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Cake day: July 8th, 2023

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  • Yes. It is actually illegal to add sugar to wine in France and Italy. They are extremely proud and protective of their wine industry and do not want it to turn into something that churns out boring mass produced products that taste exactly the same year after year. They see value in the differences in the wine years caused by the different weather conditions and the know-how and efforts to create a good wine without resorting to cheap modern shortcuts. Winemakers aren’t even allowed to water their vineyards.



  • He won’t. His goal at that point is to avoid the consequences of his actions and abusing presidential powers is the best chance he has for that.

    If you think that the last election was a mess, wait to see the next one. Trump has nothing to lose anymore and will reach new lows in hopes to save his own selfish ass. He has demonstrated again and again already that he lacks the moral capacity to do otherwise.








  • This just gave me the idea of an item that is secretly highly radioactive. Carrying it and being around it it would slowly give the character increasingly acute symptoms of radiation poisoning.The characters can’t possibly understand what radiation poisoning is so they would think it is some sort of magical curse. However no magic users would be able figure out what it is and how to stop it.

    I’m wondering how long it would take for the players themselves to figure out what it really is, or if they ever would.




  • I remember Google forcing a Google + down the throats of everyone who had a Google-related account such as a YouTube account. Then they started boasting about the record growth of their social media platform. I immediately knew that this was only a tactic to please their investors.

    Years later they finally caught on with what as going on when someone published the usage data revealing that most of the traffic on Google+ didn’t spend more than 5 seconds on the site. This meant that most of their “usage” was people who accidentally clicked on the wrong link or immediately left the moment they saw whatever they were interested in was on Google+

    Reddit is doing the same thing by not deleting bot accounts to make it sound like the activity on the site is much greater than it actually is.