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Dunno if it's exactly a filter but I still go to a lot of shows and it's not really fun to date someone who's not interested in going to the same shows as me.

They always look very dignified for a creature that primarily communicates with "mwack"

Fun fact, they've done studies searching for pigments and found that dinosaur eggs, at least, were colorful like modern bird eggs.

Season 3 was when I really got into the show. The problem wasn't that the first two seasons were slow, they were just really dour. Especially the first season.

Does bruh express empathy? I've always read bruh as "bruh what are you doing" in a lot of contexts. But I can't really say it's something I use much.

I'm using thunder but it seems like it doesn't support a lot of piefed features yet?

Does this include /r/popular?

Living at altitude, this is actually true. Very low atmospheric buffering. Temperature swings of 40 degrees within a few hours.

King Arthur has great videos on shaping. Here's a short one on how to form a sandwich loaf. You can see that there are several internal folds which create structure, and the folding and sealing creates tension on the outer layer which traps gas inside the loaf as it rises and later cooks. Good luck!

Nice job.

The crumb looks a little dense to me. I'm guessing due to shaping issues. Did you do this freeform or did you use a loaf pan? Loaf pan is generally preferable for beginners because the pan provides a lot of support. With freeform loaves if it's not shaped correctly it will often collapse. Generally when you're shaping you want two things: internal structure, and a tightly stretched skin over the top. I think a lot of beginner recipes don't teach this very well, since I often see first loaves that look like they were assembled into a shape but not really using proper techniques.

I don't think Starfield was ridiculously broken at release? It was just boring.

...you just learned this?