Huckleberries Puns

The Huckleberry rocks for killing swarms of enemies. Just looking for something fun to shoot with.

Hi, it's me again, making another post about this. If you don't know, Huckleberry's Rampage is the pre-nerf Rampage, with each stack giving +22% damage, instead of +10%. This makes Huckleberry an insane add clearer... but despite the difference in stats, it has the same name and icon. This is confusing for people that haven't been around a while and don't know that the perk got changed.

I don't get why it wasn't changed already. Whisper's Whispered Breathing used to just be Box Breathing, but when Box Breathing got nerfed, Whispered Breathing was changed to reflect how it kept the pre-nerf stats. There is zero reason for Huckleberry to stay as is. Here, I'll do your work for you:

• Rodeo: Kills with this weapon grant a large increase to damage. Stacks up to 3x

Bam, you're welcome, please fix this so I don't have to make another post 6 months from now when I remember Huckleberry exists again.

I have a 3 week old and have been using Babytime to track feedings, diapers and sleep, and I feel like it's just making my anxiety worse. Especially when my phone sends me notifications saying "BABY IS VERY HUNGRY" if I forget to log something. More than helping me keep track of things, I feel like it's just making me obsess and stress out over whether he's eating enough (he's gaining weight fine) and making me feel like I'm not always "present" with him if I'm focused on the app.

I guess I'm looking for permission to ignore the app for a while. Or did anyone find it more useful at later weeks/months?

Is there an app that focuses more on tracking feeding/food intake for baby that's 7 months? I'm using Huckleberry and I find the "sweet spot" nap schedule is okay but we tend to start stressing about it too much. It was good when we were trying to get a routine down but I think it's become too complicated for us. I primarily want to focus on tracking his formula intake (how much should he be having at this age...) vs. his solids. I know that changes as he gets older and I want to just be on top of it. He's not a huge drinker of formula so sometimes I feel like he's not getting enough.

I want to use an app because we have a nanny and it's easier for me to check-in to see how my son is doing during the day and it makes hand-offs much easier.

I used to see like end caps at places like Yokes and Rosauers that had Huckleberry flavored goodies and bulk taffy, but haven't seen them recently. I'm planning a trip East and wanted to bring some PNW treats to friends without breaking the bank. Suggestions of stores that carry these kinds of items?

We started using the Huckleberry app with our baby a few weeks ago, and it’s really helped us figure out when to get her down for sleep. Our baby is 9.5 months old, and we haven’t sleep trained at all and don’t necessarily want to but it has helped us get on a more consistent routine after almost two months of travel. I find that the sweet spot predictor is pretty darn accurate for us. The trial is up tomorrow, and I’m wondering whether it’s worth paying for the whole year or just go month to month. The year is discounted so that it’s basically the same price as paying for six months if you pay month to month. I’m just not sure how much longer it will be useful. Do wake windows continue to matter into toddlerhood? If you used the app, how long was it useful for?

I don't know what is this genre called, but it's great.Especially the elements of social commentary and realistic depiction of teenagers lives, that is not centered on romance.

Btw I am also curious if this genre is dead these days or has it evolved into something, because I would very much like to read contemporary take on it.

Hi all, do any of you have a premium subscription to Huckleberry app?

Been wondering how does a personalized sleep schedule look like. E.g. my LO does 30 min naps. I know I should try to make them longer, but for the moment and for her age they‘re ok.

If I logged 30 min naps, will I get a schedule with 30 min naps (with the advice how to prolong them), or a generic schedule with a 1,5 hour nap?

Have read that the premium is not so personalized or premium for that matter.

Today he turns 64 (at least in terms of when he debuted)!