HaveANiceFace
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Apr 16, 2024 8:15 AM
HaveANiceFace
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miklkit
That looks so much like how the evangelicals think.
ILiekToCookAndBake
fartharder
ty for the doggos
JoylessGreyhound
#1 he's got something against Canadians, that's fersure!
ubermonkey21
#3
kahooki
#1 I refuse to see DEATH as a killer. He's the one that helps with the final step. He's not malicious in my mind.
GNU Sir Terry Pratchett
BeTheMirage
#7 Girly man!
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
Rheios
'Dead Like Me' was a great show.
WTFwayofthegods
We’r fucked
Fhant
BeastofKnowledge
I needed this today #3
Whatwhatsomethingbutt
#8 forgive my cultural ignorance, but do babies in cultures famous for spicy food come out able to tolerate spicy things? Does it pass through their mother's milk? When they start solids do they enjoy the spice, or do parents have to work them up to it?
HaveANiceFace
That's a good question. Based solely on my restaurant experience, the pregnant and nursing tend to avoid things that may upset the palates of their children. Additionally, kids' meals are typically bland as can be; just salt and sugar where appropriate. I didn't even like mustard when I was a kid, now I put hot sauce on virtually ev
HaveANiceFace
-erything.
SarcasticComment
no. had a convo about this with my infant's Indian pediatrician on how to introduce spice. Indians basically start them off slow then build up to what is typical for the family to eat. By the time the child is 3, Indian toddlera are eating much spicier foods than Americans.
Whatwhatsomethingbutt
Interesting. Thanks!
SLCtechie
FluffykinsTheDestroyer
I want this game so bad
dragonslaver
What's that from?
Jhazkrit
Looks like it's from "Have a Nice Death." A 2d action roguelike where you play as Death.