Gnugit @ Gnugit @aussie.zone

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The Dream Machine.

LFS

Top notch.

My kids and some friends play it all the time and I appreciate that it's a well made, great game. I've watched them play it many times and enjoyed the glee emanatingfrom the players, they really do have fun.

I just can't become immersed in that particular 2D or isometric style game. Excluding the little nightmares series and DARQ.

Terraria really isn't a game for me but I may have to buy it now anyway just so I can support this.

OOo, we having Hors d'Oeuvres over here!

Ask people how many trees they planted this week.

So tell me, how many trees have you planted this week? So far I've planted 2, I did take some time off tree planting early this week to organise my spring vegetable patch though.

"Hungry? Would you like some sausage? I have cheese sausage for you" (Never works but it's funny)

"Got two minutes" (works more often than you'd think but it's normally expected to only be 2-5 minutes)

"What are you up to tonight? Do you want to come over to my side of the bed?" *wink (after having a king size bed I will NEVER go back)

A community garden.

I am actively doing something rather than sitting around being a keyboard warrior netizen. Are you actively doing anything other than criticism of people taking proactive roles?

What are you doing about it rather than being a keyboard warrior netizen then?

Yes, actually I think that was me.

I make biochar, how much biochar have you made this week?

How many trees did you plant this week? I planted around 10 so far.

I used it once then forever requested literally "anything else that doesn't contain that placebo".

Most people outside of China have no idea. Another great one from China is the daylilly (hemerocalus) which the flower is eaten after cooking but more commonly dried and reconstituted then cooked. .

Daylilly shoots and root bulblets can also be eaten cooked but should be reserved for more of an emergency food as they contain a mild toxin that can build up on the body.

Lillium longiflorum, L.tigrinum and a few other lillium are an ancient Chinese foraging food still eaten today. You can find dried Lillium flower and bulb scales in Asian markets everywhere.

Aussie here...

Everything I know about honey badgers I learnt because of a bottle of coke.

Blyat! BLYAAAAAAAT!!