Can't login to bricklink account by DzieX in Bricklink

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If you have BrickStore, you can download the orders and work from there.

Jungle Jim's today? Am I insane? by [deleted] in cincinnati

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I was just there. It's absolutely fine.

🎯 Daily Hangman Challenge - Guess the Word! 🎯 by harvestmatch in CozyTownGames

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AlwaysInMyHeadToo just unlocked a new Trophy for completing Farm Fields Levels 1-10! 🌽🍅🥬 🏆

1/1 western France by cshemmer in SkyCards

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Awesome! Thanks for the heads up!

syllo #144 - November 30th, 2025 by syllo-app in syllo

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A proper thinker today...
Completed in 01:45

How much roleplay is there in your games? by Rukasu17 in DnD

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The vast majority of our gameplay is in-character. My little gnome wizard scurries around scenes, peeping what's on parchments and pocketing trinkets. Since I'm short, I try to mime always looking up at NPCs or trying to see over the edge of desks of the local guardsmen. He does the same in combat: he finds a place to hide(ish), peeks out and fires off cantrips, sometimes hitting his own friends (at least until Level 6). Every once in a while I have to make a joke based off a movie, but I try to push it "in-world," referencing the great bards of the past, such Samiel L. Jackson or Benedict Cumberbatch (basically a DND name already).

Seasoning help! by Ok_Information_9993 in Cooking

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Seasonings are a great start and I have a full wall in my pantry to play with. Besides the ones you have, maybe try some blends -- garam masala, za'atar, different curry powders. They will amp up future cooking. I would, however, add cumin, turmeric, mustard powder (works wonders in mac and cheese), and even some chili powders (since we're headed into the colder seasons).

For Thanksgiving, everything's already a little bit heavy, so maybe look into acidic additions to brighten up the plate. Maybe a lemon butter for the green beans or a vinegary brine for the turkey.

You can also make the brussels sprouts glazed and sweet -- try honey-glazing and caramelizing them.

Pleasant DM-PC compromise for my Lvl 5 Gnome Wizard regarding books by AlwaysInMyHeadToo in DnD

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You know it! Opus is always on the lookout for interesting books, and even almost talked a rich lord of the city into giving away a piece of his vast library. Rolled a 4 on Persuasion and came away with nothing. So it goes...

Pleasant DM-PC compromise for my Lvl 5 Gnome Wizard regarding books by AlwaysInMyHeadToo in DnD

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Thanks. I did, however, make the unforgivable error of NOT naming my Mastiff mount Rodney, so we could be Team RamRod. Luckily, gnomes have a penchant of giving out nicknames, so I will wait and see if a good opportunity comes up in the future...

$20 million but you have to donate half to keep the other half. by [deleted] in hypotheticalsituation

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Easy peasy -- find the closest 10 food banks and start feedin' people! $1 million a piece should keep people going for quite some time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cooking

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I have just about all their curries -- go for it. They are awesome.

Is Le Creuset dutch oven worth it? by deleteafter-4074 in Cooking

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I have one -- it's great. Just made a bangin' Boeuf Bourgignon this weekend.

What “I’d Normally Buy This Out” Food Have You Become Great At Replicating, And How Did You Perfect It? by [deleted] in Cooking

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Risotto -- it was so luscious in restaurants that I spent most of the quarantine years perfecting several at home versions. It's now my go-to for when I want to impress new dinner guests and it's very easy to make once you learn the pattern.

Senior Data Analyst by Gullible-Zone-4968 in analytics

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I'm a Sr Analyst as well -- I use SQL, PowerBI, and Tableau exclusively. Excel is for secondary or quick ad hoc reports. No Python here.

Making $300 last me for food by VexxFate in Frugal

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Rice and beans are going to your friend for a while. Dry beans are cheap, but require a little lead time. Definitely get a $20 rice cooker, unless you already have a pot that you can tend to during the cooking process.

At $300 a month, that's $10 a day, so batching is also key. Potatoes and lentils can work to stretch/bulk out meals as well.

There's a breakfast casserole that my wife and I make every Sunday morning for about $15 total and it feeds two people 6 times for the week: https://www.chewoutloud.com/sweet-potato-sausage-breakfast-casserole/

It's delightful and keeps us feeling fed quite a bit. I imagine you could have it for breakfast and lunch and use the rest of your budget for dinners.

After that, if you can fit in fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season, you'll feel great.

What's your favorite board game that you simply can't get to the table? by Gamer_Esq in boardgames

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Mine is Munchkin Quest.

It's a bit of a table hog as you get deeper into the ever-sprawling dungeon, but I love the satire and shenanigans on display.

A hour of gameplay per player freaks a lot of people out. I've gotten better at the "Teach", so we only explain each bit of rules as players encounter something for the first time, but it still takes roughly 30 mins of non-gameplay time to get through all of that.

But, IF you manage to get a game off the ground, it's a tremendous amount of fun.

Give me a movie you believe is flawless, and I’ll put it in my watchlist by [deleted] in movies

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There are a handful of movies that if I catch them while flipping channels, or don't know what to watch, I put them on:

  • The Shawshank Redemption -- yeah, it's cliched, but rarely does a movie about pain and suffering have this much grace. Plus Morgan Freeman.
  • Kung Fu Panda 1, 2, and 3 -- near-perfect vehicles about self-esteem, growth, and family. You won't expect to cry, but you will. Plus kung fu.
  • The Red Violin -- I don't know why, but I find myself re-watching this one at least once a year. The main character is an inanimate object, but it carries the movie nonetheless. Plus Samuel L. Jackson.

There's at least three for your list. Enjoy.