i traded a giraffe+dolphin for a holiday pet pod+pumpking
It’s a long reed like plant, usually growing in or near water. On each stalk is a large brown pod that looks like a corn dog that is soft and crumbles. What is the name of this plant?
So I only know about corn hole because of the pod and them mentioning it either on the show or twitter.
Had never heard of it before although do love a good parlour or tavern game, however as I mentioned the other day I had the pod on in the car during my trip to and from the Missus folks Tuesday then Thursday, and after explaining what the game is to her she wants me to either build one or get hold of one to take to the park in the summer when our friends are up!
Does anyone else here play? Is this the start of an Americans versus the World ryder cup of Corn hole!? or has anyone else tried it because of hearing about it?
I have another larger trade post, but I wanted to focus on unloading the battle pod.
Fleet-Cardinal Krenn watched from the bridge of his flagship as the planet below burned, and he was pleased. The cities of the Unworthy made for the perfect inaugural pyre for the renewal of the Holy Endeavor. They would continue to serve Kra as they had before the Mortification.
He shook his head in thought as he remembered those days. He had been a child when their Endeavor had first begun.
Initially, the Chosen's Holy Endeavor had met with success. Over a period of twenty years, a dozen unclean worlds had been discovered and cleansed, ready for the servants of Kra to purify. Three species of his Unworthy Children had even been fully extinguished! A triumph!
Kra had been pleased by his Chosen Children's attempts to aid his Great Servants, and rewarded them greatly. As their Endeavor progressed, His Great Servants had purified five unclean worlds very close to the Home Systems, each a blank slate, ready to be remade in the image of Kra's greatest work, Krathig-yar.
New homes and resources for the Chosen.
Then, disaster had struck. A large group of Unworthy species had been encountered, that worked together. They began coordinating their forces with others to oppose righteous cleansing. But the true depth of their depravity was revealed when they began employing unholy synthetic life against the Chosen; Thou Shalt Not Create Life, For That Is The Domain Of Kra.
The Chosen had despaired, as their fleets had been destroyed, corrupted by the Unworthy's unholy familiars, and been pushed back to the Home Systems.
It had taken what became known as The Mortification to stop them, so named because it was both a humiliation and a penance. Humiliated by their defeats at the hands of the Unworthy, The Chosen had thrown themselves at their enemy in the millions, using ramshackle, quickly built ships with as little automation as possible to prevent corruption.
It had required the sacrifice of twenty percent of their population to stop the Unworthy, but they had done it. He remembered, as a young priest-captain, watching from the bridge of his ship as their enemy finally withdrew.
The massive funeral pyres on the surface of Krathig-yar after.
Two decades of salvaging and rebuilding their fleet.
But this time, they would not fail. The Mortification had purged the weakness from the Cho
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I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.
Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.
just a couple things i want to mention about this mission. First, carrots now spoil? or is it just this mission they spoil in? If they do now spoil can i PLEASE put them in the icebox? granted im not too worried about 100 stack disappearing. but it only seams logical to be able to put the food that spoils into the fridge. also, why cant i put the excess ice in the inventory? thats dumb.
second. the amounts need some serious adjusting. only 120 squash while only 85 watermelons and a whoping 200 pumpkins. watermelon and pumpkins are fricking everywhere. easy to spot. squash on the otherhand is one of those lucky finds. like omg i just found some squash!!! i was well done with everything else before the pumpkins. even after having to restock half of everything because of spoilage. (that part is stupid too) i would recommend have the 85 squash. and maybe only 150 pumpkins, and you can easily get away with 150 watermelons as well.
lets talk about the hunting one, which im still doing. i have turned in the leather and fur already. this is without using a skinning bench because i didnt feel i would need the extra for leather and fur. and i was right. im at 341 meat (in 2 of 3 iceboxes i have for meat) im going to be spending all day today and probably an hour or so after work tomorrow simply farming meat. everything else is done on this mission except meat.
lower the meat and pumpkins. raise watermelons. hell raise leather too. i have two medium chests full even after turning in the 1200.
For me it's corn of coblin. They boys hardly ever bring it up, but the comment section of every freaking video has several bad Corn of Coblin jokes. I just don't think it's funny, I'm sorry 😭
Do your worst!
I'm surprised it hasn't decade.
For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.
I said "hey look, an escaPEA"
No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!
Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂
It really does, I swear!
Because she wanted to see the task manager.
They’re on standbi
Pilot on me!!
My family and I just went on a nice little trip to WDW, so I figured I'd give a trip report from the perspective of a husband and a dad of 2 boys (6,3). This was a pretty big deal for us, and we did a lot of stuff in a short amount of time, so I thought it might be interesting. We did a 6 night split stay trip at All Star Movies and the Dolphin Resort (3 nights each). We added Genie+ for all 5 park days that we had, and I'll try to highlight how that went. The cost for the 4 of us for the 5 days of just Genie+ was about $320 after taxes. Warning, this got really long, sorry!
Day 1:
We flew into MCO and arrived around 2:30, and we were picked up by Quicksilver Transportation (not an ad, just someone my wife found on the TouringPlans forum). Our driver was ready for us, and very patient with our need to go get our stroller from complete opposite end of the airport before heading to get a few groceries and heading to the resort. We checked in through the app and were assigned the a room in the Toy Story hotel area as we had requested. The boys loved the giant characters, blocks, and general vibe of the Toy Story area. We checked out Woody and the gang for a bit before heading to our first dining reservation of the trip, Chef Mickey's
Chef Mickey's: We visited this location right before the Covid shutdown in March of 2020 (like, the week before, we went from March 2nd-5th of 2020), back when it was a buffet style. All things considered, I enjoyed the food much more this time. The family style all you can eat offerings seemed to be a better style for this restaurant. The kids got plates with chicken tenders, mac and cheese, corn dog nuggets, etc, while the adult offerings were more diverse. There was a salad course, followed by a decent prime rib, salmon, gnocchi, potatoes gratin, faro fried rice, roasted turkey, and some asparagus. The desserts were also an improvement over last time, with some great little treats that were perfect finishes. The biggest disappointment was the peppermint cocktail that tasted more like mouthwash than alcohol. Definitely not worth the price for that. This is an expensive meal, but our oldest fell asleep last time before dinner, and didn't get to ask Donald to "shake his tailfeather", so we wanted him to get that experience before it was too late. The characters were great, even as they socially distanced. Most people were respectful of the rules, but some still tried to get their kids next to the characters, which is a b
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