Ah, one of the rare SFW Oglaf comics.
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Super Mario Brothers 3, only because I spent waaaaay too many hours playing it with my friend.
Super Mario World because it was not only fun, but gorgeous. It still is gorgeous, but it was gorgeous then, too.
If money is no object you can buy your own custom-built private car and pay Amtrak to pull it on their lines.
FediDB has listed the overall Lemmy monthly active users at about 45k for a while now. It's anyone's guess how many actual humans that represents, since the number includes bots and alt accounts.
That number only includes accounts that post, comment, or vote. I would love to know how many silent lurkers are out there.
I was really hoping this was a case of intentional malicious compliance to draw attention to the stupidity of this new policy. No such luck.
Now I'm curious to try "good" lutefisk. I grew up hearing about how exceptionally awful it is.
Northwest US: smoked salmon with a side of berries. Sockeye with little or no sugar added is the best IMO. The berries should be native varieties if you want to try for authenticity, though the invasive blackberries are really tasty, too.
I use Å and A interchangeably, and like to put umlauts in rändöm pläces for fün.
I think it was supposed to be Sidereal, which refers to astronomical measurements based on stars rather than the sun. But he couldn't even spell it right.
The other guy in the oval office cheated on all three of his wives, and paid off at least one of his mistresses in an attempt to keep her quiet, so...
Assembly Bill 666
Matt Moneymaker, a longtime Bigfoot researcher
I know we're in the bizarro timeline, but really?
Best ever is probably a group trip to Whistler many years ago. We got to our condo shortly ahead of a big snowstorm which closed the road behind us overnight. We awoke the next morning to a fresh layer of powder, and nearly had the whole mountain to ourselves. The only other skiers were people who had also beat the storm just ahead of us.
Best recently was night skiing with my kiddo back in January. It was a Sunday night so we nearly had the entire hill to ourselves. The sunset and alpenglow were phenomenal. And multiple planets were out: Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter were all visible.