I had their creamy onion chicken and it reminded me of sour cream and onion chips which was very tasty

We decided to go in the back way, much to the chagrin of our DM who had been convinced we would bust down the front door and prepared for that. We got our asses whooped but we learned valuable information and my character's secret, a year in the making, was finally revealed!

Any official who says this is acceptable should lose their job imho

They could pay me half as much and I could find them actual sources because I know how to research and am not willing to let AI do my job for me

Of course it did

Love the shawarma but they have the best falafel in town so I usually get that instead!

I think I was right under it so I only got the tiniest corner. My friend in Paradise actually had the best photo! Surprisingly vibrant from that distance!

My d&d group chat is just pictures of this rainbow 😂

The rainbow if anyone is curious

Tonight I'm watching our second pick, The Innocents (1961). Esther watched it last night and the non-spoiler review I got was: Okay fuck these kids I’d be outta the house so fast.

So obviously I'm looking forward to it!

Yeah the two stories sound different when I look them up. 1961 is based on the Turn of the Screw! I've read the book and seen the opera

We're going to watch the 1961 The Innocents but I see there's also one with the same name from 2021. Which one are you thinking of?

November themes are gothic and zombies. Our picks are The Innocents and Quarantine/REC. Going with Quarantine tonight which I didn't think I'd seen but I put it on and realised I absolutely did see it. Probably back in 2008 when it came out

It kind of looks like the coat of arms of Kiribati

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