My phone keyboard can't comprehend what I'm about to write, looks like I'm on my own...
Aren't rizz and gyatt separate though? Isn't it that you want to have one of them, either rizzin or using that bussin' gyatt, as you put it? Or is it that "skibidi rizz" is the gyatt, because skibidi=toilet? Am I reading into it too much?
Outer Wilds. The game isn't very text-heavy, but what there is feels important and personal. With the way the story is told, it is quite possibly my favorite story overall. I don't want to say too much, since knowledge is key in that game, but I would highly recommend it.
Don't forget, he used to be military, described himself as the person who has to yell at everybody, and intentionally distanced himself from that. I feel like calm might not be the issue.
Somewhat stale pizza can also be quickly improved by throwing a slice into an air fryer for a couple minutes, even crisping up the crust a bit
Probably people eating crappy or stale pizza, a good fresh pizza has delicious crust, but let it sit and it turns tough, dry and chewy
Looking at wiktionary, apparently the two words have completely separate etymologies - but "pal" is borrowed from "brother" in one language, while "gal" is borrowed from "girl" in a different language (which itself derived it from English, I think?)
Language can be funky
Isn't "pal" masculine, with "gal" being the feminine version?
Yeah, I have no idea what the best procedure would be, but I think the only things to worry about are foot fungus (no idea if there's any risk, but your feet are very much touching the shower floor) and rinsing the soap if you drop it when showering? Like, you wash your ass in that shower, it's not like it's a clean clean environment anyways.
Not sure about other languages, but in polish the thumb is "kciuk", while the rest are variants on finger - "palec wskazujący", "palec środkowy"
Edit: checking google translate, German seems to be the same, with the thumb being a distinct word, and the rest being compound words of "finger"
I don't think that's right? I know polish has a separate word, and sampling in Google translate seems to show separate words in German, french and Spanish. Maybe I got lucky and hit the exceptions, but it seems to commonly be a separate word.
Not if you don't use windows, or if you want a more modern looking and less busy interface, or integration with what I consider the best git GUI. I used to use N++ long ago, but after trying ST I realized it just feels clunky.
If you want media where you might actually use past tense, consider lost media (like old episodes of Doctor Who), live streams (especially where the person stopped streaming), long-term ongoing series that keep up to date with current events (vlogs, blogs, maybe reality TV?)