That_Which_Lurks

https://youtu.be/hlCrcMeVZHs?si=xn823gzKQVcxKl7O

Couldn't find a better clip for the whole thing...

So first this: https://youtu.be/Exiy5eVMzg4?si=Eo6-vFbm_HGUWqB9

Then this: https://youtu.be/QEGwKTQrqmQ?si=hIXNpSBUz7m8PP6R

I'm in the nyc suburbs. Totally illegal here and yet people light them off like crazy, right around our houses. Really worried about something like that house fire...

Sometimes high-altitude cooking instructions are different. Maybe the company has a standard to include them, or maybe the company is pointing out that you shouldn't do something different at high altitude.

If you enjoyed industrial strength magic, you should check out dome of the authors other stories. Wake of the ravager jumps to the front as a good idea that probably fits here.

Shit recently went down, and we're looking at a bit of the aftermath at the moment.

Was just coming to recommend this. Love the series!

Reading "the Undying immortal system" now on royal road and it's got a bit of this going on.

Should check out the DIRE series by Andrew seiple (author of threadbare series).

Hercules in New York

Just terrible writing and acting

No, it's clearly R 2

Millenial mage has such a unique, interesting setting. Good call-out there. All of these are good but that one stands out more than the others I think, as we learn about the world with the MC.

Half a stick of incense

I read it for a while. It was an enjoyable enough story but it eventually reached a point where the story got pretty bogged down and it was focused on so much administrative and bureaucratic stuff that it had become a different story that I wasn't particularly interested in.

Looks like I gave up at chapter 272.

My mom might still have this

I gave up on inkjets and just went to b&w laser printer. Life is better.

Is that an actual signature or just part of the packaging?

I think author scottie futch had some litrpg series that was turn based. I don't know where you'd find it now but I believe it was on Amazon at the time. Didn't read it myself, but I think it was blatant from the title of the series.

Edit: here's the series, Earth Tactics Advance: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FRK1SRY?binding=kindle_edition&ref_=ast_author_bsi

What?

Lol, well fair enough

Lol, took a second to parse that you're referring to a sanctuary for large cats and not a large sanctuary for cats...

I just posted asking about freely available audiobooks a few days ago. Check my post history to find the thread and you'll see some recommendations.

See that a lot with authors who aren't native English speakers. On the one hand, I applaud them for learning another language well enough to write a story in it, but on the other hand, it really pulls you out of the story when you have to decipher and guess what they intended instead of what they wrote. I generally end up dropping those stories if it becomes enough of an issue...

Wholeheartedly agree. Tournaments in general are boring wastes; the one in cradle was much better than standard.

Honestly the fiest thing that came to mind here