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As well, the end result of the "yes or no" answer style "democracy" is that you're given two options and have to choose between those options.

Great patch for saving for me. Have Klee (whom I now regret), have Wanderer (who I don't), don't care for either Eula or Kokomi, and the weapon banners are going to be terrible.

To answer the actual question, cheese and meat.

what do you call four dead billionaires at the bottom of the ocean? a good start!

5AM here...

Lenin had a tuxedo cat that looks almost exactly like one of our tuxedo cats.

They demonetize the slightest thing because that way they don't need to pay anyone for the money they make...

"this kid's lucky to have a mother that'll say 'screw the rules, I need to take care of my kid'"

The first time anyone from your instance searches it, it actually makes it show up. Search again, it should be there.

I was once given a similar assignment "write a letter from the German trenches in WWI," did the exact same thing.

It depends on your definition of "dirty water."

When agriculture was invented, it created large numbers of people in one place. This pollutes water, mostly because humans shit all over the place and then dump it in the river. This happened to a much greater extent when we industrialized, with coal dust and other toxins getting into the water supply. Which we now need to (and do) filter out.

This wasn't a concern for most of Earth's existence, and, in many remote places, still isn't a concern. (I'm thinking Arctic here, there's no significant human or industrial presence.)

It's also a matter of immune system. If you're drinking unfiltered water your entire life, you're going to build up a natural resistance to whatever bacteria may be in that water. This can be seen in modern-day - when many tourists go to somewhere with lower water quality, they'll get stomachaches from the water because they're not used to it. (I had that problem when I spent a summer in Warsaw, frex.)

we are in your walls, you shall never escape