No.311016
>>311011Is that from the Worms PC game? I loved that game as a kid.
No.311046
>>311035what is that first pic? guy crushed by logs?
No.311053
>>311046yeah, hundreds of them, from a collapsed a Bonefire in Texas.
It was for the the ATM College Football tradition, a giant bonefire made from thousands of logs in a weeding cake shape with 3 levels, the wiring in the base that held the larger logs broke and it all collapsed, this guy had a crushed pelvis and died 2 days latter, he is seen helping rescue operations, found it a few months ago while searching for 9/11 pics.
There is even a memorial of the event.
No.311567
>>311566 are those discs dog food?
No.311572
>>311567Meat jelly for humans
No.311581
>>311566man, this looks bland and disgusting. must be one of those european countries that doesn't have any food culture
No.311582
>>311581Caring about presentation for a self-cooked meal for one is absurd. Whiny cunt.
No.311583
>>311582I'm actually not talking about the presentation. The presentation is quite nice, why would you think I was talking about that? I was talking about the ingredients. I mean half the dish is just plain potatoes, and that thing with jellied meat just seems gross because of the texture I am imagining.
No.311584
>>311583The potatoes on right also remind me of stegt flaesk med persillesovs which is extremely bland and disappointing for something called a "national dish". Your post gave me flashbacks to eating that. Of course it could taste much better, hard to know without tasting it yourself.
No.314151
>>314112https://www.mage.space/Why? Because it's free and I'm dirt poor.
I've been using it to visualize my daydreams.
Here's some old school sword and planet stuff
No.314434
>>314416more like no one showed how to level up so I just stayed in the starting era around some weird people who think leveling up is for losers
No.314435
>>314434The game is rigged for most
No.314515
>>314434This is sad but true. Boys learn through mimicry of their father and through direct instruction by their father, but modern society has made it so fathers are separated from their children while working and when they're home they don't actually do anything meaningful, never teach the child how to actually act in the world. Some are better than others, but I think the overall quality of fathers has been degrading as a result of this way of life for generations now. The successful normies had strong fathers who took the time to show their kids how to "level up". They taught them what to value, how to act, and they did it by example rather than just saying it.