Just scoop it out into the trash. Might be compostable?
Some people actually put it into the fridge and use it to cook later, depending on the source like bacon fat or something.
I found humankind to be very difficult to go the domination path, but I haven't played since close to release.
It was very prohibitive to take direct control of conquered cities as the cost seemed exponential, and you had to constantly declare peace and then go right back to war or something if I remember correctly. It seemed like a silly system
I think I'm one. Tried weed multiple times in different types but never had any sort of experience let alone enjoyable one. Smoke a joint, just get sore lungs. Eat edibles? Bleh, just a gross tasting candy.
Only time I felt anything was after a 50mg gummy, and that was just a bit of light headedness for a half hour.
It seems to be a very controversial arc, pretty polarizing.
Personally I am not generally a fan on multiverse/alternate timeline plots so It wasn't my favourite.
It was also incredibly long, and I got worn out reading it without much interludes or breaks visiting other characters.
Although I like finding out about more of the lore and lots of questions being answered, your right that it does feel a little cheap. Too much was answered too quickly I think and most of it was a little underwhelming. The goblin Kings secret, the man on the moon, palace of fates, mother of graves, etc.
Don't get me wrong I think the writing was fantastic, and I applaud Pirateaba for the hard work they put in. It just definitely was not my favourite subject or way to find out about all the secrets being revealed.
The entire arc was pretty tough for me to read as well, as it seemed to me like it was like 50% combat scenes which got a little boring. I like a good combat scene and pirate is very good at making you feel like a part of it, but it got a little tiring with the extent of how much there was.
Dinosaurs didn't go extinct, they ascended
My family has a brick from the foundation of my grandpa's windmill that he grew in in Holland, which I think is now a heritage site. It's been just fine hanging out on a shelf exposed in house for the past 30 years. Don't touch it much or do anything really it's just sits there. Like a rock or something.
We have little work laptops for staff and even with just like 3-4 programs and a 5gb limit on cloud files stored locally, 64gb is hardly even anoigh to update Windows. Need to get them with at least 128gb.
I mean, we can very extremely petty when slighted.
I'll (Canada) probably be skipping a conference that we usually do each year in the states as well. Not worth potentially getting my phone/laptop scanned and data stolen.
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I don't understand what justification El Salvador has for keeping a man imprisoned who never broke any of their laws. Can I pay them to hold my neighbour in prison? How much does it cost?