UniversalBasicJustice

I mined half a BTC with university electricity. I used it to purchase the Pathfinder 1e rulebook.

I could've paid off my student loans with that half BTC. I try not to think about it too much.

I never used the rulebook.

Static image, also Summit.

Zoomed in to check the Edifier (I've had a pair for nearly a decade and LOVE it), smirked at the Bad Dragons.

Who wrote The Witness? Not an easy title to search for 😅

I read Black Company yeaaars ago and the grimdark and gritty writing definitely primed me for Malazan. I'll definitely look into it again!

I partly want 1000+ page epics for the dollar to hour ratio; trying to support my local bookstore but paying $20-30+ for paperbacks stings. The look on bookstore lady's face when I showed up for #4 a week after buying #3 was definitely worth it, though!

Thai/Native Hot is usually the highest on the menu and what I generally order. Some places will happily fuck me up but others don't, especially when I (infrequently) order takeout and can't reassure them beforehand. That said, I have a very high capsaicin tolerance so may need to just settle for doing it myself.

I've been meaning to learn how to say "fuck me up with spice" in Thai for this reason. Or ordering takeout under a native name.

Thank you, added to the list!

Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight Archive book 4, Rhythm of War. I opened Way of Kings for the first time 5 weeks ago and 3600ish pages later I'm still engrossed. I'd planned on waiting for the series to finish but I missed chewing through epic fantasy on this scale.

Once I'm caught up through book #5 I'm thinking its time for another go at Malazan.

Other than Martin, Rothfuss and Jordan are there any other works with similar scale/complexity/depth as Stormlight and Malazan?

bifacial

I should call him...

Wrong community, there is nothing dull about brisket.