They have do a bottomless, make your own mimosa bar with like 20 different types of juice, yummie food featuring sassy bacon... which is like crisply fried bacon jerky, and typically pretty good EDM and sometimes an actual DJ.
They have do a bottomless, make your own mimosa bar with like 20 different types of juice, yummie food featuring sassy bacon... which is like crisply fried bacon jerky, and typically pretty good EDM and sometimes an actual DJ.
I think my only real problem with the Civ5 religion implementation is that there's no real atheism option.
You can ignore religion for the most part if it's not part of your strategy, but you can't really opt out. Your people and cities will eventually follow one.
It might have been interesting if high science cities would eventually lose religiosity, so the focus on one could cost you in other field.
Well it's not as if there's a historically long tradition of atheism.
Certainly religions that don't focus on a creator god, but they're deffo not atheism.
And I mean historically churches, clergy, priesthoods, temples, etc. were more often centers of scientific knowledge and literacy rather than acting against them.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
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Of course not, it's to dish with all your fellow upper middle class bffs about the embarrassing sexual encounter you had the previous night, or talk about the latest overpriced fashion accessory from your favorite boutique in the village, or to do a boring monologue because the show's conceit is you're a writer even though it's hard to believe anyone would pay to publish this dreck
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I am not actually surprised to learn that there are rules for brunch
equally unsurprised to learn that they invoke images of insufferable yuppies in tennis skirts and expensive wrist watches.
those are not the proper rules
You know where you can get a proper brunch, unsullied by yuppies and hipsters? New Orleans
I'd only have brunch if the chef fled from Katrina
but chefs don't make cocktails.
chefs make food.
this whole thing you are saying doesn't make sense.
any idiot can make a mimosa
brunch cocktails are the super easy bit
you do understand that brunch cocktails also include bloody marys, various corpse revivers, and fancy ass seasonal cocktails?
Like, you can't just start in on mimosi. You won't get drunk. You get a couple real cocktails in you, and then maintain your drunk as hell with mimosi.
Of course not, it's to dish with all your fellow upper middle class bffs about the embarrassing sexual encounter you had the previous night, or talk about the latest overpriced fashion accessory from your favorite boutique in the village, or to do a boring monologue because the show's conceit is you're a writer even though it's hard to believe anyone would pay to publish this dreck
it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
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Of course not, it's to dish with all your fellow upper middle class bffs about the embarrassing sexual encounter you had the previous night, or talk about the latest overpriced fashion accessory from your favorite boutique in the village, or to do a boring monologue because the show's conceit is you're a writer even though it's hard to believe anyone would pay to publish this dreck
This is getting oddly specific.
Show us where Sex and the City hurt you.
It is cultural arsenic.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
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it would defeat the purpose entirely to become intoxicated at brunch
it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
(singapura singapura)
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Had to work late on a Sunday morning
Hanging my head, but no time for mourning. I ain't got no time
And I had brrruuuunnnnnccchhhhhh
Hm, I never eat breakfast, I skipped lunch today because I wasn't feeling hungry, and now it's 9 PM and I'm still not hungry.
I blame my co-worker who put a giant bowl of Reese's in the middle of the office. I probably got my daily calorie needs from that alone. I shall leave my next dentist bill on her desk.
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Of course not, it's to dish with all your fellow upper middle class bffs about the embarrassing sexual encounter you had the previous night, or talk about the latest overpriced fashion accessory from your favorite boutique in the village, or to do a boring monologue because the show's conceit is you're a writer even though it's hard to believe anyone would pay to publish this dreck
I would like to subscribe to Knitdan reviews sex and the city please.
it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
(singapura singapura)
I was thinking more shomer shabbat, but then I typically end up brunching on saturday.
They moistly come out at night, moistly.
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it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
(singapura singapura)
Singapore may not have brunch
I don't know
fuck gendered marketing
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it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
(singapura singapura)
I was thinking more shomer shabbat, but then I typically end up brunching on saturday.
you can't brunch on saturday
that's something else
fuck gendered marketing
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it's when a cafe or bar targets people with disposable income and flexible working hours with promotional discounts to get something out of the post-breakfast quiet slump, and then it turns out that it's fashionable to have disposable income and spare time (quelle surprise), so it turns from finger food and drinks (half off) to just finger food and drinks.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
(singapura singapura)
I was thinking more shomer shabbat, but then I typically end up brunching on saturday.
you can't brunch on saturday
that's something else
Yes, "Boozy Brunch".
How hung over to you want me to be on monday?
They moistly come out at night, moistly.
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The true purpose of brunch is to fill your empty life with bourgeoisie class indicators.
This black empty husk of existential dread isn't going fill itself.
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I'm pretty sure insufferable yuppies own the copyright to brunch now.
they can pry it from my cold, dead hands
but chefs don't make cocktails.
chefs make food.
this whole thing you are saying doesn't make sense.
like, the morning? Going out? On a weekend? So many warning flags.
any idiot can make a mimosa
brunch cocktails are the super easy bit
Well it's not as if there's a historically long tradition of atheism.
Certainly religions that don't focus on a creator god, but they're deffo not atheism.
And I mean historically churches, clergy, priesthoods, temples, etc. were more often centers of scientific knowledge and literacy rather than acting against them.
balls deep in this poached egg
even bartenders can do it for gods sake
acceptable morning drinking.
I don't drink.
But I hear that you do brunch after drinking. Possibly while hung over. Dragging oneself around, torturing yourself.
Also you can drink at home.
And possibly eat a late breakfast.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
you do understand that brunch cocktails also include bloody marys, various corpse revivers, and fancy ass seasonal cocktails?
Like, you can't just start in on mimosi. You won't get drunk. You get a couple real cocktails in you, and then maintain your drunk as hell with mimosi.
poor poor summer child.
This is getting oddly specific.
Show us where Sex and the City hurt you.
Hail Hydra?
how barbaric
It is cultural arsenic.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
my god
I guess it's well-received.
most people do not have to work late sunday morning
one could do worse
on the other hand, sitting around like a useless sack of shit is pretty appealing
(singapura singapura)
Hanging my head, but no time for mourning. I ain't got no time
And I had brrruuuunnnnnccchhhhhh
and I don't really intend to
but if that's where people are getting their horrid misconceptions of brunch though, I must hate it as a matter of principle
In a lot of ways Entourage feels like the masculine Sex and the City.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I blame my co-worker who put a giant bowl of Reese's in the middle of the office. I probably got my daily calorie needs from that alone. I shall leave my next dentist bill on her desk.
I was thinking more shomer shabbat, but then I typically end up brunching on saturday.
Singapore may not have brunch
I don't know
also younger, and on a worse coast
Spec Ops tried to do a few things
I need to sleep to consolidate thoughts, but my first impression is that by doing too many, it weakened some of the messages and they got muddled.
you can't brunch on saturday
that's something else
hey
hugggggs
Yes, "Boozy Brunch".
How hung over to you want me to be on monday?
This black empty husk of existential dread isn't going fill itself.