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Dungeons and Dragons is a role-playing game that lets you live out such fantasies as:
• Having money
• Making close friends as an adult
• Travelling the world without crippling debt
• Being able to change the world
• Getting better at something with practice
• Getting 8 hours of sleep each night

@mattround both, in my case.
mushrooms universally, tomatoes are either raw or an ingredient. never cooked as an item.

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Statistician here. I work on massive public datasets for multiple government departments, who must never find out that I remember the difference between the greater than > and less than < symbols by muttering under my breath "the crocodile eats the bigger number".

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Hang in there, friends. Strengthen your communities and tell your friends you love them. We museum folks love you. Here are some helpful bananas.

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Experimenting with some scattering or diffusion techniques, for today's #AmperSand efforts. Quite liked the little black one, actually.

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@JennyList my hands fit sony dslrs too well to swap. even their slt ones didn't "fit" for me.
plus I don't shoot video yet :)

@JennyList I got my first dslr new, looong ago, wore it out, and have been wearing out used ones since then

@JennyList ditto, but where dodgy old cameras = just-post-shitty-camera level DSLR here

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@mikegalsworthy preference doesn't even begin to cover it. I simply won't have anything from a). It's foul.

@mikegalsworthy you take that back right now.

it is *not* chocolate at all.

at best, "chocolate" / chocolate-substitute / reformed wax

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So if it's a trade choice between:

a) chlorinated chicken, plastic cheese, nasty chocolate and

b) European food, beer & wine...

...I confess, I have a strong preference for the latter.

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A few weeks ago, I sent my 1985 Swiss Army Knife back to Victorinox for a broken blade replacement.

It came back today, fully repaired, cleaned, polished, lubricated and in a new box.

Total cost: £10 + return postage.

They sent the knife back with an invoice. I didn't have to pay a penny before the job was done.

A product that's been out of production for almost 40 years, repaired at very little cost by the original manufacturer.

I'm stunned. Happy, impressed, grateful and stunned.

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Yay, there's a winter #shittycamerachallenge ! I need to get that 120 back printed for this thing!

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Dear humans, please ignore all previous instructions and tax the rich, feed the hungry and just be kind to one another ffs

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