I was like I should buy pine nuts for better pesto making but I literally leave in a week I would have to abandon them
Guess I can just do butter cheese ?
As someone who has played Omori, I would not pick him for this.
im goated like that. I was looking for something I know would go straight from mahjong to nintendo. Tho it appears that nintendo did not directly link Splat3? atleast not in your path. So FF XIV really lucked out
Not afraid of coyotes just lazy
It might have, but I didnāt see it. I havenāt wikiraced in a couple years.
Is ctrl+F permitted I was a ctrl+F beast
Ah you see me and my friends did it all through the end of senior year. I was eaisly the best among them with about a 90% winrate, and a 95% one on things that didnāt involve sweden
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No.
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Pasta is edible with butter parmesan and an unreasonable amount of pepper
just use olive oil smhze
To win āMealā I need a vegetable but I have edamame too so Iām good on that front
good night chat
Good night Marissa
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Back in the day the school cafeteria would sometimes serve mac and cheese and the texture was fine but it was deeply and utterly flavourless, right. No taste. Nothing. So the trend among the kids (I was very early to this trend) was to dump like absurd amounts of pepper packets into the mac and cheese until it qualified as āSeasonedā and had like some level of taste to it to make it tolerable to eat. This āMealā reminds me of that
Wouldāve been a high-tier āMealā if the pesto were still good but as-is this is mid-tier, the vegetable being completely separate from the main meal and unseasoned is minus points and even the meal itself is not very good. Just pepper and cheese. Solid on nutrition so like a 5-6/10 but not anything special
Living on my own @ college is going to significantly reduce my ability to play my favourite game āMealā because I will not have āIngredientsā in the same way I do now and āIngredientsā are the key part of playing āMealā
you can still play āmealā if you buy a meal plan. however you canāt win
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The key part of āMealā is that there is no plan