If we're going to play that game, puffins are technically auks since they're also in the same family.
Also where I'm from we call those razorbills.
No, I'm not fun at parties.
Why choose one country? I'm selling everything and buying a boat.
Assuming you're using Firefox as a mobile browser. Hit the three little dots on the top right, scroll down and hit settings. Near the bottom under advanced there should be an "Open links in apps" option. Set it to never.
+1 for a tentative Overcooked suggestion but only if you think you and your cousin won't strangle each other in a high stress scenario. I can't play the game with my wife because she's too goofy and I'm too serious.
Bread and Fred looks like a lot of fun but I haven't actually played it yet.
Diablo 3 was fun playing couch co-op and reminded me more than a little bit of playing Gauntlet in the good old days.
Had a cousin eat some spooky bread and found out the hard way what going cold turkey off her depression meds felt like. It was a rough couple days to get her back to baseline.
Under sun and sky, we greet you warmly.
A coworker set the break room on fire by microwaving her lunch for 30 minutes instead of three. No idea how you forget your lunch is in the microwave, let alone for half an hour, but hey I got to go home early.
Yes. I've spent far more money than I will ever save but I've had a lot of fun with it.
Also I printed a nerf blaster. Enough said.
Congrats on being one of today's lucky 10,000!
Last time I tried the Feynman technique I was escorted from the building for impersonating a professor.
Seriously though, back in college I used the Leitner system until I was comfortable enough with the info that I could explain it in layman's terms. Though back in the day I just called the Feynman technique the rubber duck method thanks to my brother who was in IT and actually got everyone rubber ducks one year as a gag stocking stuffer.
The only animal in the US with a pocket and they shove the coins down its throat? Oof.
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Strider
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Where the hell are you finding an 8.5% ROI in this economy??