the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

should we go to the grocery store and get a slice of cake (along with other groceries)
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you ever just randomly want cake when you don't have cake
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oh yeah add pineapple to the juices you can buy in any grocery store

mixing pineapple with orange is really good by the way, worth trying if you like fruit juices
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fruit juices you can buy in any grocery store:
- apple
- orange
- lemon
- lime
- grape
- pomegranate

fruit juices (in addition to the above) that i would like to be able to buy from a grocery store
- banana
- strawberry
- peach
- cantaloupe
- honeydew
- this just sounds like a really good fruit salad now

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What happened to price tags that list price/weight as well as just price? we haven't seen that in a long time
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Δ∇Δ∇Δ
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...i just realized

is shaun the sheep supposed to be a pun on the word "shorn", because those words sound identical in a non-rhotic dialect like that spoken by the show's target audience?
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what's with this trend of youtube videos called "the (insert thing here) iceberg explained"

also why do all of them show an incorrectly positioned iceberg
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i don't know why we're so exhausted today -F

spoilers for uh. the entire phoenix wright series, by the way
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we just learned about https://objection.lol/ and this has some real meme potential
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Playing tales of xillia again because we never did play through the Milla route and just found our first weird fragment:

"here we have a wonderful piece of-- uh, something. What is this supposed to be, anyway?"
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fennecs
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Parisn't
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again, the game does not tell you this or even hint at it

it just happens
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also that initial 1 damage per tile goes up for each time you use the spell, to a maximum of 100 damage per tile dealt
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if you manage to get 13 orphans, one of the rarest yakuman in mahjong, you will do 32,000 damage to all enemies, more than any other attack in the game does to even a single enemy, yes including ultimate attacks ("mystic artes")

oh yeah and it also does 20% more damage in the evening. Nothing in the game tells you this, it just does.
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tales of vesperia has some *really* complicated mechanics that no one is ever going to discover without digging into the code

one that we learned about yesterday: there's a hidden spell called mahjong that one character can learn. This spell deals out a mahjong hand of 13 tiles, doing 1 damage per tile to the enemy targeted.

If you somehow manage to get a winning hand, it then does additional damage to all enemies depending on what hand it was.
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