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apparently the official nintendo power guide book to oracle of seasons introduces the section on level 4, dancing dragon dungeon, by saying that the dungeon has no dragons and "you certainly won't be doing any dancing"

but the dungeon has the most danceable music in the entire game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhGS79bPPCI
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downside to watching a food video on youtube: now we want food that we don't remotely have the spoons to make and don't know where to get
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they're also putting chorizo in it which i'm pretty certain paella definitely does not have chorizo in it, but that's more excusable because the format is basically "you don't get a recipe, now make the thing and see how it comes out"
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watching a food youtube channel and they're talking about paella and they keep pronouncing it "pie-ella" /pai.εlə/

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neat thing we just learned: red wine is apparently a pH indicator; if you add a base to it, on top of probably making the wine taste terrible, it will turn bluish black
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concept: ocarina of time randomizer, or some other zelda randomizer, that also randomizes which doors you need keys for
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has anyone else ever seen twitch say you can't talk in a chatroom without having a verified phone number? we were going to watch a thing earlier today but that just put us off from it and i'm a little disappointed about that
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huh, levels 4 and 5 are swapped in zelda's 2nd quest. You get the fourth triforce piece from the dungeon that calls itself level 5, and the fifth one from level 4, and beating level 4 unlocks 1st-quest-level-5 as a whistle warp point and vice versa.
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people talk about tax evasion all the time, but why doesn't anyone ever talk about tax accuracy?
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what on earth is this fortune cookie
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we managed to get into flavored sparkling water because our brother had accidentally bought some that he thought was fruit soda when we visited for the holidays, and it turns out it's pretty good

refreshing to have something not so obnoxiously sweet
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nonsense thought of the day:
yugioh, except it's marioh
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random thought: is "miss" being the word for losing/failing a minigame in mario party a quirk of the translation, or something else?
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what the *actual* fuck, why

did this actually happen?
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oh we remembered what the terrible NES game was called! it's hoshi wo miru hito
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something that slightly confuses us about british english: why would you call it a courgette when you could instead call it a zucchini and have an excuse to say zook
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