I use a lone red light on my nightstand to navigate at night, so this gave me a chuckle.

Kind of, yeah. The biggest gains come with severe caloric restrictions. But even intermittent fasting has huge benefits.

Polysulfones. Tough bastards and spendy.

We are so so fucked.

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That I know of? Zero. But I casually know a lot of people, so I am sure a few of them “go clubbing”… I guess maybe they dont call it that anymore.

I wonder whether I could stump you. The place where I work makes a couple of very niche polymers.

Just gotta follow rules 1 & 2

Because their parents never taught them to.

The Car’a’carn is not one of your wetlander kings

Yes, Im sure more toxic masculinity will solve OP’s problems.

turtles all the way down

Cool! I will try this when I get home, assuming my kids havent deleted my saves again.

To find it, players have to reach the space station Zurkie’s and go to the entrance, where they’ll find ‘no weapons’ signs at either side of the door.

Players have to shoot the left sign five times, then the right sign four times, then the left sign 13 times. After this, there’s no confirmation that the unlock has taken place.

When players then enter Zurkie’s, they’re able to go to the mechanical bull in the space station and hold L2 to trigger the mini-game.

edit: Well it works, so there’s that. Beyond that, Im not sure if I’m dumb or the mini-game is literally impossible to beat. Annnnd now I am doing my 4th play-through

OP, you might want to read an actual history book or three.

Big Glove hates this one simple trick. You can wear mittens any time of year.

Uhhh… custom turn-by-turn from mapquest is a pretty recent thing. I used to use an atlas supplemented by more foldy-uppy paper maps and even occasionally stopping to ask for directions.

Probably not.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/07/01/735822187/the-science-of-smiles-real-and-fake

opposum, racoon, fox, squirrel, chipmunk, deer, bats, frogs, toads, copperhead, rattlesnake,etc turtles, lizards, newts, woodpeckers, bluejays, finches, chickadee, crows, hummingbirds, hawks, eagles, owls, buzzards, hornets, carpenter bees, ants, paper wasps, termites, cicadas, black widow, orb weaver spider, and countless other birds and bugs. Most interesting bug might be the bumblebee moth.