
Herbs: Salt, pepper, oregano, paprika powder.
Cut the potatoes in equal sizes cubes, Par-boil the cubes.
Then put them in a large frying pan with lots of butter, bake until browning\Maillard starts.
Then throw in the onions, fruiting them, then add the two beaten eggs.
Add the cheese on top, with the salt, pepper and herbs.
Put the lid on, let it settle on low heat for ten minutes.
Great hangover food.
One thing I noticed when travelling through the states is how many American cities have no city centre with just pedestrian traffic. Everything is made with cars in mind, everything is a thoroughfare. In the city where I live in the Netherlands, I can get on my bike and be in the city centre within fifteen minutes. It's faster to get there by bike, than it is by car. and the city is better for it.
I like going to the market on foot, visiting the city centre on foot, going to pubs, and restaurants, and everything you want out of a city on foot, bike or public transit. You guys would like it too if you convinced city planners to give it a try.
I think I discovered most new stoner and doom bands on youtube: 666MrDoom.
A lot of the time I hear new music from different genres by hanging out with friends.
And bandcamp is also a good tool for discovering new stuff.
He was the best frontman motörhead ever had
Hi dude, I think you might've posted this reply in the wrong thread :)
I second the writing prompts idea, and would like to offer an additional idea which might be a little strange. I used to love this subreddit called "/r/worststory". It was a place for writing prompts where the idea was to intentionally create a terribly written story.
I got a lot of fun out of that subreddit, especially when there was a collaborative story thread. The basic premise of the subreddit made it a lot less daunting to post and easier to work out silly but creative ideas for stories.
I'm a big fan of stonerrock and doom, and a lot of bands within those genres have a tendency to remain pretty much the same, musically, lyrically and atmospherically. Bands like orange goblin, fu manchu, nebula, weedeater, acid king, bongzilla, sleep, dopelord, conan, etc. do not change that much about their music over time. Which is fine by me, not all bands have to reinvent themselves to remain interesting to me.