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I would let you, but only as a lawful good peace cleric

In Finland, there is a dish called “Nistipata” or “Junkie’s pot”. It’s the cheapest macaroni with the cheapest mincemeat. Gourmets add ketchup.

I thought tubby was paying for it himself? He has said that multiple times. He wouldn’t lie, would he?

Fruits are “Rosehip” in English. And can be used in cooking.

A friend recommended it to me years ago, and I thought I’d try. On my second fort, I thought I was going ok, we got attacked but my unarmed and untrained dwarves fought off the attacker and I was rebuilding. I told my friend and he asked if it was goblins. No, it was a Titan. I thought it was normal, but I haven’t seen one since in the thousands of hours I’ve played.

There was a wine company once that hired a new CEO and tied their bonus to how many more litres of wine he could move.

He cut the selling price in half (below cost) and walked away with a big bonus.

I brought this up in maths class once. The teacher agreed that the edge was a possibility and since he was involved in football, they used to flip the coin and let it land on the ground. More than once it stuck in the mud in the edge.

Then told us to ignore that possibility.

I set up, many years ago, a RPI1 with USB cameras attached. Running the software “Motion”. I put Zerotier on it and made a little web page that shows the cameras. I could have the page show any USB cameras on my network, but I think the RPI1 is too low powered for more than two.

Motion will record, or only record when motion is detected and there’s a whole lot of options.

Mine is still running almost ten years later, with only a small upgrade to the cameras.

I swear he’s VP just to make any assassin think twice about taking the contract for the rapist.

Fried rice or noodles and whatever you want. Soy sauce and curry powder.

I make some great dishes like that

I use Zerotier. I have a rpi sharing my Linux isos through a commercial VPN. The RPI has Zerotier as well as my other devices, so I can connect to it from anywhere as if it was on my home network.