Yeah. Piling stuff on another belt so we can bag it ourselves is the norm here as well. I find it fascinating that I will simply pile everything into a haphazard pile on my side of the cashier, but when the cashier scans it, he/she usually piles it up into a very nice and tidy organized group.

I remember when plastic bags became a thing. We were encouraged to use a plastic bag to save a tree.

I always wondered about the sanity of girls who joined ISIS. Do they realize all that they are giving up? And what exactly they are selling themselves into?

After reading the article, I was quite surprised to learn how often it happens. You would think that people would be more aware of their proximity to the road, because they are standing on it.

It was probably a good idea that they paid the legal bill before he took over.

So I wonder what their end game was if they simply beat her up. Did they honestly think that she would simply give them a better grade and not mention all her injuries to anyone?

I like the map. It makes me want to know what is in all the other buildings, lol.

The guy hid in an alcove and didn’t even try to help kids evacuate. I have no idea how the jury reached the conclusion that they did. The New York Times article said that prosecutors had not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Peterson, who did not testify, should be considered someone “responsible for a child’s welfare.” If the school resource officer is not responsible for a child’s welfare, just what is their job?

They have Civilization VI on the list. I found that setting up a Civilization game on my steamdeck to be rather difficult and did not try to progress to the actual game due to already difficult setup.

I play Civ VI on a tablet sometimes and often have to play with my ApplePencil. I wonder if their numbers can differentiate between playing on steamdeck and playing on PC or simply group them together?

I think I will give Civ VI another try on my steamdeck to see if the actual gameplay is better than the setup.

Edit: Apparently roman numbers are hard. Its VI, not IV.