There was 'The Day Before' game (it didn't go well)

Not a bad idea, actually, for resolving the difficulty.

Cannot believe it is just less under a year. Feels as if Homer was always here. Glad he found you, and you found him.

Exactly my thoughts on the matter.
(except not hating the idea, just thinking it isn't as fun as making the map)

I am almost tempted to offer to join forces in studying it, and propose some kind of a simple project for each of us to finish on a bet (to keep motivation)
(but it would be not proper, I think, as we are just distant social media acquaintances)

Go with the rainbow, Parkin. Thank you for sharing your life with us. You were the warmest star.

My sympathies for the Parkin' human. It is never easy, to lose a friend.

The same, only it was 3DMax for me.

I've managed to learn Hexagon (another quirky little 3D modeller that wasn't updated since 2009, I think) and maybe something else on the same free/inexpensive level, but Blender was / is still intimidating.

1. Watercolours.
2. Library.
3. Fresh bread.

(nods sympathetically)
I never managed to learn Blender. I've learned a bit of ZBrush though, and the weird little program called Wings3D.

I cannot parse if this is an encouraging or desparaging picture.

This is very lovely.

"Immediately, this is my favourite box!"

Perfectly-sized box for a perfectly-sized Homer.

I remember liking it.

Hope it gets resolved.

A screenshot of an online donation form with a problem. 'Something went wrong. Pleast contact the charity and try again later' highlighted in red.

This is an example (the amount isn't final) of what error I get. I input the amount, my email (blackened out here) and press 'Donate by Card' button, and it gives me that error. It doesn't even go to stage of asking CC details.
Again, I've tried it on 5 different browsers, with all adblockers off.

It won't hurt to have, I think.

Unforturnately I am as far away from Australia as possible (almost literally on the other side of the globe), and I cannot use Paypal, which is why I wished to use credit card option.

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cannot stress enough that "separate the art from the artist" was meant for private individuals reconciling the art they love with its flawed creators and not meant for the ceo of a company driving a dump truck of money up to a bigot's front porch

www.theverge.com/podcast/8914...

Do you know any other way to donate to this shelter?
(aside of walking in)
Maybe they have amazon wishlist or something to this effect?

I am trying to use 'credit card' option but it gives me errors in every browser I've tried. I wonder if this is something on my side or if anybody else has the same problems.

Slopes also made a long video about the Amico specifically.
From what I understand, it sort of came out, but more like a phone that you need another phone to play on.

Gazed!

Thank you for the thread.

This is lovely.

You write very good tables. If anything, I wish people would give you back more on these.

I admire the focus on this. Not only about the whole series, but that answers could be given at all. For me trying to answer these questions would be "It strictly depends on which out of my N settings I talk about right now"

I am glad you found it beautiful.
Thank you for the conversation as well.
I wish for your days to go well.

Ah, thank you for the explanation. My apologies again, it is sometimes hard to track who is who and where is where.

Likewise. I extremely hate when such situations happen.

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Here is a link
joyofdice.blogspot.com/2025/06/corp...

It is rather dark writing/world, nothing egregious but I'd like to give a general content warning about this.