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The issue is, that outside of the fact that there is plenty of cannon about what these gods looks like, these artistic "interpretations" always go one way. Interpret white gods as blacks and you're stunning and brave and so diverse and inclusive. But if a dev studio took a game centered around...

Or maybe we just want a company making a game about greek gods who were sexy and white to stop making them brown, fat, and ugly /shrug

So in my quest for more Gawr Gura content, youtube recommended a video suggesting she used to be Senzawa. At this point, you're probably wondering who the fuck Senzawa is, and why should I care about this weeb shit!? Well, apparently she was the originator of this well known meme song, small...

When the driver calls out and you need to bring in the office staff

I'm wondering if she also smashes through a brick wall when she appears yelling "Oh lawd she hearth'n!"

It'd be one thing if her skin color only had ash here or there. Not only did they make it like she literally rolled around in the shit, they also made her full on Lizzo fat

Man card revoked

Up close vid of tornado taking out a warehouse with 70 people in it. How they all survived, much less with just minor injuries is crazy

BOGO fishing

So much anger, so much rage

Now beat it with all 3 so you can fight the real final boss...

Ironclad is easy if you can get a seed with good block cards and early barricade, otherwise I'd say shadow is easier with better block and deck control mechanics

Only downside to Slay to Spire is the game play balance is very tight. You don't have much margin of error for mistakes or how you build your deck. You could also try Monster Train, very similar to StS but is more forgiving, has less of a learning curve, and more variety in play style/builds.

Gyrohawk is watching you masturbate

I was researching substitution methods for soybean oil in baked goods and this was one of the top questions Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.jpeg

Yeah, at least upgrade to Zerohedge tweets

18% were german shepherds and 21% were mixed. It doesn't say how many of those mixed were pit mixes or how many shepherds were police dogs. But those 3 account for 60% alone. Also, this isn't like humans where there are only 5 or so races to consider. The 40% is spread out amongst dozens of...

But those are just actual deaths. I'd rather not get mauled and live either all things considered. Quick googling shows 4.5 million bites reported per year, with 22% being from pit bulls alone. So I can get a pit and have a 0.3% chance of being bitten per year, or I can get dozens of other...

Im with you bro!

She's my new waifu. Educational too. Today class, we learn what geld means

Much tragic, very sad volume warning

I have bad childhood memories of my mom blasting moody blues on the weekends while cleaning KNIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN!!!!!!!!

Old incident but was interesting. Imagine running out of fuel halfway over the Atlantic

Only downside to using co-mans is if its low volume. They either won't bite or you'll be at the bottom of the list for production time. We hate change overs and low runners

Anything small scale like that which doesn't cross state lines would be whatever your local regulations are. Technically you'd still fall under FDA but you'll be well under their radar. If you're curious about FDA regs, the relevant CFR is CFR 21 Subchapter B https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21

Between the government and the large corporation level food industries, you're right. Though I find the large corps to be more annoying/demanding than the FDA. Luckily the biggest we've really dealt with has been Rich's and they're the most laid back of the bunch. Walmart for example is a...

USDA is every production. They have to inspect before production begins to confirm sanitation, we call this the pre-op inspection. Then they'll either stay the whole production or go to a different plant depending on their schedule/coverage levels, but you have to assume they'll be there the...

Meat is USDA, and yes, anytime meat is handled, it has to go through the USDA inspection process. So even though we purchase meat from a USDA approved/inspected plant, once we handle/process it again, it needs its own USDA inspection before we can ship/sell it.

There are food production facilities that rent and help you proof of concept products. They're usually associated with schools/colleges. We had one in Jersey run by one of our trainers called Rutgers Food Innovation center. They had an entire process line that could produce most items on a...

You won't need a lawyer, you'll need someone familiar with food safety standards, SQF code, etc. If it's meat, you'll need USDA inspection for production which is a much larger can of worms than anything FDA related.

She's just Sicilian

When you love your job you never work a day in your life

The retard rickshaw shortly after the misc went down

I didn't watch a single episode of the Witcher once it was revealed they butchered the casting so bad. Between this and all the people who still bought Diablo 4 yet complain after the fact, some of ya'll need more self control.