He's beautiful!
BD1sHappyFeet
joined 1 year ago
Oh gods, my fluffy dumbass does this, too. Not getting attention? He'll walk over to the Lego and just raise a paw. Not enough? Swipe and knock a minifig flying. If that doesn't work he just jumps onto the art table and sends pens everywhere.
Even when carrying him around like a baby (are there any gingers who actually enjoy being carried or held like a normal cat?) if he thinks my attention isn't sufficiently on him he'll reach one paw up and tap me on the nose for boops. See if I ever teach him anything else.
Excellent name!
The Jedi games are absolutely amazing in terms of storyline.
Glad to know it's not just me. Civ and Stellaris both, game progression for me goes like: fun, fun, fun, yeah screw that guy!, fun ... getting less fun, definitely not as fun anymore, meh.
I just picked up Cult of the Lamb which is at least silly fun. Bonus points for blasphemy!
I think mine is 13. Might have to try to get banned myself! Wonder if there's a pic of John Oliver holding a ban hammer.
I hadn't even seen that set yet. For me, ship builds are just a LOT of grey. I love the finished product but I like to be working on something else at the same time so I can take a break from it here and there. I have The Justifier sitting here waiting next in my to build queue but I'll probably end up pausing and building a little set in the middle.
Love the set, though.
There is no spiritual world, so all spiritual experiences are occurring only in one's mind. Whether they're troublesome or not can depend on whether the observer agrees with the delusion or not. If a person's delusion aligns with the dominant religion of the area, then chances are good that most of the observers will not consider the delusions to be problematic.