Considering how he treated Ivana's grave I'm really not shocked that he'd be an asshole about someone he doesn't know at all.
Death as a Child: The Modern Legend of the Black-Eyed Children
The black-eyed children are supernatural figures first described in the mid-1990s in Texas. There have been sightings around the world in the decades since.
It has dungeons: The four divine beasts.
IMO It put a lot of the "Use a particular tool for this" puzzles into the shrines to scratch the puzzle solvers itch, (along with some of the Korok seeds.) but even those still gave leeway to not having to use those tools at all.
It goes on very regular sale so not a big deal if you miss it this time, but deffo recommend it and the sequel if you like stealthy games
Considering in prior Zelda games you didn't have to worry about your sword being unusable or your shield breaking (inb4 "what about...", there's like three circumstances in a dozen plus games, cmon.), I can understand why folks weren't so keen on it in the new ones. Yeah you could run out of magic, arrows, or bombs, but that boomerang wasn't going anywhere.
Wildlands was better imo. 80% off tho, if you enjoyed Wildlands, makes it ok.
Ended out only putting 12 hours in before I set this one aside.
Video game QA at 7th unhappiest
lol. lmao even. You just know going into that job folks are like, "oh boy i get to play the new FIFA before its released!", then they find out they have to play Barbie's Magical Horse Adventure and run into every wall in the game for 8 hours a day.
They gave his passport to Paddington Bear
Portrait hung in cheap frame for decades, with wife describing it as ‘horrible’ and family mulling getting rid of it
For a second I thought they were referring to the full page advert in the Times he took out when the issue was happening in the 90s (and never apologized for after they were acquitted) and was like, "Isn't there a statute of limitations?", but to think he'd double down decades later? hahaha oh wow
I knew ants had the death spiral but didnt realize it was more widespread.
Fifty years ago, on October 5, 1974, David Kunst completed the first verified circumnavigation of the globe on foot. Along the way, he met Princess Grace of Monaco, raised money for UNICEF and lost a brother to bandits
homey blatant about stealing that geass look.
True man of the people.
Triangle Shirtwaist would certainly still be something folks would remember in 1914, having just happened 3 years prior.
I give giftcards to the bookstore to my niece and nephew because if I gave them straight cash they'd blow it on trinkets and junk they'd forget about in minutes.
For reference on the no training side:
Dr. Dre and Dr. Venture: Both possess honorary doctorates. The former from UCLA, the latter from a Tijuana community college.
Dr. Pepper: Charles T. Pepper did have a medical doctorate. He is cited as a possible source of the name.
Dr. Evil: Evil medical school.
Zoidberg: Claims he lost it in a volcano, more likely a art history degree.
Dr. Horrible: Likely physics though he claims Horribleness (though it could be a catchphrase.)
Dr. Seuss: Intended to get a Doctorate of Philosophy, got an honorary doctorate of Humane Letters.
The Doctor: Per This - While pretending to be the Doctor in an effort to save herself from an army of Cybermen, one of the planet’s deadliest enemies, in Death in Heaven, Clara said: ‘I don’t even really have a doctorate. Well Glasgow University, but then I accidentally graduated in the wrong century.’
Doc: Does become a doctor at Storybrooke hospital in a live action show, "Once Upon a Time", apparently not a surgeon though.
Spin Doctors: No doctors.
I feel like a fair amount of those on the trained side aren't medical doctors (Phil, Ock, Robotnik, Lector, Honeydew) or at the very least, aren't folks you'd want around for your heart attack.
Meanwhile in Iran and China...
The U.S. doesn't need to help, they just need to stop hindering, as I understand it.
I remember reading a statistic about roundabouts that, when first introduced to a new area, the accident rate increases slightly for a year before dropping like a stone when folks get used to it.
Fuga: Melodies of Steel had that gimmick and was pretty good.
After a bit of looking into it: He has an unmonetized alt channel zackrawrr that is his primary streaming channel, but his main asmongold channel is still monetized and can be subscribed/donated to. I don't personally follow the guy (as the only things I've heard about him have been uninteresting at best, and horrifying at worst [e.g. rat alarm clock] and have no interest in WoW.), so I was unaware. As a general statement regarding streamers though, what I've said is correct.
A Very Ugly Year In The Life Of A D.C. Little League
On July 8, an all-star team from the Northwest Washington Little League (NWLL) faced off against Mamie Johnson Little League to open the D.C. city championship tournament, the first round in the global annual tournament for ballplayers 12 years old and under that ends with the Little League World Se...
An owl statuette which was buried 31 years ago as part of a treasure hunt has reportedly been found in France.
We rely on memories to make sense of the world, so of course we need them to feel real — even the ones we make up.
The Dolls' House Maker with an Enchanting Studio in the South of France
THE MAKERS | ART & CULTURE | CABANA MAGAZINE Meet Eric Lansdown, one of the world’s foremost dolls' house and aviary artists whose studio in the south of France is as enchanting as his creations. The craftsman, currently exhibiting at Homo Faber in Venice, works inside the village’s medieval b...
Who Is Baba Yaga? The Slavic Witch Has a Complicated Origin Story
Baba Yaga, the most famous villain in Slavic folklore—witch, mentor, villain, trickster, and more—has roots in pagan goddesses and might not be a villain at all.
Cenotes in the Yucatán Peninsula are time capsules preserving remnants of Maya culture and fossils of extinct megafauna
“Concerning the first picture: what a strange way of folding letters!” – writes Effe in his comment to yesterday’s post on co...
Fat Bear Week Delayed By Bear Killing Bear
My first pets were a pair of hamsters, sisters from the same litter. I was surprised that such tiny little brains could hold such distinct personalities: Harley, golden and white, was more athletic, more aloof, notably smarter, happy to play by herself; Yankee, a chubby cream-colored meatball, crave...
I promised to keep track of my pen, lest it become a tattoo kit. As a treat to end security training, the sergeant showed me the Wall of Fame. Flanked by photos of sheriff deputies recognized for outstanding service, a glass case contained the best arts and crafts confiscated during shakedowns: an e
For years, residents in and around Circleville, Ohio were plagued by a mysterious letter writer who seemed to know their darkest secrets. Death followed.
