Wahots

My favorite one is the "My Ancestor" one

https://preview.redd.it/fnrdwo0gk1m41.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=749b9d3ee7bacab7e4371da983b5f2d154e1fa2f

I want that shirt, unintentionally goes hard.

Reminds me of the interview :)

https://youtu.be/vQNdFUPMnEA

Sounds tasty! I'll have to try them at some point :)

What do they taste like? I live in a wet region where they cannot really grow.

We used Google maps today, but it put us on an actual stroad with sharrows. Five lane, 35 mph road. We uncomfortably rode on the sidewalk. On the way back, our group noticed that there was a large bike lane on the other side of the road that Google didn't use, and that it kept us on car lanes, not safer power center parking lots and all that.

Somewhat disheartening, unfortunately. :/

Honestly, makes a ton of sense for the county. The more cars you take off the road, the less taxpayer money you have to waste on doing yearly road repairs. Bikes have a microscopic amount of road wear compared to cars and trucks.

Sodas and other sugary drinks are extremely addictive to developing kids. If you grow up in a household with it, they'll probably want it more. Good on ya for only having water around, it's what everyone should be drinking (and milk!).

That snowball guy finally died last year, thank God. Too bad it wasn't from a flood or hurricane.

People definitely dance here, but I'm usually going to gay bars or weddings. I support stickers over cameras, too. If you are going out with friends, you might as well have a good time rather than just being buried in your phone all night.

The original Subnautica is worth playing, it's a fantastic game with an interesting world, intriguing story, and actually fun gameplay and vehicles. The vehicles themselves are extremely fun, too.

Try out various ebikes! I use the Transit app which has a bike section that should try and put you on the safest routes in your city. If you buy a bike with a rack, get a pannier or two, they can carry groceries, laptops or beach supplies no problem. Many places with little car parking have bike racks, such as parks, beaches, and small businesses.

Invest in a good ulock or thick chain for protecting your bike! Doing a 20 mile trip to work could be a bit ambitious at first, but start with smaller bite-sized trips, and work your way up (or supplement it with commuter buses or regional rail, if there are options. Bikes + Transit go together!)