the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@ifixcoinops honestly? conference phone call is probably the easiest
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@DarkOverord what's the story here?
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@gardevoir or do the gamecube thing of making them different sizes and stuff, that was really good
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@gardevoir basically put labels on your buttons
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@gardevoir went with my initial feeling but i could see it both ways
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@sharkNserg you could be intentionally inconsistent and just have floof sometimes and smooth scales other times or even at the same time depending on what you want at the moment for that particular interaction

i think we've played with a character like that before
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i think the thing that's really hurting us in this whole burnout thing is.... we have to spend extended periods of time outside our comfort zone, in a place that doesn't feel like "home" in the way that our apartment, or a quiet room in a house full of understanding people, or even just a comfortable chair in the hallway at school can approximate
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@nautilee @sharkNserg or just fluffy scales, however that would work

i like breaking physics
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@sharkNserg multibody just solves so many problems doesn't it
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@heatherhorns Please remember to CW this as screenreader-unfriendly, we've seen a few people complain about that
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@noiob so mostly that the ipod was first and there was nothing to make people prefer the zune? makes sense.
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randomly wondering: why did the ipod succeed and the zune fail so hard? was it just that the ipod was first, or did the zune have some critical flaws?
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@typhlosion hangmanstermind
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@Violet raccroom
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both the modern and the prehistoric ones
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raptors are pretty cute
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@sharkNserg Bajamut, the Spanish version of bahamut
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@lorxus @Kyresti the food pickiness is mostly a texture thing, not a taste thing, so theoretically we could pick out the stuff if it's in large enough chunks, too, though that depends on our mood--when we're completely worn out and in the negative on spoons that stops being an option
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@lorxus @Kyresti asian food in general is a bit of a minefield since we also don't like cabbage, seafood, or mushrooms

but when we find a place that does stuff we like, it's *really* good
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@Kyresti we didn't get any answers and were getting hungry, so we just went ahead and ordered the least objectionable things on the menu--orange chicken and broccoli beef with white rice

a lot of them look like things we might struggle with because we dislike both onions and bell peppers and those seem to be in a lot of their menu

might give the sweetfire chicken a try next time though (we don't like seafood, so no shrimp for us)
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