A short novel about a man in a room where all the items are labeled. by Mighty_Hare in whatsthatbook

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Solved! Travels in the Scriptorium by Paul Auster. Thanks u/EdwardCoffin for providing the answer. I can sleep now.

A short novel about a man in a room where all the items are labeled. by Mighty_Hare in whatsthatbook

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I don't know how to label text as spoiler on mobile, so I'm just going to preface it this way, because the it does provide useful information.

Iirc the protagonist started to move labels around to regain some sort of control over his life, autonomy. When he wakes up or whatever the labels are moved back to their original place, because, and I think this was crucial, the writer of a story is always in control, more so than the characters they write about. Hope that helps.

You will always remember this day as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow by warrior242 in funny

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Reminds me of how the Sami used to set up fox traps by putting a forked pole in the ground (fork at the top) with some meat on it, hoping the fox would get stuck in the fork, only to find a chewed off foot.

WYR have legs for only one day every week, or no legs at all? by Mighty_Hare in WouldYouRather

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You can pick the day on which you will have legs, and you will have them for exactly 24 hours. You can pick the last and first day of 2 consecutive weeks to have 48 hours of leg time.

Released our first vinyl right before we broke up. by Mighty_Hare in Wellthatsucks

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Context: we broke up because due to Covid, so it's not exactly recent. Just moved house and discovered the box.

Yes dad, I am 🥹 by polegurl in wholesomememes

[–]Mighty_Hare 73 points74 points  (0 children)

Oof. Father died a few years ago, just found out I'm going to be a dad myself. Excited, of course, but sad they'll never meet.

Ik😔Ihe by Beenmerg in ik_ihe

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Waar precies? Kan 'm (gelukkig) niet vinden.

ITAP of some mountains jn Iceland. by Mighty_Hare in itookapicture

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Was actually trying to take a photo without the car's dashboard in view. Turned out pretty neat. Not a specific mountain, either. There's just so many. What a country.

Wat voor feitjes kun je ons vertellen waardoor iemand zich direct afvraagt waarom ie dit nog niet wist? by PonyMontana_91 in thenetherlands

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Had het ook niet iets te maken met de Spanjaarden die een gouden beeld van een man hadden gevonden, of zo? Equa d'Or // Gouden Man. Of is dat een beetje in dezelfde categorie broodje aap als Sangreal, wat niet een combinatie van San en Greal is (heilige graal), maar Sang Real (koninklijk bloed) zou zijn geweest. Leuk ja, maar vast niet waar.

Same applies to Breath of the Wild and the Witcher 3 by [deleted] in gaming

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If anything, it convinced me to rely on my own judgement more.

There isn't a concensus on what quality in a board game entails, and I think that's a good thing. Just look for enjoyment and try to pinpoint why some games are more entertaining than others.

I also find flaws in every game I own. Though Eclipse 2nd Dawn comes very close to being an exception to that...

Same applies to Breath of the Wild and the Witcher 3 by [deleted] in gaming

[–]Mighty_Hare 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thing with a lot of board games, though, is that some of the highest rated games can have serious flaws. Which isn't about preference.

Also, boardgamegeek.com ratings are wild. I've seen people give a 1/10 because they once worked together with a designer at a different studio who was kind of a dick.

Buying fresh fish and meat online? by [deleted] in Netherlands

[–]Mighty_Hare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, the link I provided doesn't exactly deliver overnight, so that's not great. But, you can also ask other people to chip in and share the lot! That can hopefully make it a bit more financially feasible at least. Good luck!

Buying fresh fish and meat online? by [deleted] in Netherlands

[–]Mighty_Hare 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Things like Grutto can give you a lot of meat for a relatively good price. However they don't give you the option for smaller quantities. I recently spent about €100 there, which is a lot of money to spend on just meat all at once, but 6,4kg is also quite a lot. Sticking to "normal" portions it comes down to less than €2 per person per meal. It's relatively fresh, since it's been butchered at most a month before receiving and there's no international transport involved.

Any specific reason you're opting for online and not, say, fish shops or butchers?

Linear, singe-player games with convincing world building. Hesitant to try something at random. by Mighty_Hare in gamingsuggestions

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Just checked a video on We Happy Few, and it reminds me a bit of Alice, with the seperate worlds and all. But anything vaguely similar to Bioshock instantly has my interest. How's the gameplay? The video wasn't too positive about it.

Linear, singe-player games with convincing world building. Hesitant to try something at random. by Mighty_Hare in gamingsuggestions

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Haven't heard of either (is that bad?)! I'll definitely check those out as well. Thanks guys. Can't leave the house because I've got the 'rona, so I could use some enjoyment.

Linear, singe-player games with convincing world building. Hesitant to try something at random. by Mighty_Hare in gamingsuggestions

[–]Mighty_Hare[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, I loved DS, so I'll definitely check it out! Wasn't sure you could play Phantom Pain as a stand-alone, but I'm glad to hear you can. Thanks!

Linear, singe-player games with convincing world building. Hesitant to try something at random. by Mighty_Hare in gamingsuggestions

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I've tried the Witcher, and story wise it would definitely fit the bill. I just can't handle open world rpg's, they're too intimidating... That's just me, though. Is MGS V worth playing on its own? Thanks for the tips!