I think saying "it takes skill" and "probably requires you to be fit" are contradictory to your point. I would also argue that billiards is technically a sport. Golf is technically a sport.
Hey not trying to be an internet jerk, just wanted to point out that his last name is Walz not "Waltz". Hope you have a great day.
Have you ever seen the frozen food section of a grocery store?
I am Ferro, a Druid from the once great wilderness outside of your town.
I'd love any suggestions on what to use for mobile (Chrome on iOS) and YouTube via an app on my TV
Swedish Meatballs
What is it with this article quoting something but then embedding a different tweet? Wouldn't you want to show the tweet in which she said the thing you are saying she said?
Not me! I'll take a pack of this Chewlie's gum right here.
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It's not an accident it's manslaughter.
This makes sense, thank you!
Thanks for the input!
Thank you for this! Rock and Stone, brother!
Steam Deck settings for dummies
Hey folks, long time first time.
I'm interested in getting some recommendations for default settings for my OLED Steam Deck which I mainly use hooked up to my 55" TV in my living room.
Main questions:
- what should I use for default settings on the Steam Deck for this setup?
- what game specific settings should I make for games, and do I make those in Steam for each game (Game library page - properties - game resolution: default/native/specific) or inside each game's options menu?
If it helps, here's a list of games I'm mostly playing:
Skyrim DRG Unrailed Bramble Gloomhaven
Gloomhaven specifically is something I would like help with because it's so much text and lots of things that end up over lapping (card side drawer on the left with the character action/initiative tiles displayed at the top)
Thank you in advance for any help dumbing this down for me!
My experience in WA and OR has all been 2+ passengers. The bar is low
That would be very cool of you!
High Protein Vegetarian Meals?
My wife and I are trying to eat a little less meat, starting with 1 dinner per week. I'm having trouble finding vegetarian recipes that can fit my desired macros for dinner, which are 52/41/16 C/P/F. I like tofu, but the protein/fat ratio isn't great for what I'm trying to get. I don't really love the "fake" meat substitutes and would rather eat real foods.
Any suggestions on high protein lower fat veggie mains or resources for recipies would be greatly appreciated.