Which one, the Odysseus post? You don’t like that movie or is it Armand Assente?
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Just block him
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@Zaera_Keena Have you blocked him? And if yes, why?
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I doubt he blocked me. He needs to know what I post so he can post his trollish stuff.
I blocked him though, that way I don’t have to see his degenerate posts.
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Much as I enjoy his tears , got bored of the baby.
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It sounds like all is well that ends well then. Now you’re at peace.
So he blocked you and you blocked him… No more drama, right?
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He’s not the only one I blocked so yes, much peace for me on this forum now.
I really like it too. Also men’s fashion.
Too classy to ignore.
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apart from the posts where they teach you which module works best, what other posts might be more interesting?
I will never block anyone.
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Never say Never
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If you need to know about which module works best on what ship all you have to do is Simulate the ship, decide if you’re going to turn off your skills from the simulation or not and then start adding modules and see what they do to your ship’s stats in real time.
No need of some blowhard to tell you what’s what.
Good for you but I won’t let trolls bother me for long.
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@Ogun_Ferraille Some of us are self-learners and some of us aren’t.
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Some of the most remote, interesting places on the planet.
I am not going there.
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Time to go to sleep, but before I will share a snapshot from the past… night night lovelies!
Also: your grand-grandma already knitted when she was young…
An attendant at Gilmore gas station, Los Angeles, 1948. People form the past, they were just living their lives, much as we do, without thinking about it.
Bonus round: your grand-grandma also earned her money at a diner…
A diner on US Highway 1 at Berwyn, Maryland, june of 1940. Hot dogs for 5 ç, Hamburgs for 10, a food platter for 25 ç …and beer in frosted mugs!
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I love your snapshots from the past.
Undoubtedly so. And Knitting is cool. I learned it at school.
You’re spoiling us today, Yiole. Thank you.
And I don’t think that my great-grandma worked at a diner. Maybe a hotel but her family were farmers so she probably fed the small animals.
Sleep well!
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Each to his/her own when it comes to beauty/handsomeness.
I’m not going to explain myself for the umpteenth time.
Happy New Year!
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Well, from a scientific point of view, flies don’t eat sh¡t (they use it to hatch their eggs) and honey is bee vomit (nectar goes into stomach, is mixed with enzymes and stuff, a little part goes down the intestine to be absorbed but most of the partially digested nectar just exits through the mouth and is stored).
But then, bee vomit is not the same as our vomit; our vomit contains what the body considers harmful stuff which has triggered our body to get rid of it with plenty of water to wash out, either above or below depending on where the harm has been located and the “away with it button” has been pressed. And on the other hand, some insects feed on/from the not-digested parts from the feces of large animals, usually herbivores which use to churn out partially digested grass and vegetal stuff since they can’t just keep it inside forever. The part in which insects use the undigested bits varies a lot and goes from eating it directly to using it to grow fungi.
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