#ferrousferrule

Delighted to confirm Mr Meer is exactly as cool and excited to talk to fans as one could hope. He really appreciates that the fans are part of his success and is willing to give back to the excitement

hello! ◕‿◕ oh, that is cool! thankyou for sharing this with me. 🫶🫶 I'm glad that this blog could be a helpful resource. 🫡 the board game looks fun, and really cool and thoughtfully created/designed, I'm excited for it to arrive. 🚀 And I hope that you had a great time at the Con!!

I'd like to, but honestly at this point I'm not sure where I'd go. I'm keeping tabs on a couple of platforms, and I will definitely talk about it A LOT on here before I move, I'll leave links and such, but it might not be for a while in any case. Going through my archives is mostly just preparedness; I should have done it before now, to single out and save off essays and how-tos that I'd like to preserve. (Stuff like the Avengers drinking game, old story ideas I never archived properly, etc.)

Common: herbalism kit: allergy warding (food service specialization)

Uncommon: uncommon usagi knowledge scroll

Rare: gender bender jacket (allows wearer to appear as chosen gender for 24 hours)

A while ago Asahi newspaper explained how the drink vending machines in Japan sells both cold and hot drinks operate. As you can see in the picture above, behind the display the drinks are organized by rows - cold drinks are and hot drink temperatures are stored separately then maintained by a machine that provides both cooling and heating. 

Each room is separated and kept with the desired temperature with a vacuum insulation material -> Cooling and heating settings can be changed for each room -> It's possible to modify the number of items to be cooled/warmed based on information such as product sales -> The heat bomb works as a cooler and as a heater by recycling the heat generated during cooling.

tiny kitton snores

o no

ferrousferrule

 maptitude1: English proficiency in Europe

My brain put purple at the bottom of the scale and laughed at England being bad at English. Please think about how you order your charts, folks!

I mean, Privateers were commissioned by the royalty, so technically also legal! That’s what separated them from pirates, the Letter of Marque. Or have I been LED ASTRAY?