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🍔That look like spit to you?

I'm not really sure. I'm fairly sure the fire is locked down to not let you do this kind of stuff but I have two gen4 and have never bought another.

So, where does the water all go? Like I get deserts are a thing but how are all of them drying up? Like is the h2o breaking down and stopping being water? Is it all going into the ocean and never coming back? Like I get that warming is changing things but I'm confused how rivers are all drying up at once.

I have a D01100 its a gen4 (my mistake). I just plug it into my computer or phone and transfer an epub right onto it. I never hooked it to an account. I even have a program to convert Manga but it's been awhile since I did that and I honestly can't even remember the name of the program or how it works. Had this thing since 07 so...

I google the book I want to read with "epub", download the file, plug my phone directly into my Kindle and use the file system just like I used to on a PC. Never really had to do much more than that.

I found the only reason I was attracted to the psp was because of the ease of cracking it. For about $60 you could get a magic battery and a j-stick. That let you go rent a game rip it and throw it onto a hard drive. Boot the game straight from the memory card which was surprisingly not a Sony proprietary card but a regular micro SD. Same reason I still have my third gen Kindle. I can download all the books for free.

It may change taste profile depending on heat and sun/light exposure but it's still alcohol unless the bottle is compromised and it evaporated.

Aging refers strictly to how long the alcohol was left in a barrel before being put into a glass bottle. A 10 year old bottle of scotch is still only a 10 year old even if it was bought in 1970.

I remember the square as two triangles that slid together? Am I miss remembering?

"Not illegal" is not equivalent to "legal."

How do Americans eat with their knifes and forks?

Edit: Apparently my fellow Americans put the knife down after cutting and switch the fork to the hand that was holding the knife. I'm not sure I've ever noticed this. I always use my right(dominant) hand to cut with but then I just use the fork in my left to eat the food with. I know I'm an odd duck but I'm baffled by the utensil boogaloo that seems to be going on. Now I'm going to have to watch people around me eat. I'll report back in a few weeks.

Most people don't remember, but the ability to noclip through cars was a big loss once the 90s update rolled out.