There's also a huge Linux community, and Linus Torvalds is a Finn. Possible connection, or just coincidence?
How do you cook it? I've only tried it raw in a salad.
So you just buzz cut your entire hair essentially? I did that once and looked like a serial rapist
Buzz cut was only once because I messed up. Usually I do a trim, short on the sides and back and longer on top. It's easier than it sounds - I just use a smaller mirror along with the bathroom mirror to see the back.
A beard trimmer. Shaving sucks and irritates my skin, plus I look like a baby without facial hair. But that's only one benefit.
I have been using a beard trimmer to cut my own hair for the last 10 years which has saved me probably $2000 worth of haircuts (estimating a $25 haircut + tip every 2 months). Not to mention saving about 1 hour waiting at the barber every time. I only messed up once and had to do a buzz cut.
Dancer of the Boreal Valley is one of my favourite bosses ever. Her introduction cutscene and overall design is just peak. Creepy and menacing, the veil and the slouchy walk. Badass dual swords. The spin attack.
Variety is important to adapt to different situations. That's why I carry a Large Club and a Great Club.
This makes me want to hear the "Quad City DJs - Space Jam" theme sung by Eddie Vedder
Quiet home-girl supremacy
[Discussion] If you could make and greenlight the soulslike of your dreams, what would it look like?
I would love to see Fromsoft make a 3D platformer souls game. There is evidence that they like platforming, thinking of the vertical obstacles in the souls games and addition of jumping in Elden Ring. I have not played Sekiro, but I understand there is some grappling hook action, and that would be welcome too.
It would have the inter-connectivity of the DS1 world. The dreamy atmosphere, superior fashion, bonfire ascetics, and additional NG+ content of DS2. The fluidity of DS3 and ER combat.
Or just give me Super Mario 64 with armour and a greatsword, put him in New Londo and I'll be happy.
Stop looking for love and learn to love yourself. You are at your best when you are alone and not torn between introversion and tending to a relationship. It's one or the other and you always default to the former. Always has been.
This image has done wonders for my mental health