I find it difficult to believe that most people don't have a spare 30/45/60 mins in their day where a hobby can be pursued.
People will spend that time scrolling social media, or watching TV, but then complain that they don't have enough time for their own hobbies or well-being.
The 5 day, 40 hour working week, is definitely outdated and I would argue for change, but people don't help themselves on this particular topic. Get a life, get some hobbies.
Pasta=Noodles?
Isn't the whole point to dehumanise them?
They're calling them a "none playable character" after all.
Movies are largely boring nowadays, I would agree with that with some exceptions.
TV script writing over the last two decades however, is arguably the better than its ever been.
Goat is quite widely eaten in the UK. Mainly in Carribbean cuisine and indian cuisine in my experience.
Yeah this would cause mayhem here lol
You can't buy individual bananas in many places in my country. They're usually sold but the bunch.
Which would mean I'd need to buy multiple bunches which is just a ridiculous amount of bananas.
You can't buy individual bananas in many places in my country.
I'm not buying three bunches of bananas, each at different stages of ripeness. That's a ridiculous amount of bananas.
What about pc gaming? As far as I'm aware physical pc games don't exist anymore.
Comparing yourself to others people's accomplishments is never going to end well. It's completely natural for us to do, but if it's not done to achieve inspiration, then it's almost always a negative thought process.
At the end of the day the people you describe are no better than you, their accomplishments don't make them better people. Their accomplishments only have value if you chose to give them that, and in the same token value can be given to things in your life that you might not necessarily deem worthy enough it be an 'accomplishment'.
If the temperature this summer has been warmer than normal for you, then the lower humidity could be caused by the additional heat.
Warm air will process more moisture than cooler air.
Ah I'm glad you know me so well.