Tried the Flying Dutchman burger today. It was worth it.
Darcel
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Half Priest, Half Sinner.
STATUS: "May all your delulu becomes trululu in 2024." 11 mos ago
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"May all your delulu becomes trululu in 2024."
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"Grandad, tell us more about the 2020 Toilet Paper Famine."
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Me, taking a shot everytime I hear the word "destiny" in the Witcher series: "Hmmm, fuck."
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Before cofee: "I hate you." After coffee: "I feel good about hating you."
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Guys, 2018 is almost over and all I gotta say is: "What the fuck was that."
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“What he coveted was the odor of certain human beings: that is, those rare humans who inspire love. These were his victims.”
—Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind.
Cleaning and stitching nasty wounds might be my new favourite activity at work.
"What, you egg?"
[He stabs him.]
— William Shakespeare, Macbeth.
It is a pleasure to hang out with you on this site, which I found out about thanks to an old user.
I'm not that old.
And welcome, friend.
Most of the silver rings in my collection are costum made to either fit my individuality and style, or to represent a specific intricate meaning that I would want to mortalize— be it a memory, a person, or a secret.
My favorite one so far would be the Serpent Three-fingers Ring, which like the name suggested, is shaped like a silver serpent coiling perfectly around three fingers.
My favorite one so far would be the Serpent Three-fingers Ring, which like the name suggested, is shaped like a silver serpent coiling perfectly around three fingers.
Someone made me join, I'll admit.
@Chasebloodcrest Trust me, I would love to learn Japanese sword making, but it is an art that takes nearly decades to master.
That's spot on. Apparently the forging process of a real katana can take almost four months for a single one, and that is likely due to the steel they use. I believe it was called Tamahagane if my memory serves me right.
Banned because the username is Vlad Tepes and not Tepes Vlad.
There is no fun fact to share this time, except that there are four more years left and this thread will be ten years old.
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