It’s not remotely the same type of game, but you should try burning some things down in Don’t Starve.

So the J/K-drama style has spread to western romance novels. Not surprising with how K-drama in particular started taking off a few years back.

Porn. It’s written porn, with more story.

What is said fire spread system?

My family: Every individual has their own different camera with different people.

Does anyone else…not daydream?

As someone who learned on that, it is worse (having to switch one way or the other).

I’d recommend Chewy.

I knew I wanted my primary care provider to be an internal medicine specialist at a clinic which does not do pediatrics, so that narrowed it down a good bit. From there, I started reading patient reviews. Then I checked that they accepted my insurance.

I’m guessing you’ve never seen a used tampon because that is not what they look like.

These are rye chips.

Looks like horsetail to me.

Edit: lol, I should have read all the names first. Apparently horsetail descends from it.

Yeah, I don’t get it.

English ivy joins the ring.

Afraid of, destroyed by–tomato, tomato.

Can we leave the reddit stories for reddit?

Yeah, a friend got me Percocet from a dealer he knew back when I needed painkillers for medical reasons but was only given ibuprofen. It was expensive.

This was before the opioid epidemic. Probably just get offered fentanyl these days.

The name has, for good reasons, fallen out of fashion. “Inch plant” is what I’ve heard recently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wandering_Jew

Various types of plants are called by the common name “wandering Jew”, apparently because of these plants’ ability to resist gardener’s attempt to prevent them from “wandering over the earth until the second coming of Christ” (see Wandering Jew (disambiguation) § Plants). In 2016, to avoid anti-Semitism, the name “wandering dude” to describe Tradescantia has been proposed in an online plant community by Pedram Navid, instead of “Wandering Jew” and “silver inch plant”.[83] [84][85][86]

How about the classic Wandering Jew?

I’m sorry, but “Lavender” is not a good name.