It depends. Do I trust the place?
Vanilla is pretty much always good. It's hard to go wrong with vanilla. Chocolate is much more variable. A good chocolate is better than a good vanilla, but a bad chocolate is much worse.
Mr_Fish
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No rolls barred on YouTube did a video on hard mode pictionary. You could use some of those ideas.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is democracy manifest.
Two languages. English and Maori.
Thank you in Maori is "kia ora" (key-ah or-ah, but mostly said more like k-your-ah). Literally translates to "be well", kia meaning be, ora meaning life/wellness.
Please in Maori is a bit less clear. There is the word "koa" (I don't know how to phonetically write it, but all the letters are pronounced the same as above), but that's a concept that came with pakeha (European settlers). Before that, it was more about the tone of the request.
Edit: actually I do know more, but English and Maori are the two main languages I know any of.
What was the use before the Arabs?
Probably "with great power comes no accountability, and therefore great responsibility". It's the lack of accountability that means responsibility is needed.
Get him a small bucket. He'll make sure there's enough for everyone.
This feels like Pliny the Elder logic
So did Frisbee
I'm incredibly disappointed in you.
"Always has bean" would have bean amazing
Lemmy is back to BEANS everyone!!
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No. The whole point is a relationship with God. The reason we read the Bible is to learn more about God. The Bible isn't an instruction manual, it's a biography of God and his people.