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I read the first book because I kept hearing how great it was supposed to be. I didn't even make it halfway through the second book, lol.

I ended up contacting support, they needed me to tell them the original email address I used to sign up (I didn't need access to it, just needed to match their records), my birthday, and the city I signed up in, how recently I was able to log in and stuff. They also asked about my inventory, but I didn't remember any of that. They took about a week to respond initially, but once they got in touch, they responded to my info pretty quickly! :) There were some other questions too, but I don't remember them, haha. Good luck!! I hope you are able to get your account back too! :)

Wow, good timing for me, I just got back my 20yr old account last week, haha. I played way too much of Faerie Bubbles and Snowmuncher as a tween. :)

Awesome! :) I'm listening to the Gayle Palmer episodes now, very interesting! Thanks for the recommendation!

Oooh, I haven't tried bacon grease before, that sounds amazing! Gotta put that on my to-do list, haha.

I use both! Mostly tap, but I use swipe enough that I would miss it if the feature was suddenly missing.

Awesome! Haha, I haven't heard of The Ghost Story Guys or The Opportunist, but I'm going to check them out! :) any episode recommendations? I do have Wild Thing in my subscribed podcasts, but I don't know if I've listened yet, going to download some eps! It turned out great! Homemade mayo! :D

Yess! :) Astonishing Legends is what really got me into paranormal podcasts! They have good host chemistry, it's fun to listen to them. They go on tangents a lot. Highly recommend the Mothman, Black Eyed Kids and Vertical Plane episodes! And That's Why We Drink is fun, it's a couple of friends, one tells a paranormal story, one tells a true crime story. This Paranormal Life is sillier, they take turns telling each other paranormal stories, then they vote on whether they think it's real or not. Haunted Road - host tells a story about a place, then speaks to someone who works there and they discuss what they've experienced there, or what guests have experienced. Scared To Death - a couple tell each other scary stories, and try to scare each other. Spooked - different people telling their paranormal stories every episode. This one is usually really well made, the stories are really interesting! Used to be mostly a premium subscription podcast, but is now free!

I'm thinking either a warlock or a barbarian. I had so much fun being a barbarian, jumping around and smashing stuff! But I love spelllsssss. Super intrigued by the wild magic barbarian... Definitely going to try it at least once, probably not on my first playthrough though.

I'm obsessed with Mercedes Lackey's Heralds of Valdemar - they are so nice and cozy for me, but exciting at the same time. I've also been reading R. A. Salvatore's Drizzt Do'Urden books, which are also pretty fun. Lynn Flewelling's Nightrunner series is probably my 2nd favorite fantasy series, and the Tamir trilogy.

Hello! I'm also from Reddit, for like 11yrs. I usually don't post anything online ever, but I am going to try to contribute here sometimes. :) My hobbies/interests are anything Pokémon, arts and crafts, reading, TV, gaming, cats, cooking, plants, Critical Role and paranormal/true crime podcasts. I have 2 doofy cats, Loki and Xandis. Currently, I am super duper excited for Baldur's Gate 3! Also excited to make hopefully the best potato salad I've ever made tomorrow.

Double espresso with sweetened condensed milk sounds amazing!

I used to make my own creamer with sweetened condensed milk! The only reason I don't still do it is because I got lazy, lol. It's delicious! I think I'm going to start making it again :)

It was a 1:1 ratio of sweetened condensed milk and another milk of choice (usually 2% for me) and 2 tsp of whatever flavored extract I was in the mood for, usually raspberry or vanilla, occasionally chocolate syrup too.

I am using Connect for Lemmy, so far, I like it, but it's the first app I've tried, haha. I used RIF for at least 10 years. Geez, didn't realize it had been that long...

Edit: ok, I'm using Liftoff now, I love it so far!